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May 21, 2024
It's summertime! And that means summer concerts are back in season too! Here are our recommendations for some great live music throughout the state in June.
April 19, 2024
To celebrate the 20th anniversary of their influential studio album, They’re Only Chasing Safety, Underøath announces The 20th Anniversary Tour, hitting the
April 3, 2024
Local music lovers and concertgoers enthusiastically embraced the newly remodeled Val Air Ballroom, which re-opened for its first concert on Feb. 29. The Val Air, an 80-year-old iconic ballroom, located at 301 Ashworth in West Des Moines, recently completed a $15 million renovation. As I had a
April 2, 2024
Dashboard Confessional announced a fall tour with Boys Like Girls and Taylor Acorn. See all the 2024 dates now.
February 28, 2024
From Ashes to New have announced The Blackout Tour Pt. 2 tour with direct support from Point North and special guests Ekoh, Phix, and Elijah.
February 27, 2024
Jon Locker played through 81 amps simultaneously on his guitar to set a new world record as a crowd gathered to celebrate the reopening of an Iowa music venue
February 27, 2024
Jon Locker played through 81 amps simultaneously on his guitar to set a new world record as a crowd gathered to celebrate the reopening of an Iowa music venue
February 27, 2024
Jon Locker played through 81 amps simultaneously on his guitar to set a new world record as a crowd gathered to celebrate the reopening of an Iowa music venue
February 25, 2024
DES MOINES, Iowa — The 20th Century Val Air Ballroom is reopened and restored Sunday after the new owner renovated the property. Sam Summers bought the building in 2022 and shut it down later that year to have a $15 million renovation project done on the historic property. Summers owns Wooly’s in the East Village […]
February 24, 2024
Gen and the Degenerates' debut album 'Anti-Fun Propaganda' skewers the double standards of our infinitely online culture.