musicblogger Archives – Post Concert Depression

updated on March 23, 2023September 8, 2022Jessica Nelson Post Concert

Kings Elliot @ DSG Park

i have so many feeeeeeeeeeeeelings after this set. Kings Elliot absolutely slayed opening for Imagine Dragons & Macklemore. First, the blue hair just rocked my …

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updated on March 23, 2023March 30, 2022Jessica Nelson Post Concert

JP Saxe w/ Trousdale @ Gothic Theatre

JP Saxe recently came through Denver last month at The Gothic Theatre & WOWZA. I talked him up after first seeing him play a music …

updated on November 3, 2020October 29, 2020Post Concert

Throwback Concert: Walk Off The Earth

So…we are kinda in the middle of a worldwide pandemic, which I have dubbed a season called No Concert Depression. Since we have limited access …

updated on July 3, 2020July 28, 2020Thought Bubble

Artists You Probably Haven’t Heard of

There’s so much music out there, sometimes I feel like artists can go amiss. They stand out but aren’t getting buzz because maybe they don’t …

updated on July 8, 2020July 7, 2020Thought Bubble

Is There Space for More Black Executives in the Music Industry?

Post Concert Depression wants to have a discussion when it comes to music executives and the lack of diversity among record labels, radio stations, and more.

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updated on July 8, 2020May 26, 2020Thought Bubble

Has quarantine interrupted the fulfillment you get from going to a concert? Post Concert Depression discusses what concerts may look like in the future. Drive-In Concerts may be the new normal for live music.

updated on July 8, 2020May 19, 2020Thought Bubble

Are Virtual Concerts the New Normal?

Coronavirus has really put a dent in the live music scene. Concerts are no longer live and in person like we are used to. Connecting to an artist through a virtual concert may be the normal at the moment. Post Concert Depression discusses these questions and concerts on the blog.