This week marks the one year anniversary of the last gig I saw in person, and I wanted to share this unpublished review of Dublin post-punk rockers The Murder Capital playing their US debut show at Once Ballroom on March 11th, 2020.
Squirrel Flower is one of Boston’s rising indie stars, fresh off the release of her new album “I Was Born Swimming.” We caught up with her to discuss her new album and share some photos from her recent performance at Great Scott.
Local artist Tory Silver opened for Gladie, who took on Great Scott last week with Augusta Koch’s emotive songwriting and swelling synth sounds.
Bambara celebrated the release of their new record “Stray” at Great Scott alongside Boston trio Karl Marks and Providence’s Way Out.
Papooz is a French indie-disco outfit that brought their groovy, danceable tunes to ONCE Somerville on 2/19 with help from locals Lucid Lynx.
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.”
Saint Motel play Royale in Boston in support of their new EP, The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack, alongside opening husband and wife duo, KOLARS.
Jazz and contemporary genre fusion duo DOMi and JD Beck packed the Berklee College of Music’s Red Room at Cafe 939 for a sold out show.
After cancelling the first of their two scheduled nights due to an unexpected illness, Rex Orange County brought the Pony Tour to the House of Blues in Boston for a night filled with confetti and good energy.
Local legend Juliana Hatfield (unsurprisingly) impressed at her most recent stint over at Somerville’s ONCE Ballroom. Read on for our exclusive review.