Last Thursday, Really From (fka People Like You) headlined a show at Great Scott joined by fellow local acts Squirrel Flower and Prior Panic, and Chicago touring partners, Mother Evergreen.
Touring in celebration of his first full length release, Soil, Serpentwithfeet played Great Scott with Lee Mo in an intimate night of soulful singing that showcased each singer’s unique style.
Last Tuesday, Mal Blum headlined a three act show at Great Scott with opening bands Heavy Pockets and locals Mint Green in a high energy and fan-friendly night.
Last week, Post Animal headlined a show at Great Scott to close out the month of May, supported by Colin Caulfield (of DIIV) and Paul Cherry. Despite stretching late into the night, Post Animal’s set had the crowd electrified from start to finish.
Started in Western, MA, Elephants have made their 90s-influenced guitar tunes a staple of Boston’s DIY community. We spoke to them in anticipation for their record release show at Great Scott on June 8th.
There’s so many other ways to celebrate Pride than the parade. If you’re really tryna support local queers and our LGBTQ community (I’m looking at you, allies), take a gander at these 11 other events during June. Happy Pride!!!!
Before Soccer Mommy’s sold out show at Great Scott with Long Beard, Allston Pudding got to chat with Sophie Allison about ‘Clean’, astrology and conspiracy theories.
Before Elizabeth Colour Wheel releases their new EP “Queen Tired,” they will embark on a mini-tour of the Northeast, including a stop at Allston’s Great Scott.
Peep these photos from the Jessica Lea Mayfield, Mal Blum gig last Tuesday, 3/6.
On March 3rd, Gus Dapperton headlined a sold out show at Great Scott. Supported by Boston trio, Baby! (fronted by Kaley Honeycutt), the two band gig made for a relatively laid back good time.