Big Thief and Palehound Pack The Wilbur for a Sold Out Show
Big Thief and Palehound play to a sold out crowd at The Wilbur in Boston as part of their ongoing month long tour together.
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Cliff Notez Brings Why The Wild Thing Are to Life at OBERON
On Friday the 13th, Cliff Notez celebrated the release of his latest album, Why The Wild Things Are, at OBERON Theater in Cambridge, with opening performances by Van Buren and Brandie Blaze.
Review: Tyler, the Creator Brings “IGOR” to Agannis
Tyler, the Creator graced Agannis Arena on the “IGOR” tour, performing a show unlike anything he’s ever done before with help from GoldLink and Jaden Smith.
Photos: Vampire Weekend Return to Boston After Six Years
Vampire Weekend are pretty much cemented as indie pop legends already, but it’s nice to see them back in action with a fresh approach.
Ezra Cohen and Friends Close Out the Summer at O’Brien’s
Ezra Cohen of Notches closes out the summer with a solo set at O’Brien’s Pub in Boston, alongside Small Songs, Special Moves, and Me in Capris.
Oompa Celebrates New Album “Cleo” at The Sinclair
Oompa played The Sinclair in celebration of her new August release, Cleo, alongside opening acts Jefe Replay, Benji, TiDES, Tef Poe, and Red Shaydez, as well as DJ Alcide.
Boston Comes Alive with SOUL GLO
SOUL GLO plays an intense show at Boston’s Great Scott alongside touring partners Ostraca and Carrion Spring, as well as openers Tossed Aside.
Mal Blum Plays “Pity Boy” in Full for Boston
Last week, Mal Blum played Boston’s Great Scott alongside opening folk punk act Evan Greer in celebration of their latest release, “Pity Boy,” performing the new record in its entirety.
Amyl and The Sniffers Bring the Heat to Great Scott
Last Saturday, Australian punks Amyl and The Sniffers played through the heat at Boston’s Great Scott, accompanied by Providence, Rhode Island opening band, GYMSHORTS.
Boston Celebrates New Releases With Stef Chura, French Vanilla, and Honey Cutt
Last Tuesday night, Great Scott’s bill featured new releases, upcoming material, and three strong sets from Stef Chura, French Vanilla, and Boston locals Honey Cutt.