Joshua Mellin

1 week ago | undertheradarmag.com | Joshua Mellin

Web Exclusive Lucy Dacus’ Forever Is a Feeling Tour stopped for 2 nights at the storied Chicago Theatre with Katie Gavin, of MUNA, in tow. A special show celebrating Dacus’ birthday, the evening saw her present the entirety of her newest album Forever is a Feeling along with the tour debuts of “Trust” and the boygenius song “Afraid of Heights” Joshua Mellin was there to capture the scene, including the tulips in full bloom outside the theater on State Street:

1 week ago | undertheradarmag.com | Joshua Mellin

Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds Web Exclusive Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds saddled up for a two night set at Chicago’s Salt Shed as part of the the Wild God Tour. Featuring long time collaborator Warren Ellis, and Radiohead member Colin Greenwood, the band played through Cave’s ranging history, touching on tracks from 12 of their 18 albums, with a heavy dose of 2024’s Wild God at the forefront.

1 month ago | japantimes.co.jp | Joshua Mellin

With Japanese superstars Shohei Ohtani, Yoshinobu Yamamoto and Roki Sasaki of the Los Angeles Dodgers and Shota Imanaga and Seiya Suzuki of the Chicago Cubs returning home for MLB’s Tokyo Series, they brought in tow with them more than just their fellow teammates. They also brought legions of diehard fans, many of whom had never experienced Japan before and have been mesmerized by the food and cultural experiences on offer.

2 months ago | chicagomag.com | Joshua Mellin

The Cubs will open their season as the home team — but only technically speaking. On March 18 and 19, they will play in a place familiar to stars Shota Imanaga and Seiya Suzuki: Japan. Dubbed the Tokyo Series, the two games will pit the Cubs against the defending World Series champion Dodgers, featuring Japanese compatriots Shohei Ohtani and Yoshinobu Yamamoto, at the 43,500-seat Tokyo Dome.

Dec 4, 2024 | floodmagazine.com | Joshua Mellin

Since the first Clockenflap in 2008 at Cyberport, a concrete public space in an empty housing development, the event has expanded to become the city’s premiere music festival, hosted at the West Kowloon Cultural District’s Central Harbourfront Event Space with the glowing Hong Kong skyline as its backdrop. Drawing on acts from around the globe, Clockenflap reflects the swiftly evolving city’s wide-ranging tastes.