On a rainy Monday at the end of summer The Gaslight Anthem rolled into town and settled into the House of Blues for back to back nights of The ’59 Sound 10 Year Anniversary Tour.
Last Sunday night, Lord Huron and delivered an electric performance in front of a sold out crowd at the House of Blues, joined on stage by L.A. indie rock three-piece Cherry Glazerr.
There was a lot going on in Boston on July 27th: a Red Sox game for sports fans, CannaCon for all the marijuana lovers–––but the biggest most bumping event of the day was A$AP Ferg’s Mad Man Tour at the House of Blues with special guests Buddy and IDK.
On Monday, Michigan’s young and ruthless rockers Greta Van Fleet played their first of two sold out shows with opening act CLOVES at the House of Blues in Boston.
Get ready to start a mosh pit at the House of Blues this week as up-and-coming Californian rapper, Buddy, stops by on July 27th, joining IDK to open for A$AP Ferg on his Mad Man tour.
For many, May 4th has become a day synonymous with Star Wars and all its infinite glory. But this year, fans of alternative rock had even more reason to celebrate, as Kim Deal and The Breeders were in town, performing at the House of Blues with Chicago noise-rock openers, Melkbelly.
On Sunday night, Shannon and the Clams opened for Dan Auerbach and the Easy Eye Sound Revue at the House of Blues–––a shoehorn fit into the night’s lineup having just released their fifth album, Onion, via Auerbach’s Easy Eye Sound label in February.
On February 5, Brockhampton brought their high energy and frantic antics that fans have come to know and love to a sold out show at the House Of Blues. A sea of cool kids in the trendiest clothes, with “super fans” wearing blue face paint and orange jumpsuits, waited eagerly in the cold Boston Winter to forget about the upcoming week just for a few hours to boogie with “America’s Favorite Boy Band.”
Angel Olsen and her band put on a show that could only be described as a psychedelic prom directed by David Lynch.
On November 1, Grizzly Bear played their first Boston show in four years at House of Blues to promote their latest LP, Painted Ruins.