Fans came together on Wednesday and Thursday night last week for the long-awaited and drawn-out return of My Chemical Romance to Boston. After two years of pandemic-driven delays and the tour being expanded to add a second Boston date, it’s no surprise that the energy in TD Garden was hard to contain.
We were on hand last month to see Dance Gavin Dance, Royal Coda, and Body Thief shake the foundations of Big Night Live.
Snail Mail, Momma, and Hotline TNT treated Providence’s Fête Music Hall to a wonderfully energetic, crowd-participating set on August 12, and we were there to capture the moment.
Cafuné and CHVRCHES brought alt pop and synthy vibes to Roadrunner last week. Our own Greg Wong was on hand to document the event in photo and writing.
Newport Folk Festival has come and gone and Allston Pudding was there with 10,000 other lucky attendees to one of New England’s most popular yearly music events.
At a Toro y Moi show, the band brings the party, one entirely under Bear’s creative influence. The soundtrack, of course, is his. The guests don’t know it, but they’re wearing his clothing line, too.
Foxing stopped by the Sinclair the other week, so you know we had to go check it out. Check out Emily Gardner’s photos of the show!
Electropop duo Purity Ring play Boston’s Big Night Live, accompanied by indie rocker EKKSTACY.
Ravyn Lenae is one of R&B’s brightest new stars. She stopped by Brighton Music Hall recently with support from Unusual Demont.
Last Wednesday, Icelandic ambient post-rockers Sigur Rós played a unique two act show at the Boch-Wang Center in Boston.