Everything Matters, Nothing Matters with Frank Turner
Frank Turner pulled double duty by playing a show at Big Night Live ahead of his Boston Calling set. Wendy Schiller was there!
Cheekface Continues to Do Their Thing
CheekFace played a sold out show to an eager Brighton Music Hall in early May, so we sent Wendy Schiller along to take photos.
Boston Calling Review: Blondshell
Away from the teeming chaos of the joint Red and Green area, lay the oasis of the Blue Stage. There, Blondshell churned out brilliant 90s inspired alternative rock at 5:50 pm
Boston Calling Review: The Killers
To quote the late music journalist Marc Spitz from Meet Me In The Bathroom: “The [00’s] band that wanted it, and were fucking ready for it, were The Killers.”
Boston Calling Review: Ed Sheeran
I know Ed Sheeran detests music journalism, and probably thinks he needs another review like he needs another cut in the face, but here goes
Reporting for Duty at Julia’s War Fest
We sent our Bostonest man into the Philadelphia trenches to report on Julia’s War Fest at the Ukie Club. Here’s the best of what he saw over the weekend.
Buck Meek Brings the Haunted Mountain to Crystal Ballroom
Buck Thief’s Buck Meek puts on a rollicking folk-rock show in support of his new album Haunted Mountain.
Mannequin Pussy Uncensored at the Sinclair
Mannequin Pussy played their second show of a two-night, sold-out stand at The Sinclair on the heels of their blockbuster new album, the John Congleton-produced I Got Heaven.
Throwing It Back to Bayside
Some say the mid-2000s never ended. All of those people were at Roadrunner to see Bayside’s show with Armor for Sleep and Finch. So was Emily Gardner.
Say Anything is Still Screaming
Say Anything are touring to celebrate the 20th anniversary of “…Is A Real Boy.” Wendy Schiller was sure to be on hand to capture the occasion.