Valentino Pietro Petrarca

2 days ago | theaquarian.com | Valentino Pietro Petrarca

We’ve been covering The Used in 2003, so it’s safe to say that we are well-versed in their career and impact, but since their 25th Anniversary Tour spent three nights at our beloved Starland Ballroom last month, we knew we had to dig deeper, go backstage, and get a few heartfelt exclusives for fellow fans. After experiencing all three incredible nights at Starland Ballroom to celebrate their 25th anniversary, we can officially say that this is not just any normal concert, tour, or residency.

2 days ago | theaquarian.com | Valentino Pietro Petrarca

We’ve been covering The Used in 2003, so it’s safe to say that we are well-versed in their career and impact, but since their 25th Anniversary Tour spent three nights at our beloved Starland Ballroom last month, we knew we had to dig deeper, go backstage, and get a few heartfelt exclusives for fellow fans. After experiencing all three incredible nights at Starland Ballroom to celebrate their 25th anniversary, we can officially say that this is not just any normal concert, tour, or residency.

5 days ago | theaquarian.com | Valentino Pietro Petrarca

With a new album out and a tour on the way, Underoath has a lot to say. Last month, Underoath unveiled their most exciting and ambitious album yet: The Place After This One. At just under 40-minutes long, the record has taken the post-hardcore world by storm, and we already want more of this era. Underoath have already written, recorded, and released many songs that can be considered quintessential to the last two decades of the rock scene.

5 days ago | theaquarian.com | Valentino Pietro Petrarca

At the end of last month, Chiodos returned to New York City and took the stage again – this time at Webster Hall. They are a band vital to the post-hardcore scene and released their “final” album in 2014 following a breakup. However, they announced a reunion last year during When We Were Young Festival (in which they played All’s Well That End’s Well in full). People were elated to say the least.

1 week ago | dyingscene.com | Valentino Pietro Petrarca

The rock music community has had many incredible frontmen from Freddy Mercury to David Bowie, and so much more. However, most mainstream rock outlets don’t highlight certain artists in the punk or emo specific scenes that have also paved their way. This list is meant to promote some of the best vocalists that don’t always get the credit they deserve. These are all musicians who utilize their voice as an instrument on its own. They are quite frankly, the best to ever do it.