Flasher at Great Scott: A Welcome End to the Weekend
By Evan Zigmond Great Scott is one of my favorite venues in greater Boston, so I always jump at the chance to go to shows there. Recently, I got to […]
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MGMT Lights Up The Orpheum
By Katie Fielding and Diana Hernandez While MGMT may be known primarily for their 2007 hit singles “Time to Pretend”, “Electric Feel”, and “Kids,” the band is proving that they […]
EDEN: Deep in our Feels
By Diana Hernandez and Katie Sanna EDEN, also known as Jonathan Ng, is a young artist from Dublin, Ireland. He started off his solo career as “The Eden Project” and […]
Shopping at Great Scott
By Evan Zigmond Shopping is an absolutely unforgettable live experience. The trio from London combines up-tempo, driving basslines with catchy vocals and a twangy guitar reminiscent of surf rock. At […]
LP commanding the Royale
By Bianca Capretta As LP opened her mouth, a wall of sound pierced the Royale. Calm yet commanding of the stage, she put on an engaging show leaving everyone wanting […]
Hippo Campus at Port City Music Hall
Port City Music Hall was packed on the night of February 11th as the crowd waited in anticipation for Minnesota-based indie rockers Hippo Campus. When the house lights finally went […]
The Main Squeeze: Seeing Juice at the Middle East
By Nate Hirsch and Evan Zigmond When we first heard Juice on Spotify, we were confused about the sound the band was going for. We thought it was rap music, […]
Mega Bog Mesmerizes at the Sinclair
Mega Bog’s set at the Sinclair showcased their unique, jazz-influenced spin on rock. With guitar, bass, drums, and keys in tow, plus a clarinet, the group wove their way in […]
Beach Slang Punches Us in the Heart
Considering Beach Slang’s most recent album is titled A Loud Bash of Teenage Feelings, it was initially jarring to see 41-year old lead singer James Alex take the stage at […]
Courtney Barnett and Kurt Vile bring Sea Lice to the Orpheum
Hot off the tails of their debut collaboration Whole Lotta Sea Lice, Courtney Barnett and Kurt Vile are on a tour with the same conversational nature that makes their album […]
