There are three types of bands in this world: those who sound good in recordings, those whose charm stems from live performances, and then the real gems – the bands that can do both. The Districts, with their youthful energy and honest charisma, fall into the latter.
There’s really no such thing as a bad Chuck Ragan performance
Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr. did to the Sinclair crowd what a high Jackson Pollock did to fingerpainting.
Sometimes I feel like I’ve taken Dum Dum Girls for granted. By show’s end, I understood the appeal.
Weezer played an intimate gig at the Sinclair on Sunday and reminded us why we liked them in the first place
We talked to Diarrhea Planet, of the best live acts in the biz, about everything from tour life to the Nashville scene (with some incredible physical feats in between).
Enter to win free tickets to see King Tuff and Cassie Ramone at the Sinclair on 10/10!
Blake Mills tore through the Sinclair with blue-eyed soul and some stellar guitar playing.
The electrofunk brothers lay down a soulful set that gets everyone dancing.
By Nick Canton Converse Rubber Tracks put on another of their monthly(ish) free shows at the Sinclair. This time it was locals Color Channel and world-wides Ra Ra Riot. Color Channel is a bunch of people and even more percussion instruments. Their sound is a spacey, synth-inspired, dreamy and washy discoish trip, very reminiscent of […]