Last week, Minus the Bear’s final performance at Paradise Rock Club was added to the list of legendary moments in Boston’s rock scene, only to be topped by their last-minute returning stop to the venue just a week later.
Last week, Alvvays played a sold-out and high-energy show at Paradise Rock Club along with openers Snail Mail and Hatchie.
Last Friday, FIDLAR made their return to Paradise Rock Club with Canadian openers Dilly Dally and NOBRO.
The Get Up Kids are more than alright, they’re in peak form and the future looks luminous for the Kansas City gents.
On the second-to-last show of their spring 2018 tour, co-headliners Smallpools and Great Good Fine OK brought a party to the Paradise Rock Club, both keeping the crowd dancing long into the night.
On April 4, Sorority Noise headlined a sold out show at Paradise Rock Club in Boston with openers Remo Drive, Jelani Sei, and Animal Flag. Aside from their strong performance, the show stood out as particularly special for fans because Sorority Noise plan to go on a hiatus at the end of the tour, making this performance toward the end of the U.S. leg of their tour the last for the foreseeable future.
Words & Photos by Harry Gustafson Rhye played to a sold-out Paradise Rock Club on a cool Wednesday night, providing a warm space via a set that made everyone wish it had come two weeks prior during Valentine’s Day. Boulevards, a solo funk act from Raleigh, NC, kicked the show off with an uptempo, […]
Rhye will bring his intimate downtempo soul vibes to Boston’s Paradise Rock Club on 2/28 with support from Boulevards in what promises to be an intimate affair.
On February 9th, Girlpool played The Paradise Rock Club with opening acts Land of Talk and Forth Wanders. Touring in support of their May 2017 release, Powerplant, Girlpool brought their their own unique style of indie rock and folk punk to Boston.
The golden oldies, the country’s all-ages scenes, and getting signed to Warner Bros. before your 21st birthday– Genessa Gariano of The Regrettes gets real.