Ava Max On Tour (Finally) at Paradise Rock Club
Ava Max and The Scarlet Opera swung by the Paradise the other week. Greg Wong was on hand to take some photos. Check them out!
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Against the Current Bring Heat to the Paradise Rock Club
Against the Current swung thru the Paradise with help from Trophy Eyes and Yours Truly. Our own Greg Wong was on hand to take photos.
The Violent Femmes’ Gordon Gano On Over Four Decades of Life as a Band
The Violent Femmes hit the Paradise Rock Club. Lead singer Gordon Gano talks to us about what it’s been like as a band for over 40 years.
La Dispute Wax Poetic at the Paradise
Post-hardcore poet laureates La Dispute stopped by the Paradise last week for a high energy set full of crowd participation. Check out our photo gallery.
REVIEW: Clairo Closes Out Immunity Tour with Hometown Visit
MA’s own Clairo sold out Paradise Rock Club last week to fans of her melodic, millenial-driven indie pop music. We were there to capture it.
PHOTOS: SWMRS at Paradise Rock Club
Hot off the recent release of their sophomore album, Berkeley’s on Fire, SWMRS played Boston’s Paradise Rock Club alongside fellow California punks Beach Goons and Destroy Boys.
REVIEW: Rubblebucket & Diet Cig at The Paradise (1/25/19)
Review by Katie Ouellette, Photos by Brianna Gately At first listen, you might think Rubblebucket & Diet Cig sound like the antithesis of one another. While Diet Cig is a lo-fi pop punk duo who makes you want to scream into your pillow as you vindictively scroll through your ex’s Instagram, Rubblebucket is an energetic indie pop funk band […]
PREVIEW: The Internet at Paradise Rock Club 12/5
The R&B collective The Internet will perform in Boston at Paradise Rock Club this Wednesday. They are back with their fourth studio album, Hive Mind.
Old/New, Happy/Sad: An Interview with An Horse
We interviewed Australian band An Horse to get excited for their upcoming album and Boston show with Kevin Devine at the Paradise.
PHOTOS: Minus the Bear: The Farewell Tour
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.