Irish grunge-pop superstar Orla Gartland stopped by Paradise Rock Club as part of her The Hero Tour North America 2025. After selling out the Arts at the Armory in November, Boston welcomed Gartland back to a sold-out Paradise Rock Club, a venue with over 2 times the capacity. Samantha Davidson snapped portraits of the star before the big show and had the chance to attend the magical night.
Cultural Crossroads celebrates music and art of the African Diaspora with a monthly concert series combining Latinx music and Afro-pop.
Australian rock band Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds brought ‘The Wild God Tour’ to Boston for an electric opening night. Their alternative-punk style translated well in Agganis Arena. Samantha Davidson was in attendance snapping photos and writing about the night.
Local artist and friend of the blog Emma Caviness gives us a recap of her whirlwind three days at SXSW with notes and digital paintings.
Flipturn brought some much sunlight to a gloomy Brighton night at Roadrunner in support of their new album Burnout Days.
Bishop Briggs and Ellise stopped by Paradise Rock Club for an awe-inspiring night. Greg Wong photographed the show so check it out.
Kim Deal is a bit of a local legend. Her recent performance at Boston’s Wilbur Theater maintains that status.
of Montreal celebrated 20 years of their album Sunlandic Twins with an eye-catching play-through at Royale.
The Dropkick Murphys made a family affair out of their annual St. Patrick’s Day residency at MGM Music Hall.
We kick off our Spring Concert Series at Zone 3 in Allston this Thursday with a stacked local bill and free snacks to boot.