Rob Levy

3 weeks ago | stlmag.com | Rob Levy

It’s no miracle that Jesus Christ Supercar has resurfaced with fresh music filled with sonic layers and dancy beats. The glammy disco-indie outfit—consisting of guitarist Christopher Bachmann, drummer Tom Blood, and bassist Collin McCabe—is known for throwing down some of the grooviest melodies in town, augmented by quirky keyboards, driving percussion, and catchy lyrics. Their latest single, the tenaciously upbeat “French Girls,” offers a glimpse of things to come.

2 months ago | stlmag.com | Joseph Hess |Rob Levy |Melissa Meinzer |George Mahe

“I feel like I’ve had a whole other career in my previous lifetime and this release is my rebirth. I feel that in every fiber of my bones,” says Steve N. Clair, the hybrid hip-hop artist behind Aight, Bet, a new set of rap-centric songs that bridge the gap between his former and future self. Originally from St. Louis, Clair now resides in Atlanta, Georgia, where he works as a photographer, videographer, and musician to build worlds for others to explore.

2 months ago | stlmag.com | Rob Levy |Joseph Hess |Tricia Despres |Melissa Meinzer

After years of playing gigs and releasing the odd single, St. Louis act Seashine has come out of the misty darkness. Having spent recent years making a name for itself locally and on the shoegaze/dream-pop circuit, the four-piece outfit—consisting of guitarist/vocalists Demi Haynes and Kate Hayes, bassist and singer Paul Rieger, and drummer Bill Hudgins—has finally dropped its first record, Seashine. The band began in 2015 as the brainchild of Haynes and Rieger.

2 months ago | broadwayworld.com | Rob Levy

Living every second of life is one of the core themes of Kimberly Akimbo, now onstage at the Fox Theatre. However, the same should be said for audiences, who should live every second of this funny, tender, and moving musical. Winner of 5 Tony Awards, Kimberly Akimbo is based on David Lindsay-Abaire’s play. Directed by Jessica Stone, the production mixes humor with just the right amount of heartstring tugs and teen angst.

2 months ago | stlmag.com | Christine Jackson |Abigail Wetteroff |Rob Levy |George Mahe

The Fox Theatre still has a few more shows before its 2024-2025 season takes its final bows, but folks in charge of the historic stage are already looking toward the future. This evening, vice president of sales and marketing Cindy Vargo and vice president of programming and marketing John O’Brien announced an impressive lineup for the 2025-2026 season, including eight Broadway Subscription productions and six Broadway Extras.