Last Saturday, Bellows wrapped up their summer tour at ONCE Somerville with openers Soft Fangs and Happy Little Clouds. The weekend also marked the last of their farewell shows for 2016’s Fist and Palm, making it particularly special show for local fans.
There was a lot going on in Boston on July 27th: a Red Sox game for sports fans, CannaCon for all the marijuana lovers–––but the biggest most bumping event of the day was A$AP Ferg’s Mad Man Tour at the House of Blues with special guests Buddy and IDK.
On Monday, Michigan’s young and ruthless rockers Greta Van Fleet played their first of two sold out shows with opening act CLOVES at the House of Blues in Boston.
The Get Up Kids are more than alright, they’re in peak form and the future looks luminous for the Kansas City gents.
Last Thursday, Really From (fka People Like You) headlined a show at Great Scott joined by fellow local acts Squirrel Flower and Prior Panic, and Chicago touring partners, Mother Evergreen.
On Saturday July 8th, ONCE delivered a stacked bill to a full house with Shepherdess, Spowder and Screaming Females.
Keeping up the momentum of great music touring through Boston this summer, Snail Mail played a sold out show with opener Bonny Doon at The Sinclair last Sunday in support of their latest full length, Lush, released on Matador Records.
The night before Independence Day, O’Brien’s Pub drew a strong weekday crowd with a four band local lineup consisting of Blue Ray, Pleaser, Banana and Nice Guys.
Touring in celebration of his first full length release, Soil, Serpentwithfeet played Great Scott with Lee Mo in an intimate night of soulful singing that showcased each singer’s unique style.
Last Tuesday, Mal Blum headlined a three act show at Great Scott with opening bands Heavy Pockets and locals Mint Green in a high energy and fan-friendly night.