Last Sunday night, rock and roll took over Brighton Music Hall as Philly-raised and Nashville-based Ron Gallo toured with openers TWEN and Ian Ferguson in support of his October release, Stardust Birthday Party.
Fucked Up got rowdy at Brighton Music Hall on the night of Midterm Elections last week, playing alongside Richmond hardcore heroes Candy and fellow Toronto punks Bad Waitress.
Kicking off the US leg of their tour, London’s Kero Kero Bonito played a sold out show at Brighton Music Hall with Tanukichan in celebration of their newest release, Time ‘n’ Place.
Boston was buzzing last Wednesday as the Red Sox defeated the Yankees, and White Denim played an out of the park performance at Brighton Music Hall with New York jazz-fusion trio, Rotem.
California alt-rockers Night Rights made a big impact with a smaller crowd when they returned to Boston last week to play Brighton Music Hall with opening acts Silent Rival and courtship.
On Sunday night, King Tuff played Brighton Music Hall with Cut Worms and Sasami Ashworth in support of their latest record, The Other. Overall, the band played mostly new material, but ended the night with a three song encore of old material including “Eyes of the Muse,” “Sun Medallion,” and “Bad Thing.”
Last Wednesday, Brighton Music Hall was packed for Jorja Smith and Ama Lou as part of Jorja’s North American tour to promote her forthcoming debut album, Lost & Found, set for release on June 8th.
Superorganism bought life to the Sunday night crowd at Brighton Music Hall.
On March 2, Diet Cig headlined a memorable sold out show at Brighton Music Hall with openers Great Grandpa and The Spook School.
We got to sit down with emcee, Esh, and talk about life after releasing his most recent project, Darwin’s Frankenstein. Check out our conversation about comfort zones, growing pains, and Rap-Yelp.