Squirrel Flower is one of Boston’s rising indie stars, fresh off the release of her new album “I Was Born Swimming.” We caught up with her to discuss her new album and share some photos from her recent performance at Great Scott.
Bat For Lashes – a.k.a. Natasha Khan – graced the Sinclair with a beautiful, stripped down version of her music, with a focus on her recent album “Lost Girls.”
Tyler, the Creator graced Agannis Arena on the “IGOR” tour, performing a show unlike anything he’s ever done before with help from GoldLink and Jaden Smith.
Vampire Weekend are pretty much cemented as indie pop legends already, but it’s nice to see them back in action with a fresh approach.
With roots all over the world, Ibeyi brought their irresistibly percussive and emotionally cathartic songs of empowerment to the Royale earlier in June.
Check out our photo gallery from last week’s Jon Hopkins show at the Sinclair, the midweek headliner of Together fest.
Kit Castagne went on the road with Nashville by Boston-based band TWEN and took some incredible photos from around the south.
Dounia and R.LUM.R led an enthusiastic crowd in an evening of singing and dancing at Sonia on 11/9.
Tera Melos and Speedy Ortiz perform with And the Kids for a special, spooky Halloween show at the Sinclair.
I’m not crying, you’re crying. Wait – we’re both crying? Sick.
Julien Baker, Half Waif, and Petal played the Somerville Theatre last Saturday.