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 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.
On Wednesday, September 29th, Rufus Wainwright and José González landed in Boston and delivered memorable performances at The Orpheum.
Speedy Ortiz are playing at Boynton Yards this Friday, September 17th, for their first and perhaps only concert of 2021.
In ancient times, festivals were meant to mark the passage of time. In this spirit, what does Fuzzstival represent? I would categorize it as one of the first major indie Boston music festivals since lockdown ended and a collective rejoicing that we’re able to see live local music again.
On latest single, songwriter Danny Moffat details a moment of self actualization at a concert.
Singer T.J. Osborne on singing with Miley, coming out in the country music industry, and how the upright bass may have changed his life forever.
Sometimes I like to be proactive with discovering new music, but other times I prefer to sit back and let our editors pitch to us Pudding writers from the trove of emails they receive. It was on one of these occasions where an editor dropped a slack message to us with a link to a curiously named band called “The Orrs.”
Here’s a band that writes tight pop structures in an experimental way, by using an unpredictable element such as noise to be used as a foil to enhance the hooks in their songs.
We’ve been listening to a lot of Juliana Hatfield lately. This year we featured her tracks on our Zone 3 and Songs To Get Vaccinated To spotify playlists, and now we’re all about the new album Blood.