Country indie-folk star Noah Cyrus stopped at the House of Blues Boston on October 7th on the I WANT MY LOVED ONES TO GO WITH ME North American Tour in support of her sophomore album of the same name. Samantha Davidson photographed the show.
Columbus-born alt-rock duo Twenty One Pilots embarked on The Clancy Tour: Breach, one of their last runs of live shows for a while after wrapping up over 10 years of lore and storytelling as a band. Samantha Davidson captured moments from the show.
by Greg Wong On the last night of September, Bermuda Search Party returned to their roots to play a special show at the one-and-only O’Brien’s Pub. The boundlessly energetic band brought the party to the pub to celebrate the release of their new single, “BETTER LoVE.” There was no opener for the evening’s event; the […]
By Cam Cavagnaro “This is the biggest headline show we’ve ever played in Massachusetts,” applauded Parker Cannon, singer of The Story So Far. The iconic Bay Area band set up outside the Worcester Palladium on October 2nd to ring in the autumnal equinox with Neck Deep, Origami Angel, and Pain of Truth. The Story […]
Review by Greg Wong Boston keeps showing up for The Beaches! Since their breakout success in 2023, the Canadian alt rock band has been greeted by steadily growing audiences upon each return, selling out shows at the Crystal Ballroom and the Royale. On September 24, the Massachusetts stop of the No Hard Feelings tour, The […]
Baltimore’s own Turnstile turned up the energy for hardcore fans alongside three opening acts at The Stage at Suffolk Downs.
Laura Stevenson brought a personal show to the Sinclair, promoting her Late Great album. Check out our review and photos!
Austin-based doom rockers DIE SPITZ roared into Roadrunner opening for Viagra Boys, check out our review!
Soccer Mommy led a night of solid indie rock at the Paradise Rock Club with the Los Angeles based outfit Dummy in tow.
UK pop icon Marina Diamandis, stylized as MARINA, emerged from her chrysalis at Boston’s Roadrunner on September 21st. She is currently on The Princess of Power Tour in support of her new album of the same name, which is a clever play on the word “pop,” the genre MARINA has pioneered throughout her career. Samantha Davidson attended the show and wrote a killer play-by-play. Check it out here.