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.
While on the road to support her new album, Jessica Lea Mayfield chatted with AP about self-care and not giving a sh*t about protecting the wrong people.
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.
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.
Strange Passage, Mini Dresses, Wildhoney and Horse Jumper of Love brought together a mix of ambient pop songs, dreamy reverb and infectious instrumentation that made for a great night at Great Scott this past Saturday.
Despite their celestial melodies and drifting parts, Wildhoney wholly rejects labeling their music as shoegaze – something transcendent in the world of dream pop. Catch them live this Saturday, January 13th at the Great Scott.
When Topshelf Records rolls (back) into town things are bound to get loud and moody. Their showcase tour with Prawn, Slingshot Dakota, People Like You, and Queen Moo hit Great Scott on 12/21/17.
Bully brought their emotionally raw and charged music to Great Scott for a surprisingly feel-good set.
Check out our photos from Mini Dresses’ release show at the Great Scott with Bong Wish and Lina Tullgren!