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Vans Warped Tour Returns to Long Beach With a Cross Generational Alternative Lineup
Music News— July 25, 2026

Vans Warped Tour Returns to Long Beach With a Cross-Generational Alternative Lineup

The Vans Warped Tour opened its 2026 Long Beach weekend on Saturday, July 25, bringing a large, cross-generational lineup of punk, pop-punk, emo, hardcore, alternative rock and related styles to the Shoreline Waterfront in Southern California. The two-day event continues through Sunday, July 26, with festival programming scheduled from late morning into the evening. An

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Maks Gabriel working at a recording studio mixing music on a laptop and audio production equipment.
Artist Spotlights— July 23, 2026

Maks Gabriel Builds Songs With Lasting Value

The producer whose classical roots reach back to Rachmaninoff on why value, not talent alone, builds careers. The room can change from song to song. One day, it may hold a first-time artist standing near a microphone, unsure whether the idea in their head can survive the pressure of being recorded. Another day, it may

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Sheet music labeled "Cluster Chord 35" beside a glowing multicolored light bulb illustration.
Artist Spotlights— July 20, 2026

Eureca! Bach’s Humor-Based Brain Optimization Makes Unnecessary Nagging to Practice Music Assignments

Bach’s humorous piece, composed for teaching, inspires joyful, reflective, brain balancing music practice. The insightful ebook by Rozalina Gutman “Paradox of invisible dissonance in Fugue-Parody by J.S.Bach” explores Bach’s humor-based teaching approach, that can make music practice more enjoyable, while supporting analytically/emotionally balanced brain involvement and inspiring self-reflection of intangible aspects of the mind through

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Mosswood Meltdown 2026
Music News— July 19, 2026

Mosswood Meltdown Closes Expanded Oakland Weekend With Bikini Kill

Oakland’s Mosswood Meltdown concludes its 2026 edition on Sunday, July 19, with Bikini Kill leading the final day of an expanded three-day celebration of punk and independent rock at Mosswood Park. The closing program also features The Return of Jackie and Judy, The Dead Milkmen, Frankie and the Witch Fingers, Frightwig and Las Nubes. Filmmaker

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Maks Gabriel working at a recording studio mixing music on a laptop and audio production equipment.
Artist Spotlights— July 23, 2026

Maks Gabriel Builds Songs With Lasting Value

The producer whose classical roots reach back to Rachmaninoff on why value, not talent alone, builds careers. The room can change from song to song. One day, it may hold a first-time artist standing near a microphone, unsure whether the idea in their head can survive the pressure of being recorded. Another day, it may

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Sheet music labeled "Cluster Chord 35" beside a glowing multicolored light bulb illustration.
Artist Spotlights— July 20, 2026

Eureca! Bach’s Humor-Based Brain Optimization Makes Unnecessary Nagging to Practice Music Assignments

Bach’s humorous piece, composed for teaching, inspires joyful, reflective, brain balancing music practice. The insightful ebook by Rozalina Gutman “Paradox of invisible dissonance in Fugue-Parody by J.S.Bach” explores Bach’s humor-based teaching approach, that can make music practice more enjoyable, while supporting analytically/emotionally balanced brain involvement and inspiring self-reflection of intangible aspects of the mind through

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Mosswood Meltdown 2026
Music News— July 19, 2026

Mosswood Meltdown Closes Expanded Oakland Weekend With Bikini Kill

Oakland’s Mosswood Meltdown concludes its 2026 edition on Sunday, July 19, with Bikini Kill leading the final day of an expanded three-day celebration of punk and independent rock at Mosswood Park. The closing program also features The Return of Jackie and Judy, The Dead Milkmen, Frankie and the Witch Fingers, Frightwig and Las Nubes. Filmmaker

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