There was a full bill set to play at Roggie’s in Cleveland Circle last Wednesday night. If you’ve been paying attention to Boston gossip, you won’t be surprised to hear that it didn’t happen…
It ended with a half naked man in a wig and a cape in the balcony, and a microphone cable unable to go any farther.
By Sharon Weissburg Friends, fans, curious passerby, and (to the musicians’ chagrin) coworkers crowded the long, narrow hall of Charlie’s Kitchen’s upstairs music space on Monday evening. Under the many closed-caption television monitors of the bar (one showed Hillary Clinton’s interview with Diane Sawyer; another showed Proactiv skincare infomercials), bodies huddled into the mouth of […]
BADBADNOTGOOD descended on the Middle East until the wee hours of the morning.
Photos by Ty Ueda Pics of Saintseneca rocking out live at Great Scott on June 6th!
By Andy Sears Fresh off his headlining gigs at Governor’s Ball and Irving Plaza, high-brow Brit rocker Damon Albarn brought his new solo project to the Royale on Monday night. The new solo record Everyday Robots is Albarn’s first and probably most introspective work to date. It’s not the indie Britpop rock that was Blur, or […]
Creaturos, Leamers and The Furniture hit up Zuzu to put together that felt like home but without your nagging dads.
Jarva Land, Jamie MacLaughlin and Earth Heart came together for Katie Coriander’s art opening at the Middle East Corner.
After hugely crowd-pleasing performance by PAPA, I was not sure how Cayucas could top that. Luckily, I was proven wrong.
By Nick Canton Power duo Sleepy Kitty, hailing from “St. Louis via Chicago” according to their Facebook, are touring the United States and Canada and were kind enough to play a set at T. T. The Bear’s Place this past Sunday. Right off the bat, their setup was pretty unfamiliar: recently I’ve seen a lot […]