If you’ve got a good group of friends to tag along with and a love for house music and EDM, this is the Reno music festival for you and your crew.

For the past decade, this once-a-month goth night has been providing a welcoming space for the dark and macabre in Reno.

Reuniting with one of my favorites after four years, Andre Cruz & Chris Lujan blessed Reno music venues this past weekend with their soul jams.

The GSR is known for booking world-renowned concerts in Reno: this month they hosted Irish music stars, Flogging Molly!

If you're looking for concerts in Reno and don't want to hit up the casinos, here are some hand-picked favorite Reno music venues from a local's perspective.

The Reno Public Market is finally done and they rang in their soft opening with a top-notch band: Marty O’Reilly And The Old Soul Orchestra.

There’s nothing like summer Reno concerts and the season started off great with well-known punk band T.S.O.L.

There are plenty of places to enjoy karaoke, but this local bar proved to be a great night for music in Reno.

After going through some hardships, one writer is brought back to life after a night filled with Reno punk shows, good people and Halloween fun.

At one of the oldest bars in Reno, one writer got a taste for punk from a famous band in the scene. Learn more about Reno punk shows here.

Reno’s Artown hosts renowned soul and funk group: Pimps Of Joytime. Check out more music in Reno with Funk Punk Lives!

The Biggest Little City has something for everyone and as COVID-19 restrictions ease, one writer is excited to return to a beloved tradition in Reno EDM.

If music is a window into the soul, dancing is the food.

A news piece on the Off Beat Music Festival in November of 2015 — featuring a student who helped with promotional work for the event.