POSTINGS


William Beckett | Walk The Talk Tour | Photos by: Lauren Schroer


Cara Salimando | Walk The Talk Tour | Photos by: Lauren Schroer


NEW COVER: fun. - Call Me Maybe


NEW COVER: Fun. and Hayley Williams of Paramore covered Gotye’s Somebody That I Used To Know. 


The Cab | Youth Jamz Benefit Concert | Photos by: Rubi Rodriguez


Cassadee Pope | Youth Jamz Benefit Concert | Photos by: Rubi Rodriguez


Artist Vs Poet | Youth Jamz Benefit Concert | Photos by: Rubi Rodriguez


Blackbear | Youth Jamz Benefit Concert | Photos by: Rubi Rodriguez


The Maine | Pioneer World Tour | Photos by: Shannon Lowe


NEW MUSIC VIDEO: Jeffree Star - Prom Night

Craig Owens will be heading out on a solo tour called “An Evening With: Craig Owens & Friends”, along with Bearcat and Squid the Whale. Check out the dates below. 05/17 - Detroit, MI - Hard Rock Cafe05/18 - Pontiac, MI - Pike Room (Crofoot)05/20 - Buffalo, NY - Mohawk Place05/22 - Albany, NY - Valentines05/23 - Cambridge, MA - The Middle Est05/24 - New York, NY - The Studio @ Webster Hall05/26 - Philadelphia, PA - The Barbary05/27 - Pittsburgh, PA - The Altar bar05/28 - Columbus, OH - The Basement05/30 - Indianapolis, IN - The Emerson Theatre05/31 - St. Louis, MO - Fubar06/01 - Iowa City, IA - Blue Moose06/02 - Madison, WI - The Loft06/03 - Joliet, IL - Mojoes06/21 - Houston, TX - The Studio @ Warehouse Live06/22 - San Antonio, TX - White Rabbit06/23 - Austin, TX - Stubb’s06/24 - Dallas, TX - Trees06/29 - Cleveland Heights, OH - The Grog Shop06/30 - Grand Rapids, MI The Pyramid Scheme

Craig Owens will be heading out on a solo tour called “An Evening With: Craig Owens & Friends”, along with Bearcat and Squid the Whale. Check out the dates below.

05/17 - Detroit, MI - Hard Rock Cafe
05/18 - Pontiac, MI - Pike Room (Crofoot)
05/20 - Buffalo, NY - Mohawk Place
05/22 - Albany, NY - Valentines
05/23 - Cambridge, MA - The Middle Est
05/24 - New York, NY - The Studio @ Webster Hall
05/26 - Philadelphia, PA - The Barbary
05/27 - Pittsburgh, PA - The Altar bar
05/28 - Columbus, OH - The Basement
05/30 - Indianapolis, IN - The Emerson Theatre
05/31 - St. Louis, MO - Fubar
06/01 - Iowa City, IA - Blue Moose
06/02 - Madison, WI - The Loft
06/03 - Joliet, IL - Mojoes
06/21 - Houston, TX - The Studio @ Warehouse Live
06/22 - San Antonio, TX - White Rabbit
06/23 - Austin, TX - Stubb’s
06/24 - Dallas, TX - Trees
06/29 - Cleveland Heights, OH - The Grog Shop
06/30 - Grand Rapids, MI The Pyramid Scheme


Check out the newest band to join the Fueled By Ramen family, Twenty One Pilots!

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William Beckett released the Walk The Talk Documentary where he talks about his music, family, and plans for the future.

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This Providence gives a track-by-track description of their new EP “Brier”.

This Providence gives a track-by-track description of their new EP “Brier”.

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With stadium-like lighting to match their energy and antics on stage, Fun. brought down the Kool Haus on April 25th. Seamlessly amalgamating a setlist of ballads and dynamic power pop tracks into a setlist that kept everyone moving, the three-piece rock band proved themselves to be natural performers and creating a feeling of community amongst all concert-goers. Making an effortless transition from album to live show, the addition of musicians Will Noon (drums), Nate Harold (bass), and Emily Moore (keys/guitar) only aided in the development of the friendly atmosphere. As much as it was a live performance, it evoked the warmth of listening to their record in your basement with a few close friends. With the trumpet being passed between backing musicians, and Emily’s feminine touch to the vocals, the songs almost mirrored their recorded counterparts. Using the, often criticized, auto tuned riffs minimally and holding notes longer than what seems possible, only encouraged the singing-along of the audience more. Elogating verses in The Gambler, and coordinating the audience to become a gospel choir on a few tracks surprised many in attendance as to the enthusiasm of their fanbase, and that feeling was reciprocated with their unrehearsed stage banter; nicknaming the city “The ‘Ront”, and apologizing for prior issues with ticket and venue changes. Thanking the showgoers endlessly for their inability to complete their encore due to the cheering and excitement, this chart-topping band left all in attendance feeling as though they had matching frienship bracelets with everyone else in the room, and eagerly awaiting the next visit from their newfound friends, Nate, Jack, and Andrew.

With stadium-like lighting to match their energy and antics on stage, Fun. brought down the Kool Haus on April 25th. Seamlessly amalgamating a setlist of ballads and dynamic power pop tracks into a setlist that kept everyone moving, the three-piece rock band proved themselves to be natural performers and creating a feeling of community amongst all concert-goers.

Making an effortless transition from album to live show, the addition of musicians Will Noon (drums), Nate Harold (bass), and Emily Moore (keys/guitar) only aided in the development of the friendly atmosphere. As much as it was a live performance, it evoked the warmth of listening to their record in your basement with a few close friends. With the trumpet being passed between backing musicians, and Emily’s feminine touch to the vocals, the songs almost mirrored their recorded counterparts. Using the, often criticized, auto tuned riffs minimally and holding notes longer than what seems possible, only encouraged the singing-along of the audience more. Elogating verses in The Gambler, and coordinating the audience to become a gospel choir on a few tracks surprised many in attendance as to the enthusiasm of their fanbase, and that feeling was reciprocated with their unrehearsed stage banter; nicknaming the city “The ‘Ront”, and apologizing for prior issues with ticket and venue changes. Thanking the showgoers endlessly for their inability to complete their encore due to the cheering and excitement, this chart-topping band left all in attendance feeling as though they had matching frienship bracelets with everyone else in the room, and eagerly awaiting the next visit from their newfound friends, Nate, Jack, and Andrew.

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