Will Taylor and Charlie Martin make up the self-described “pillow-core” duo that is Hovvdy. They’ve been playing blissful indie tunes with a Texas twang since the mid-2010s. Instrumentation began as dusty drum kits, guitars, and soft vocals, all mixed into a secret sauce.
Bat For Lashes – a.k.a. Natasha Khan – graced the Sinclair with a beautiful, stripped down version of her music, with a focus on her recent album “Lost Girls.”
Chicago bands Twin Peaks and openers Lala Lala stayed up last with us at the Sinclair last week. We’ve got a show review and some photos out of it.
Despite a Monday night billing, Kevin Morby and Sam Cohen sold out The Sinclair. Fans across generations joined in for a night of enchanting music.
Check out our photo gallery from last week’s Jon Hopkins show at the Sinclair, the midweek headliner of Together fest.
For the past nine years, Together has cemented its place as Boston’s best celebration of electronic and dance music. Here’s why you should check out some of its schedule shows.
Dan Bejar’s music as Destroyer is poetic, challenging, and mysterious. The band’s live performance gives life to music, it’s like finally getting the chance to see the pieces of the puzzle up close. Bejar’s performance in particular is like seeing a magician pull off a trick that leaves you amazed at the end.
Chelsea Wolfe’s sold out show at the Sinclair involved an impending sense of doom, multi-talented metal musicians in their prime, and totally loyal fans.
The perfect show to get you hyped for Halloween: Chelsea Wolfe plays a sold out Sinclair with Youth Code tonight, October 19th.
Dinosaur Jr. made a homecoming to The Sinclair and proved why they are the greatest band that Massachusetts has ever produced.