It was a cross-generational crowd last Saturday night for Dinosaur Jr. at House of Blues, including punks that grew up with Dinosaur in the 80s to Gen Z gamers who played Feel the Pain on Guitar Hero.
Sylvan Esso made their return to Boston on Saturday night, the first of a two-night stand, playing to a sold-out crowd of 2,200 dancing attendees at House of Blues.
On October 18, Manchester Orchestra played the House of Blues alongside Foxing and Slothrust in support of their new album, The Million Masks of God.
On October 16, Lucy Dacus played to a sold-out House of Blues alongside Bartees Strange, in support of her latest album, Home Video.
On October 12, IDLES played an energetic set to a packed crowd at the House of Blues in Boston, with support from opening band Gustaf.
R&B singer songwriter Miranda Rae is the queen of manifesting her dreams: in less than 1 year, she released her EP “Excuse My Baggage,” performed at dream venues, and worked with Boston’s hip hop elite.
After cancelling the first of their two scheduled nights due to an unexpected illness, Rex Orange County brought the Pony Tour to the House of Blues in Boston for a night filled with confetti and good energy.
Vince Staples, Buddy, and Armani White heated up the House of Blues with a high energy show in February. Check out our gallery from the gig!
James Blake returned to a sold-out House of Blues last week to perform songs from his latest album “Assume Form,” giving a breathtaking, emotive performance.
Comedy rock legends Tenacious D and country Americano duo Wynchester combined forces to bring humanity back from the brink of destruction and fight off the devil at the House of Blues.