Melissa Kacar

"Dead of Night" is a song Orville Peck so vividly wrote about a fleeting romantic encounter in the middle of the night. It is evocative and nostalgic all at once, showcasing the depth of his voice in a way that immediately draws the listener into the universe he was setting forth with his debut album Pony .  The song in many ways carries a very sparse, classic country sound, but also a distinctly modern, psychedelic cowboy melancholy that has become synonymous with his music through the years. Through his music, he is able to simultaneously blend familiarity with an elusive tone in such a unique way. There is a very distinct sense of isolation and loneliness embedded throughout this song. "This is a song about unrequited love. It's about being with somebody you know ultimately cannot give you what you want, and is only going to break your heart," he said in an interview with Apple Music. "But even just that is better than being without them, so you torture...

Happy Harryween! I recently had the most incredible experience seeing Harry Styles once again at Madison Square Garden to celebrate Halloween in the best way possible! Harryween was announced in early 2020, just before the pandemic hit and everything needed to be postponed. This show was originally supposed to be October 31, 2020 but thankfully was able to be rescheduled for the same day in 2021! I also saw Harry in early October for his Love On Tour in New York City , which was such an unforgettable show! Both of these concerts were incredible and something I looked forward to everyday for nearly two years. It was a long wait, but it was beyond worth it! He played a total of 5 sold out shows at Madison Square Garden in one month (which is actually a record for an artist debuting in the past 20 years!) I saw him for the first time in 2018 at Madison Square Garden as well, which was also one of the greatest concerts I have been to. There is truly something so special about his shows the...