Less than a week after releasing their latest album, Bulls and Roosters, together PANGEA kicked off October by playing one of Boston’s newest venues, Sonia, alongside Tall Juan and Daddy Issues.
To promote their newest album, A Black Mile to the Surface, Manchester Orchestra hit the road with Tigers Jaw and Foxing, stopping for a show at the Palladium on Saturday, September 30th.
Last week, Oakland-based bedroom pop band Jay Som played The Sinclair in support of their newest record, Everybody Works, with opening acts Stef Chura and Soccer Mommy.
On Sunday September 10th, Long Island American Rock band Bayside played at Paradise Rock Club, along with Massachusetts’ own Potty Mouth. Currently on tour for the 10th anniversary of their acclaimed 2007 release, The Walking Wounded, Bayside is a veteran act with an extremely loyal fan base.
This August, Philly five-piece Sheer Mag brought their unmistakable 70’s-tinged rock to The Sinclair, joined by opening bands Haram and Lost Balloons.
This July, a storm of a show descended on Boston when fans were treated to Palm with Palberta and Horse Jumper of Love at Great Scott.
SWMRS put on a stellar show opening for All Time Low at House of Blues.
The legend Tom Petty played packed shows at TD Garden last week and made his way through 40 years of hits in front of the jubilant crowds.
A raging storm only made last Wednesday’s Gorillaz show at Blue Hills Bank Pavilion all the more special. Check out our photos!
At Sonia on Tuesday night, Now, Now showed no signs of rust after a prolonged break from touring.