Edgy alternative queer rock? That’s where TORRES comes in. She recently played at the Sinclair in Cambridge with support from Berklee band ADDIE. Andrew McNally and Harry Gustafson were on hand to document.
Copilot sat down to speak with Tanvi Shah ahead of the band’s mini-tour to promote their new self-titled album. See them at the Sinclair!
Mipso brought the sounds of their new album to the Sinclair last week, and our very own Greg Wong was on hand to take photos.
We caught the one-man party Genesis Owusu threw at the Sinclair, as he played cuts from his new album Struggler and some older favorites.
Margaret Glaspy returned to The Sinclair on the back of her new album, Echo the Diamond, and with support from Tasha on Saturday, September 30, 2023.
Tinariwen are the coolest rock band out of the Sahara. They came to the Sinclair on their U.S. tour, and we were lucky enough to attend and grab some pics.
We caught AJJ play cuts from their new album Disposable Everything at the Sinclair in Cambridge. Gladie and Oceanator provided support. Check the review!
Though their name implies otherwise, Shame give a glorious live performance that they should be really proud of, actually.
The way Rebecca Black survived teenage viral stardom to become a hyperpop icon should be studied in universirty. Here’s some pics of her latest set at the Sinclair!
Have A Nice Life, There Were Wires, and Spinaloa graced the Sinclair a few weeks back with a slamming set for die hard fans.