Lawrence Arms Prove They’ve Still Got It At The Sinclair
The Lawrence Arms might not be the same band they were in 2006, but they can still play (and drink) just like they did in the good old days.
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White Denim Are A Jam Band In Disguise
By Nick Canton Last week, White Denim played two sold-out shows at the Sinclair on Tuesday and Wednesday nights. I had seen them last year at Wilco’s Solid Sound Festival and as I expected, it was a few white guys wearing blue jeans. I was interested in seeing them again, because although I remember having […]
TICKET GIVEAWAY: White Denim at Sinclair 2/25-2/26
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Into It. Over It. Make It Look Simple At The Sinclair (2/19)
Evan Weiss makes song writing look easy. When he tours with Into It. Over It., he makes that look pretty simple as well
Noam Pikelny & Friends to Play Sinclair Next Week! (2/19)
By: Sam Terris The Sinclair, on an impressive tear to open 2014, does not look to be slowing down anytime soon. Join in next Wednesday (February 19th), when Noam Pikelny & Friends come to town. Pikelny–a founding member of Punch brothers and former member of Leftover Salmon– is hot off his October release, Noam Pikleny […]
Reverence and Review– Phosphorescent (Sinclair/ 2/4/14)
By: Sam Terris If you’re wondering if you should see Phosphorescent live and if they put on a good show, I’ll spare you the trouble. You should and they do. That’s the easy part of the review. Describing exactly who or what they are, not so much. For the past two weeks the country has […]
DINOSAUR JR. (12/15) – The Sinclair
By Ben Stas Photos by Ben Stas Eight years removed from their 2005 reunion, sick cure the shock of Dinosaur Jr.’s original lineup reconvening as a full-time rock band has seemingly worn off. Whatever internal turmoil drove guitarist J Mascis and bassist Lou Barlow apart at the end of the 80s is long since old […]
Lucius and You Won’t Warm Hearts At The Sinclair (12/5)
You Won’t opened up for Lucius at the Sinclair last Thursday evening. Punk-country guitar and drums filled the huge stage, and (take note) any band that drops an in-song Back To The Future reference gets an automatic recommendation from me. Their songs and banter were goofy and self-aware. I don’t know if it was what I would call bashful, but it was never cocky, although the show did take some considerable confidence.
Tall Heights (Sinclair 11/7)
By Nick Canton Local folk favorites Tall Heights played the Sinclair last Thursday and they brought a full house of devoted fans, as well as some incongruous but interesting openers. Seth Glier‘s music was not for me. That’s about all I can say. To explain why I can’t criticize his music, let me detail […]
Cults (Sinclair 10/22)
Cults headlined The Sinclair and consequently left a bittersweet taste behind.