PREVIEW: Ex Hex / Kuroma at Great Scott (4/24)
We got you a short refresher before taking the plunge with Ex Hex and Kuroma at Great Scott.
Half Time with Sports Coach
Allston Pudding had a chance to chat with Thatcher May of Sports Coach as he embarks on his first ever tour to promote “i don’t know how to do it good”.
PREVIEW: The Juliana Hatfield Three + Potty Mouth at Cuisine en Locale (4/19)
Be sure to check out The Juliana Hatfield Three and Potty Mouth at Cuisine en Locale this weekend. Yeah. That sentence exists.
WATCH: Polaris Visits the Set of Pete & Pete in a Cartoon We Made
By Allston Pudding Mark Mulcahy and his Pete-&-Pete-House-Band Polaris are coming to Brighton Music Hall in two damn days, with local faves Hallelujah The Hills opening! This is their first time through, and at this rate it will be another 20 years before we get another so hop on this. Below, watch an animated […]
Preview: New England Patriots, The Channels, Ursula at Zuzu
It seems like all the local punks are thawing out and amping up for a great show
INTERVIEW: Kathleen Hanna
Riot grrrl Kathleen Hanna spoke with us before her talk at the Wilbur this Thursday about how to create change and why feminism is on the rise.
PREVIEW: Jeremy Enigk, El May, The Field Effect @ TT’s [4/9]
We take a look at the lineup as Jeremy Enigk comes to TT’s as part of an acoustic tour with El May and local openers The Field Effect.
PREVIEW: Muddy Wires Album Release @ Out of The Blue Too Gallery
The Muddy Wires album release tomorrow should be beautiful, artistic and chin-stroke-worthy. Yeah. We went there.
PREVIEW: California X, Blessed State, Summer Saints, Laika’s Orbit, Ladypilot @ O’Brien’s (4/4)
By Lauren Moquin Amherst’s California X do trek through the Boston area quite often, but their last show always holds the best memory. This band never ceases to bind the riffs tighter and pull more energy into focus.The comradery that unfurls from that dark intensity leaves you with such a post-show spark. The January release of ‘Nights […]
PREVIEW: Amy & the Engine, The Silks and Grey Season at Church
This year we get to kick off the month with the upbeat pop folk band Amy & the Engine headlining their first Boston show at Church on April 2 along with Grey Season and Providence-based The Silks.