Rainbow Kitten Surprise (RKS) has graced Boston stages several times over the last three years, and as a frequently touring band, they’ve developed a reputation for their jaw-dropping capabilities while performing live. On March 6th, the band returned to MGM Music Hall for The Bones Tour. Not only are Ela and the rest of RKS incredibly talented performers, but their chemistry as a band is what shines the most onstage. RKS enjoys nothing more than being with each other and the fans, performing their raw, emotive tracks as an act of collective catharsis. RKS fans are notorious for their dedication and enthusiasm at shows. When the level of commitment and emotion brought to a show is equivalent between the band and their fans, the result is pure magic, and that’s what one experiences at an RKS show. RKS also makes a point of performing tracks from across the eras of their vast discography. Although they performed many songs from their newest album, Bones, to the fans’ excitement, they also performed several beloved favorites like “Painkillers,” “First Class,” “Hide,” “Cocaine Jesus,” and “It’s Called: Freefall.” The last few years have been a transitional period for the band: changes in membership, a hiatus, and genre experimentation. But, as always, they left it all out on the stage for their Boston fans.

Check out all of Hannah’s photos from the show below.