On Sunday night, King Tuff played Brighton Music Hall with Cut Worms and Sasami Ashworth in support of their latest record, The Other. Overall, the band played mostly new material, but ended the night with a three song encore of old material including “Eyes of the Muse,” “Sun Medallion,” and “Bad Thing.”
Last Wednesday, Brighton Music Hall was packed for Jorja Smith and Ama Lou as part of Jorja’s North American tour to promote her forthcoming debut album, Lost & Found, set for release on June 8th.
For many, May 4th has become a day synonymous with Star Wars and all its infinite glory. But this year, fans of alternative rock had even more reason to celebrate, as Kim Deal and The Breeders were in town, performing at the House of Blues with Chicago noise-rock openers, Melkbelly.
Last Thursday, Philadelphia-based group Hop Along spent the third show of their summer tour with Columbus, Ohio-based openers Saintsenca showing off new tricks and sharing old memories with the crowd at Royale.
On May 2, Frankie Cosmos stopped at The Sinclair to kick off night three of their US tour in support of their latest album, Vessel, with openers Lala Lala and Florist.
Back to back Saturday and Sunday night sold out shows is no easy feat, but it came naturally, some might even say “Super Naturally,” to Virginia natives, Turnover who took a weekend residency at The Sinclair with great lineup of openers: Funeral Advantage, Summer Salt, & Mannequin Pussy.
On April 24th, The Coathangers stopped in Boston to play a show at Royale in support of Minus The Bear’s “Planet of Ice” anniversary tour.
On Monday night, Nick Hakim played a memorable show at The Sinclair, with opening band Jake Sherman, during which he fondly reminisced about his time in Boston when he attended the Berklee College of Music.
Superorganism bought life to the Sunday night crowd at Brighton Music Hall.
The Go! Team bought their A game and then some to their Boston show at The Sinclair.