Boston Calling Goes Country and Emo for 14th Edition
Boston’s premiere music festival made its return over Memorial Day Weekend with three days of music, local food vendors, and brand installations, along with rain and mud.
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Preview: Lucius, The National, and The War On Drugs in Mansfield
Hey Dads! The National, the War on Drugs, and Lucius have a show just for you (and your kids, if you choose to bring them). Greg Wong talks about this upcoming extravaganza!
Levitate Music Festival Delights in It’s 10th Year
AP was on the scene for the 10th anniversary of Levitate Music & Arts Festival, featuring Lucius, Goose, Brandi Carlile and much more…
Zodiac Trax: April Forecasts 2016
Check the stars for what’s in store for your ears for April!
REVIEW: Lucius @ Royale (3/29)
Last week Lucius came to Royale in Boston in support of their stellar sophomore album Good Grief and have officially stepped into mainstream stardom.
Lucius Shares A New Track, “Madness”
A powerful hit of a harmony stirs serious anticipation for Lucius’ new album, ‘Good Grief’.
Preview: Boston Calling Sunday
Another full day of Boston Calling calls for another artist by artist preview. Check out whose playing on Sunday.
Lucius goes back to the future (House of Blues 12/20)
Lucius played the House of Blues on 12/20 as part of a Calling All Crows benefit show.
New Video from Lucius
By Anna Marketti Dropping just in time for Halloween, Lucius released a bone chilling music video for their track “Hey, Doreen”, featuring the two iconic frontwomen, Jess Wolfe and Holly Laessin, involved in a murder mystery. The video is filmed in a very Twin Peaks-ian fashion; complete with dramatic lighting, fur-trimmed coats, and a pinch […]
Lucius and You Won’t Warm Hearts At The Sinclair (12/5)
You Won’t opened up for Lucius at the Sinclair last Thursday evening. Punk-country guitar and drums filled the huge stage, and (take note) any band that drops an in-song Back To The Future reference gets an automatic recommendation from me. Their songs and banter were goofy and self-aware. I don’t know if it was what I would call bashful, but it was never cocky, although the show did take some considerable confidence.