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From surprise guests to emotional singalongs, Noah Kahan’s night at the Rose Bowl was impossible to forget.

From poolside house sets and hotel-hopping crowds to an Air Museum afters, Splash House made the desert heat part of its appeal.

A fire-lit Brooklyn Army Terminal show paired unreleased tech house IDs and a sunset transformation like no other.

The pop superstar blended personal storytelling, Prince homage and infectious energy in her first Minneapolis performance.

On the 'Constantly Nowhere Tour', Poppy fused theatrical horror with crushing metalcore into a fully immersive performance.

Beyond muddy mishaps and music mania, Lollapalooza reaffirmed what’s often lost in today’s virality-driven festival culture: the camaraderie.

Across two nights at the Greek Theatre, emo mainstays Death Cab for Cutie balanced new material, career-defining songs, and a very attentive crowd.

At Hard Summer, independent artist Kelly Vargas shows how Latin artists are reshaping festival lineups, audiences, and global pop culture.

In a packed Madison Square Garden, Rush proved that even after half a century, their impact, joy, and love for their craft shine brighter than ever.

Music, Fashion, Film is a stunning picture of Charli xcx’s love for art, the creation process, and the toll of being an artist.