A Troop of Echoes / Battle House at Out of the Blue Gallery (5/13)
A Troop of Echoes and co. brought the newfound Out of the Blue Gallery to life.
Review: Courtney Barnett (Sinclair 5/18)
My guess is that it won’t be long before Barnett reaches the level of stardom where she can carelessly, maybe smash a guitar every now and then to officially cap off a outstanding performance like Monday’s was at the Sinclair
The Tallest Man On Earth Soars To New Heights (Orpheum Theater 5/14)
The Tallest Man on Earth hit Boston on its second night of a tour in support of its new album, Dark Bird Is Home.
REVIEW: Sufjan Stevens (5/4)
The most notable change of style that Stevens took with this tour was the way in which he framed some of the new songs. While some were kept to just the bare minimum of an acoustic guitar, others were beefed up and elongated post-rock jams.
scribscrubz: Wolf Alice, Black Beach at Great Scott
We had the pleasure of seeing Wolf Alice at Great Scott supported by Black Beach with pen and paper in hand.
A force to be reckoned with: Hop Along, Palehound, Thin Lips at Great Scott (5/8)
Frontwoman Frances Quinlan’s ferocious howl makes for a live experience that surpassed all our expectations.
How You Feelin? Xavier Rudd & The United Nations Ask @ Paradise (5/1)
Paradise became paradise this weekend thanks to Xavier Rudd & The United Nations. Check out the photos and details here.
REVIEW: Delicate Steve with Couples Counseling (Great Scott 5/2)
Delicate Steve broke all barriers between band and audience to deliver a wild and energy-driven set on May 2.
Worth The Wait: Descendents Look Ageless In First Boston Show In Nearly Two Decades
Descendents made their first Boston appearance in a long, long time. And boy was it worth the wait.
REVIEW: Toro Y Moi at The Paradise (5/3)
Toro Y Moi affirmed that “rock and roll’s here to stay” and made the Paradise dance like a bunch of dads.