Will
I've always loved writing, but music and pop culture gave me something to write about. I've been fascinated by the cultrual impact of music for years and I love bringing those topics to light.
Articles by Will
What to Watch This Halloween (And What to Wear)
There are two types of people when October rolls around: those who have had their Halloween costume planned since last year and those who are frantically scrolling through Pinterest for a last-minute idea, hoping to find something that doesn't involve a cheap pair of cat ears.
Words: Will / October 30th, 2026
When Strangers Stop Being Strangers: Finding Your Community at Concerts
How many concerts are too many? At some point “You really like this band don’t you?,” turns into “You’ve spent how much on travel?”
Words: Will / September 28th, 2026
"The Sky Is the Limit" – Disco Shrine on Becoming Her Truest Self
In an interview with THE UNSEEN, Disco Shrine talks about her journey as an artist and a DJ, along with her songwriting process and creating inclusive spaces for her audience.
Words: Will / August 19th, 2026
Balu Brigada Bring Portal Tour to an Explosive Close in Dublin
Closing the EU/UK leg of their Portal tour, Balu Brigada delivered a chaotic and unforgettable Dublin headline filled with massive sing-alongs, “split the G” chants, and a crowd that refused to let the night end.
Words: Will / May 28th, 2026
Hurricane Festival 2026: A Weekend Built on Contrast
From a homegrown headline set to major returns, Hurricane Festival 2026 brings a lineup built on contrast and a weekend that rarely stands still.
Words: Will / April 30th, 2026
The Distance That Stays: “The Great Divide” Album Review
On “The Great Divide”, Noah Kahan doesn’t try to outrun “Stick Season”; he sits in what came after, tracing the distance between who you were and who you become when everything changes.
Words: Will / April 24th, 2026
The Return Of Harry Styles: Why The World Still Stops For Him
When Harry Styles disappears, pop culture feels the absence. Timelines begin to quiet, the constant him of fashion and discourse fades, and the paparazzi shots fade. Modern pop stardom loses one of its loudest voices. And then, eventually, he comes back. A cryptic teaser, a photograph, a lyric, a new album. And suddenly the internet is alive again. Styles’ return isn’t just a music release cycle, it’s a cultural reset.
Words: Will / March 21st, 2026
The Price of Being in the Room
Ticket prices are rising faster than wages and the shift is changing more than just the numbers on a screen. When live music becomes more of a financial calculation rather than an instinct, access narrows and culture shifts with it.
Words: Will / March 13th, 2026
Why Loving Music Feels Harder Online
There was a time when being a fan was simple: you loved an artist or a band. You bought records if you could afford them, waited months for interviews to appear in magazines, stayed up late to catch a music video on television, or swapped MP3 files or burned CDs amongst friends. Fandoms existed in bedrooms, record stores, concert queues, and in long conversations with friends that did not need to be validated or witnessed by anyone else.
Words: Will / January 19th, 2026