February 12th, two days before Valentine’s Day, marked John Maus’ first performance at The Sinclair with a backing band, as part of his current tour in promotion of the long-awaited album, Screen Memories, the his first release in six years.
Last week, WHY? returned to Cambridge less than a year after their last performance, with supporting act Open Mike Eagle, bringing their cerebral style of hip-hop to the Sinclair.
Tera Melos and Speedy Ortiz perform with And the Kids for a special, spooky Halloween show at the Sinclair.
Jeffrey Innes from Yukon Blonde sat down with us to discuss the band’s upcoming new music, breakups and the benefits of working with plenty of space.
Japanese Breakfast, Mannequin Pussy, and the spirit of the beehive gave us a little taste of everything at The Sinclair on Wednesday 10/11!
Drew Thompson of Single Mothers talks about the uncertainty the band faced in making their new album, college towns and drinking culture.
Last week, Oakland-based bedroom pop band Jay Som played The Sinclair in support of their newest record, Everybody Works, with opening acts Stef Chura and Soccer Mommy.
Enter to win a pair of tickets to Margaret Glaspy, Slow Dancer, and Sidney Gish at The Sinclair on Thursday September 21st!
Win a pair of tickets to Jay Som, Stef Chura, and Soccer Mommy at The Sinclair on Tuesday September 19!
This August, Philly five-piece Sheer Mag brought their unmistakable 70’s-tinged rock to The Sinclair, joined by opening bands Haram and Lost Balloons.