English pop-punk alt-rock powerhouse Dominic Harrison, who releases music under the moniker YUNGBLUD, stopped by Boston for an electric celebration of live music on September 19th. Samantha Davidson photographed the electric show.
English indie rock duo turned five-piece band Wet Leg rocked a sold-out Roadrunner in support of their second studio album, moisturizer, on September 14th. Founding members Rhian Teasdale (vocals, guitar) and Hester Chambers (guitar), joined by Josh Mobaraki (guitar, keyboards), Ellis Durand (bass), and Henry Holmes (drums), returned to Boston for the first time since 2023 to deliver a high-energy show. Samantha Davidson stopped by the show to photograph it.
Alternative rock behemoth My Chemical Romance stopped in Boston on Sunday, September 7 to celebrate their beloved album The Black Parade. The band, comprised of Gerard Way (lead vocalist), Mikey Way (bass), Frank Iero (guitar), and Ray Toro (guitar), conquered a sold-out Fenway Park. The show marked the second-to-last date of the “Long Live” The Black Parade North American Stadium Tour, and fans were buzzing with excitement. Samantha Davidson photographed the historic show.
Geeks from across New England flocked to the Thomas M. Menino Convention & Exhibition Center for Fan Expo Boston 2025. Samantha Davidson visited the con to report back on all the goings on.
Levitate Music and Arts Festival 2025 featured flavors of rock, funk, jam, reggae, folk, and pop. Greg Wong and Samantha Davidson visited Marshfield, MA to capture the weekend.
Singer-songwriter BANKS stopped by House of Blues Boston on the ‘Off With Her Head Tour.’ Through dynamic abstract visuals and rich, colorful lighting, BANKS curated an immersive show that transported the venue to her electric world. Samantha Davidson photograph the show so you can relive the night over and over again.
Chicago-born rapper Saba brought The Big Picture Tour to the Royale on June 15. His trip to Boston marked the midpoint of the tour promoting his newest project, From The Private Collection of Saba & No I.D. Samantha Davidson stopped by to cover the show.
Pop-rock sibling duo The Driver Era kicked off Leader Bank Pavilion’s concert season with a bang. The band, comprised of Ross and Rocky Lynch, stopped in Boston about midway through the second leg of their Obsession Tour. Samantha Davidson was on scene to photograph the show.
Massachusetts’ beloved home to creatives and music lovers is back in less than one month. Levitate Music and Arts Festival returns to Marshfield on July 12 and 13 with a jam-packed psychedelic lineup.
Korean-American alt-pop musician BoyWithUke mesmerized Roadrunner Boston as part of his Burnout World Tour. Samantha Davidson was on scene to photograph the lively event.