Joey Dosik Gets Intimate at Great Scott
By Evan Zigmond I discovered Joey Dosik in 2016, in the midst of an obsessive Vulfpeck listening binge. From the very first listen, I deeply appreciated Dosik’s songwriting ability, his […]
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Jonathan Richman: An Icon in Residency at the Middle East, 10/18
Jonathan Richman is an unparalleled musical icon. It’s not very often that an artist emerges with a wholly unique musical sound, persona, and worldview. In fact, it’s rarely happened as […]
Swearin’ Is Back and Burning Bright at Great Scott, 10/11
After a short hiatus, Swearin’ sounds better than ever. Allison Crutchfield and Kyle Gilbride still lead the same Philadelphia band that wants to draw you in with gleaming melodies while […]
The New Angry Young Men: Shame at the Sinclair 10/1
These British upstarts are anything but abashed. Their music is boldly in your face, their somewhat standoffish interviews are endlessly quotable, and their performances are fiery. Exploding out of the […]
Singular Fantasy: Car Seat Headrest at the Royale, 9/13
There’s really nothing quite like a great rock concert. With the right band and the right crowd, opposing energies mingle in a way to create a completely cohesive environment, an […]
David Byrne Captivates at the Blue Hills Bank Pavilion
By Evan Zigmond David Byrne’s reputation precedes him. The former front man of the Talking Heads, successful author, and longtime solo artist knows not only how to pen a catchy […]
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 […]
Palehound: The Introspective Power of Boston Rock
I have no idea what Palehound means, but Ellen Kempner and her band make music that would be a great soundtrack to petting a shaggy dog and that’s good enough […]
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 […]
Sofia Wolfson Hunkers Down
by Katie Fielding Tufts first-year Sofia Wolfson may have begun her venture in the music world by playing a ukulele cover of a Haim song in the 9th grade, but […]
