PHOTOS: Royal Blood w/ the Shelters at Paradise Rock Club (6/2)
British duo Royal Blood kicked off their U.S tour with a sold out show at Paradise Rock Club on June 2nd.
PHOTOS: Portugal. The Man w/ Electric Guest at House of Blues (6/1)
Portugal. The Man took the stage with an all music, no bullshit attitude to open their tour at House of Blues here in Boston last week.
PHOTOS: The Suitcase Junket w/ Caroline Rose at The Sinclair (5/31)
Suitcase Junket came through town last week touring on his new album Pile Driver (out on Signature Sounds now) in front of an excited crowd at the Sinclair.
REVIEW: Wavves with Post Animal at Brighton Music Hall (5/17)
Wavves stopped at Brighton Music Hall to celebrate the release of their new album You’re Welcome for a high energy performance in front of a full house of sweaty dancing fans.
REVIEW: The Growlers at The Sinclair (5/16)
On May 16, Boston was hit with a tidal wave of beach goth rock, as The Growlers unpacked their bags and took over The Sinclair for first of two sold out shows.
REVIEW: Tei Shi w/ Salt Cathedral at Great Scott (5/11)
From delicate and sweet crooning to full-out diva belting, Tei Shi delivered a complete pop star package to the dark corner bar at the corner of Commonwealth and Harvard Avenue.
REVIEW: Ryan Adams with Jenny Lewis at Blue Hills Bank Pavillion (5/10)
Last week Ryan Adams happily whipped the crowd at Blue Hills Bank Pavillion into a frenzy while winding through a long set of classics and newer songs.
REVIEW: Perfume Genius at Royale (5/13)
Perfume Genius’ set on Saturday proved that it took an entire career to cement bandleader Mike Hadreas’ boldness.
REVIEW: Waking Windows 2017 – Winooski, VT
Last weekend the “Onion City” (Winooski, Vermont) was host to the sold-out Waking Windows festival for the seventh year and brought an eclectic mix of music and art to an equally eclectic city.
PHOTOS: POND with Kirin J Callinan at the Sinclair (5/7)
POND didn’t disappoint, taking the crowd on a cosmic adventure of sound, starting with a strange trip through the mind of opener of Kirin J Callinan.