K.Flay Uses Her Inside and Outside Voices At Big Night Live
Last Saturday, K.Flay played Boston’s Big Night Live alongside Berklee College of Music alum Corook and Australian multi-instrumentalist G Flip.
MUNA Kick Off 2022 for Gateway City Arts
Last week, MUNA played Gateway City Arts in Holyoke, MA alongside opening act Lou Roy between stops on their supporting tour with Kacey Musgraves.
Everybody’s Winning with The War on Drugs
On January 31, The War on Drugs played the first of their two-night stint at the House of Blues in Boston.
Bully Brings Sugaregg to Brighton Music Hall
Last week, Bully was joined by Wisconsin four piece Graham Hunt Band at Brighton Music Hall in support of their latest album, Sugaregg.
KAYTRANADA, Sango, and One December Night in Boston
KAYTRANADA is one of the best producers & DJs doing it at the moment. Plus, he puts on a groovy set that keeps the smiles wide.
A Celebration of Local Talent at the 2021 Boston Music Awards
Last week, the 2021 Boston Music Awards celebrated local talent with performances by Layzi, Jake Swamp and the Pine, Senseless Optimism, Mallcops, Izzy Heltai, Zola Simone, and ANSON RAP$.
A Bloody Good Time With CHVRCHES at the House of Blues
Last Wednesday, Glaswegian synth-pop trio CHVRCHES played the House of Blues in Boston alongside opener Donna Missal as part of their Screen Violence tour.
Dinosaur Jr. and The Lemonheads Scorch House of Blues
It was a cross-generational crowd last Saturday night for Dinosaur Jr. at House of Blues, including punks that grew up with Dinosaur in the 80s to Gen Z gamers who played Feel the Pain on Guitar Hero.
Sylvan Esso Shine at House of Blues
Sylvan Esso made their return to Boston on Saturday night, the first of a two-night stand, playing to a sold-out crowd of 2,200 dancing attendees at House of Blues.
EXIT Galleries Hosts Halloween Block Party With Haasan Barclay, Rilla Force, and Rolex Daytona
EXIT Galleries in Allston threw a lil Halloween block party featuring Haasan Barclay, Rilla Force, and Rolex Daytona. Plus free Topo Chico, which was rad.