Kate Scott

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Faye WebsterThe Salt Shed// Chicago, IL // March 11, 2025Indie singer-songwriter Faye Webster brought her Underdressed at the Symphony Tour to a passionate crowd in ChicagoThe Salt Shed was the perfect venue for Faye Webster’s set: the big, wide stage allowed for the set pieces to be seen all the way up to the last row.

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PhantogramAragon Ballroom// Chicago, IL // February 14, 2025Sarah Barthel and Josh Carter brought the Running Through Colors Tour to Chicago on Valentine’s DayOn a cold, snowy night in Chicago, Phantogram fans filed into the Aragon Ballroom to see their favorite duo play songs from their new album along with some of their classic hits. Ever since the mid 2000s, Phantogram have been a staple of electronic pop and have consistently delivered hit after hit.

Jun 25, 2024 | substreammagazine.com | Kate Scott

The DecemberistsThe Salt Shed// Chicago, IL // May 21, 2024Colin Meloy and company were in top form promoting their newest album in Chicago. The Decemberists have been around for a long time, but each tour feels completely different and new. With the release of their new album, As It Ever Was, So It Will Be Again, the band dives into their folk roots while bringing a bit more pop and eclectic rock into the mix.

Apr 9, 2024 | substreammagazine.com | Kate Scott

Mitski & Julia JacklinAuditorium Theatre// Chicago, IL // March 21, 2024Part immersive theatre, part cathartic concert, Mitski put on the performance of her career. When Mitski announced her 4-night residency at the Auditorium Theatre in Chicago, tickets went fast. Like, really fast. Mitski’s fanbase is one that rivals any massive pop star in terms of passion and devotion, something that Mitski herself has expressed unease over.

Sep 27, 2023 | substreammagazine.com | Kate Scott

Riot FestDouglass Park// Chicago, IL // September 15-17, 2023The festival for punks, emos, and everyone in between reached new heights this year. Riot Fest outdid themselves this year. Chicago’s favorite alternative festival had some of the most highly anticipated acts, including the return of the iconic supergroup The Postal Service. The crowd during The Postal Service was on another level-hearing tens of thousands of people singing “Such Great Heights” in unison with Ben Gibbard?