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Ernie Halter, Joe Firstman, and Todd Carey all played a laid back set at Eddie’s Attic in Decatur, Georgia and remind us how personal concerts can be.

During the second stop of their tour with Jack’s Mannequin, fun. hit the stage of the Roseland Theater to play most of the songs from their debut album, Aim and Ignite.

Metric brought their hot and sweaty pop-rock show to the Crystal Ballroom in Portland, Oregon and subjected lead singer Emily Haines to much ogling and gawking from a diverse crowd of devout Emily Haines followers.

Bobby Long made his second trip to Portland during his seemingly endless worldwide tour. We love him, so we stopped by to say hello and swoon with the rest of the girls in the audience.

Crash Kings and Rooney stopped by the Hawthorne Theater last week to bring a welcome taste of Southern California to Portland’s frigid weather forecast.

Miles Benjamin Anthony Robinson, These United States and Portland band Oh Captain My Captain rallied together to create a surprisingly rock-based lineup at Mississippi Studios during the PDX stop of their U.S. tour.

Will Hoge stopped by Mississippi Studios in Portland, OR on his first post-accident U.S. tour and proved that his rock show is just as sweaty and strong as it always has been.

After a last-minute venue change, Local Natives rocked and sweated their ways through an impressive set at Berbati’s Pan in Portland.

Dirty Projectors played a couple old songs, some new songs, and a lot of Bitte Orca at the Aladdin in Portland, Oregon.

Owl City, Unicorn Kid, and Kate Havnevik play The School of Rock in Hackensack, New Jersey.