April 2026

For someone who loves music like I do, April was surprisingly lacking in music. I flew down to Atlanta to visit a friend and to see the band The Maine, so I listened to a lot of their discography this month, but otherwise, my time was dominated by audiobooks. If you’re looking for audiobooks, someContinue reading “April 2026”

Would Your Favorite Band Do This?

This past weekend, I had such a pinch me moment at The Summer Set’s concert in Boston. Music has always been something that defined my life. When I think about different stages of my life, I oftentimes remember it in terms of what music I was listening to at the time and I grew upContinue reading “Would Your Favorite Band Do This?”

November’s Playlist

LAAAA LAAAA! LAAAAAA LAAAAAA! Wicked fans, rejoicify! The film is FINALLY here! If it’s not obvious, I spent most of November listening to the Wicked albums on a constant loop. I’ve been a huge fan of Wicked since I saw it in 2009 and to be able to see it on the big screen wasContinue reading “November’s Playlist”

September’s Playlist

I didn’t listen to much music in September – I saw Pitbull and Frankie Valli in concert this month, so I spent most of my time listening to them – but here’s the official playlist: Only Growing – Stephen Day Grew Apart – Logan Mize, Donovan Woods State I’m In – Ryan and Rory December, 1963 (Oh WhatContinue reading “September’s Playlist”

August’s Playlist

I went to a concert every weekend of August aside from Labor Day, so I spent my month listening to Sad Summer Festival artists like The Maine, We the Kings, and Mayday Parade, The Beach Boys, Sara Bareilles, Avril Lavigne, and Simple Plan. Here’s my official August playlist: Grew Apart – Logan Mize, Donovan WoodsContinue reading “August’s Playlist”

July’s Playlist

Let’s break July down into a few categories: Emotions Running High, New Music, Vacation, and the Monthly Playlist. Emotions Running High July was an amazing month, but it wasn’t without its rough patches. Growing up an only child and not always having someone to turn to in the moment, I realized how much music helped.Continue reading “July’s Playlist”