New World Brewery

76th Street & Tornsey delivered a performance that was nothing short of electric. Their sound is energetic, fresh, and perfectly in tune with the moment we’re living in. What struck me most wasn’t just the music—it was the people behind it. Meeting them in person was a joy. Every single one of them was down‑to‑earth, welcoming, and genuinely authentic. You can feel that realness in their presence and in every note they play. Their set was spot‑on with today’s vibe, full of life and intention, and the energy in the room was undeniable. I’m incredibly proud of these girls for hitting the road and sharing not just their music, but their love and support for the LGBTQ community. They’re doing more than performing—they’re building connection, visibility, and joy everywhere they go. Brava to 76th Street & Tornsey—keep shining, keep traveling, and keep lifting us up.

Incredible experience I will never forget! This artist is so talented performing and lyrically. Every artist that night was pure genius! I can’t wait to see Melissa Seals perform again!!

The venue is perfect sized - you can see the artist from any place in the room. Lovesong is hands down the best tribute band for The Cure: they have a phenomenal sound, visuals, and stage presence. This is my 3rd time seeing them play, and I can't wait to see them again!

Dialed in, very tight. Amazing deeper cut setlist. No spoilers. Just go!!! If this show comes 200 miles from you I promise you won't regret it. They are definitely giving the low end more shine now that they have Jere and his huge talents.

Tampa was ELECTRIC! Kayko laid it all out on the stage, held nothing back, and delivered one of the most memorable concerts that I will probably ever see. Lost Stars were incredible as well and really know how to put on a show because it's never easy being the opening act. I have seen many opening acts, but I think Lost Stars has been my favorite one so I'm glad Kayko brought them on tour with him. Kayko is an amazing entertainer and singer, and you will leave ready to go back to another show.

SINE and Curse Mackey put on a fantastic show, as always! Their energy is top notch, and they are really lovely people to chat with after the show. We were able to snap a picture with Curse Mackey after buying shirts from them. Will make time to see them every time they come to the area.

Great show! Twen played a number of new songs from their soon-to-be-released new album and every track was fantastic. Highly recommend catching this band when they’re in your area. You won’t be disappointed ✌🏼

Great show and energy! Sound as good live, as on vinyl! Venue provided a real intimate setting and feel. If they are coming to your area, make sure you catch Korine, you won't be dissappointed!

First time to this venue since they moved here... I used to hang out at the Ybor location wayyy back in the day... like in the late 1900s 🤣 Anyways... place is still a hella cool place. Patio next to the music hall had a great vibe... had the pizza and was not disappointed. We had an absolute blast!

Small venue so not a bad spot in the house. Great set where they mixed it up a bit from earlier concerts. Loved how they played their entire first album. And even better that they played a second night with their next album in its entirety. This is a brilliant way to create new fans. I went on recommendation to join friends who had seen them four times earlier and have now joined their ranks! Go Ocean Blue!

Great live sound, great performance. Night 1 (1st album play through with 2nd set of songs from all other albums). Encore with the smiths and the beat covers.

First time seeing the Messer Chups and they were effing brilliant, Zombierella keeping a steady bass rhythm whilst oozing s*x appeal, Guitaracula with his impressive chops working that whammy bar and effects amp with his foot, plus there's a new drummer that looks like cousin It who killed it. The venue has a decent sized room that probably holds 300 people. The beer choices were a little lacking and I wasn't a fan of the steps up to the bar especially after a few drinks but otherwise great sound and plenty of parking.

He was good but I get bored at a lot of hip hop shows. Didn’t expect him to sing a couple jazz tunes which was a cool change. He got the crowd involved a lot and seemed to be enjoying his set.

Incredible, outstanding, unlike any other!!! Dirtwire blows my mind every time, starting the show with the intention of healing really set the mood in a way I haven’t experienced. The amount of instruments they play is mind blowing, and we even had the chance to speak to Mark after the show! 10/10, I’m a Dirtwire fan for life! 💖💖💖

Really good live band. You can tell the singer is obsessed with Cedric (mars Volta/atdi) by the way he moves the mic stand and throws it in the air haha.

Another stellar performance by The Ordinary Boys last night! Was blown away by a dead-on cover of Echo & The Bunnymen's The Killing Moon! Awesome seeing them in a smaller venue as well.

Do yourself a favor and go see Surfer Girl live! They put on an awesome show and then stayed after and took pics with us starstruck fans lol 💕 just genuinely cool people. It was such a fun and memorable night. Already looking forward to their next show ✌️

this was my very first concert so i didn’t know what to expect but it was beyond amazing. not only the music, but the atmosphere and how they interacted with the audience was so much fun !!! i will forever compare any future concerts to this unforgettable experience

I finally got to see Aurelio Voltaire live last night and it surpassed any and all expectations. It was just one man dressed like a goth pirate with an acoustic guitar, a bottle of rum, a whole lot of stories to tell, and an amazing amount of charm and charisma. When I first got there before the opener (a band called “Laboratory” out of Miami - another excellent act!) he was already at his table, signing posters and meeting the fans. And I thought to myself “ah! He’s in full-on convention mode!” But he also stayed after to the very last person - even after the venue had turned the ugly lights on - to meet all the fans one by one and take selfies with them. His dedication to his fanbase is amazing, and I can see why. The most poignant moment was his story leading up to Raised By Bats, where he talks about the heavy abuse in his choldhood, both in school and at home, finding mutual weirdness in a Rocky Horror shadowcast, and running away to find his chosen family. 🖤🦇💀

It was another killer show. This band has tremendously grown and deserves their spot in the music industry. They greatly rocked and held their own with 3 other great bands. Great job. 🤘🤘🤘