Photos & Review by Wendy Schiller All the Boston cool kids packed into a nearly sold-out Royale to see Peach PRC and Terror Jr do their thing. The crowd understood its assignment; they dressed in about as much glitter as a New Year’s Eve party, pastel tops and boots to match. Many had brought artwork […]
There was no way Greg Wong was missing PVRIS play at House of Blues, especially with a stacked lineup that included Shallow Pools, Sizzy Rocket, and Pale Waves.
Los Campesinos! are vastly underrated. Wendy Schiller agrees. Probably why they took such cool photos of the band’s recent Paradise gig.
Singer-songwriter G Flip played for an excitable crowd at Boston’s Big Night Live, and Greg Wong was on hand to take some photos.
Due to a resurgence in popularity of her 2001 song “Murder on the Dancefloor,” Sophie Ellis-Bextor has been able to tour the US, visiting Boston for the very first time.
Vukovi absolutely ravaged Brighton Music Hall with help from Calva Louise, as reported (and shot) by photographer Greg Wong.
Some say the mid-2000s never ended. All of those people were at Roadrunner to see Bayside’s show with Armor for Sleep and Finch. So was Emily Gardner.
Slothrust and Weakened friends brought their indie-emo sound to the Sinclair in May. Greg Wong couldn’t resist.
Greg Wong was looking forward to Sarah Jarosz’s Sinclair set, but was blown away when the folk songstress dropped a cover of Massive Attack’s “Teardrop.”
The Decemberists have provided us with so many folk-rock ballads over the years, so Wendy Schiller just had to go get shots of their Roadrunner show.