Bonnie McKee is one bad bitch. She’s fucking fabulous. And, more importantly, she knows how to write a fucking song. If you know Bonnie McKee only as the woman behind some of pop music’s biggest hits, you might miss just how much of an artist she is herself. But standing inside The Pageant this past…
Peaches Turns The Sovereign Into Her Own Personal Playground
There are concerts you attend, concerts you remember, and then there are concerts that make you wonder if you just witnessed something that could never quite be duplicated in a larger room. September 14, 2026, at The Sovereign in St. Louis was one of those nights. If you were fortunate enough to be inside the…
Ron Pope Brings Heart, Humor and High Energy to City Winery St. Louis
Ron Pope has spent more than two decades writing songs about the complicated moments that make us human. On September 8, that journey came alive onstage at City Winery St. Louis. From the moment Pope took the stage, there was an unmistakable energy in the room. He moved easily between heartfelt songs, stories and humor,…
Q&A with Tyler Gillium — Head Coach, Savannah Bananas
Banana Ball has transformed baseball into something faster, stranger and considerably more fun—and the Savannah Bananas have built a phenomenon around it. Ahead of their St. Louis appearance, we talked with head coach Tyler Gillium about bringing Banana Ball to Busch Stadium, the moments that go wildly off-script, and why the organization believes baseball can…
Michelle Branch: 25 Years of The Spirit Room
Twenty-five years later, the room is still open. On August 14, 2001, a young singer-songwriter from Sedona, Arizona, released an album that would become one of the defining pop-rock records of its generation. That album was The Spirit Room. Before the major-label success came “Broken Bracelet,” Branch’s independent 2000 release on Twin…
“If It Ain’t Spit, It Ain’t Love” — Peaches Brings “No Lube So Rude” to St. Louis
“If it ain’t spit, it ain’t love.” There probably isn’t a better way to introduce Peaches—the unapologetic provocateur, performance artist and electro-punk icon who has spent more than two decades turning sexuality, gender, identity and freedom into an art form. On September 14, 2026, Peaches brings her No Lube So Rude Tour to The Sovereign…
Vanessa Carlton Balances Nostalgia and Growth at City Winery
There was a warm sense of connection floating through the room at the sold-out two-night engagement by Vanessa Carlton at City Winery St. Louis this past month. But on May 1st, the evening took an unexpected turn almost immediately. Fresh from throwing out a ceremonial first pitch at Busch Stadium earlier that evening, Carlton arrived…
Lyle Lovett at City Winery St. Louis
On May 13, Lyle Lovett began his three-night engagement, An Evening with Lyle Lovett: Songs & Stories, at City Winery St. Louis — and if early ticket demand is any indication, audiences remain deeply captivated by one of America’s most unconventional storytellers. With several performances nearing capacity and a touring schedule stretching through October, Lovett…
Mall Dreams, Mixtapes, and Midwest Magic: Tiffany Returns to St. Louis
There’s something beautifully defiant about pop nostalgia—especially the kind born under fluorescent mall lights, carried on cassette tapes, and lived out in handwritten fan letters. Few artists embody that era quite like Tiffany. On April 18, 2026, Tiffany brings that legacy—and a whole lot of lived-in authenticity—to River City Casino, sharing the stage with fellow…
Thomas Blue Interviews Synthpop Sensation Bright Light Bright Light
Few artists in indie House Synthpop command attention like Bright Light Bright Light. Blending shimmering synths with emotionally candid songwriting, he has carved out a distinctive niche—collaborating with icons such as Alan Cumming, Elton John, and Scissor Sisters, while channelling the enduring glamour of Cher. With multiple acclaimed releases and a reputation for authenticity, he…
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