One of music’s hottest nights of the year just wrapped up with one of music’s hottest after-parties of the year: UMG’s (Universal Music Group) 2026 After Party, presented by The Coca-Cola Company, with additional partners Johnnie Walker and Hydro Flask.
In a small wooden nook of the legendary St Pancras Clock Tower, with the London skyline glowing through the windows, Bastille’s Dan Smith brought his & (Ampersand) project to a close on 26 August, a bookend to the series and to summer itself.
On Thursday, May 1st, the historic Shrine Auditorium/ Expo Hall in Los Angeles, just across the street from USC, came alive with the unique sound and soulful swagger of Smino as he brought his Kountry Kousins Tour to town. As someone who has grown up attending shows at this legendary venue, I can confidently say this was one of the most creatively staged and musically tight performances I’ve seen there.
Kim Burrell, a powerhouse in gospel music and a beacon of spiritual inspiration, recently reached a significant milestone in her illustrious career with her first residency at the iconic Blue Note Jazz Club in New York City. From April 15th to 17th, Burrell graced the stage for six headline shows, a testament to her enduring appeal and dynamic artistry.
Get ready to turn up — HOT 97’s Summer Jam is back and bigger than ever.
The unassuming street entrance to So & So’s may be low-key, but step inside, and you’ll find a world of vibrant musical energy and sultry charm.
Jazz clubs are all the rage again in New York, and we’ve been to our fair share. We were not prepared, though, for the glitz and glamor that is the Club Room.
City Love NYC buzzed with energy on Thursday as The Knockturnal reported on the event at 275 Park. Once a chocolate factory, this venue has been transformed into one of Clinton Hill’s most dynamic, artist-friendly spaces.
At just 22, maryjo has emerged as a standout in the rising pop scene. Known for her powerhouse vocals and beloved appearance on Season 19 of American Idol, the Cleveland native overcame her childhood fear of singing in public to seize her big break on the show.
Presented by The GRAMMY Museum, The Knockturnal was invited to an exclusive conversation with musician Julius Rodriguez in honor of his latest body of work, Evergreen.