On Monday, Oct. 2,  the band boygenius performed at Madison Square Garden as part of their tour for their debut album “the record.” The band consists of three members: Phoebe Bridgers, Lucy Dacus and Julien Baker, who are all also individual artists. The show was opened by MUNA. Bridgers came out to sing her part of her song with MUNA called “Silk Chiffon.” The night was filled with a mixture of screams and tears as people sang their hearts out.

Is it hard to imagine a place where everybody is united under one roof, enjoying themselves and each other’s presence? A place where people from every generation, every culture and every background can share the same air, the same food, the same drinks and the same love for one thing? Such a place might be impossible to conceive in a time (and specifically country) as deeply and systemically fractured as ours, but occasionally, there is a grand, unifying force that brings everyone together, even if for only a short amount of time.

On Friday, Dec. 2, and Saturday, Dec. 3, the Italian rock band Måneskin held two concerts for their “Loud Kids Tour.” The shows took place at the small-but-energetic venue of the Hammerstein Ballroom at the Manhattan Center. 

On Sunday, March 29, Fox aired the iHeartRadio Living Room Concert, hosted by Elton John. Artists like Billie Eilish, Alicia Keys and more from all over the country contributed from their own homes.

Post Malone brought his Runaway tour to 20,000 patient fans at the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on Wednesday, Feb. 19. Among these fans were many Hofstra students gathered for a night of music.

Brooklyn Steel is a tucked-away warehouse turned venue containing a large open floor as well as a balcony up above. Clairo performed here with openers Hello Yello and beabadoobee on Wednesday, Nov. 6.

Childhood flashed before the eyes of millions of people when the Jonas Brothers announced that they would be getting back together. Shortly after reactivating the band’s social media accounts, the Jonas Brothers announced that they were going to release their first single in nearly six years.