Daniel Seavey’s Second Wind Tour in Denver on April 4th was an unforgettable experience, and honestly, I don’t even know where to start. As someone who’s been supporting him since the Why Don’t We days, it was so amazing to see his growth as an artist and to witness him really come into his own. His energy, passion, and dedication to his music were on full display, making the night one of the best concert experiences I’ve ever had.

As part of her Set Me Free North American Tour, Rachel Platten performed at the El Rey Theatre in Los Angeles on March 25th. Despite taking place on a Tuesday, the famed theatre was filled to the brim with fans young and old, ready to enjoy Platten's artfully written music. Sharing stories and anecdotes between each song and accompanied with a live band, her guitar, and her piano, the concert was personal and intimate.

Ben Barnes has been winning over audiences for years with his memorable acting roles in The Chronicles of Narnia and Shadow and Bone, but now, he’s making his mark as a musician. On January 19, 2025, Barnes brought his Where The Light Gets In tour to Denver, and the night was nothing short of magical—despite a few hiccups along the way that only added to the charm.

Though the city is known for its bright activities such as Disneyland and California Adventure theme parks, Japanese metal rock trio BABYMETAL brought a new vibe to the city on December 5th. As the third and final day of shows in Anaheim, and the final stop on their 2024 U.S. tour, the three members — Suzuka Nakamoto, or "Su-metal," Moa Kikuchi, or "Moametal," and Momoko Okazaki, or "Momometal"  — brought their highest energy to the House of Blues, setting it ablaze with their passion and fervor.