On March 3rd, Gus Dapperton headlined a sold out show at Great Scott. Supported by Boston trio, Baby! (fronted by Kaley Honeycutt), the two band gig made for a relatively laid back good time.
On March 2, Diet Cig headlined a memorable sold out show at Brighton Music Hall with openers Great Grandpa and The Spook School.
Last Thursday, Shopping brought their high energy to Great Scott, with opening bands halfsour and last minute addition Melissa Weikart, to kick the weekend off a bit early.
A recap of a beautiful night at the Great Scott with Phoebe Bridgers and Soccer Mommy.
Words & Photos by Harry Gustafson Rhye played to a sold-out Paradise Rock Club on a cool Wednesday night, providing a warm space via a set that made everyone wish it had come two weeks prior during Valentine’s Day. Boulevards, a solo funk act from Raleigh, NC, kicked the show off with an uptempo, […]
Monday evening, Laura Stevenson came out to Northeastern’s afterHOURS venue to play a small but fantastic student-exclusive show, joined by local favorites Lilith as well as Lindsay Jordan’s Maryland based project Snail Mail.
Last week, Palm returned to Boston to play Great Scott alongside Philadelphia’s The Spirit of the Beehive and Boston’s own (New England) Patriots. Hot off the success of 2017’s Shadow Expert EP, Palm is currently on tour in support of their 2018 release, Rock Island.
February 12th, two days before Valentine’s Day, marked John Maus’ first performance at The Sinclair with a backing band, as part of his current tour in promotion of the long-awaited album, Screen Memories, the his first release in six years.
On February 9th, Girlpool played The Paradise Rock Club with opening acts Land of Talk and Forth Wanders. Touring in support of their May 2017 release, Powerplant, Girlpool brought their their own unique style of indie rock and folk punk to Boston.
Last Saturday night, five bands from around New England, including Space Camp, came out to Makeout Point to put on a show featuring a mix of solo sets, classic rock, and high energy punk performances.