On May 8, Atlanta garage rock legends the Black Lips played at Brighton Music Hall, just three days after releasing their eighth studio album, Satan’s Graffiti or God’s Art? Produced by Sean Lennon and starring his mother, Yoko Ono, on the opening track, SGOGA proves that the Black Lips still have some tricks up their sleeve.
An unexpected reunion tour of The Movielife brought a high energy show to Great Scott with help from The Flatliners & MakeWar.
Ten bands hit the stages at ONCE Ballroom for the Boston En Masse festival, and each brought a little something different to the table. Check out our photo review!
Nothing is better than the combination of knowing summer is around the corner and listening to some live Real Estate with the band front and center, even with the weather outside being no variety of pleasant.
On Thursday April 27th, Dowsing, on tour with The Exquisites played The Middle East Upstairs with support from Boston area bands, Save Ends and Fightsong.
Miserable weather couldn’t shake the upbeat mood brought in by The New Pornographers last Tuesday.
Pinegrove’s set at The Sinclair last week was full of heartfelt lyricism and goofy humor.
Jazz Cartier and J.I.D brought the juice and delivered a healthy serving of it during a quality night of hip hop at Cambridge’s newest venue Sonia.
On Thursday April 27th, the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum RISE Music Series hosted two outstanding acts, Ruby Rose Fox and Bent Knee, in the museum’s sonic cube, Calderwood Hall.
Dan Andriano (Alkaline Trio/The Falcon) and Matt Pryor (The Get Up Kids) performed acoustic songs from both of their bands as well as current solo material and joint material.