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On November 2nd, King Princess brought their Girl Violence tour to Boston’s House of Blues. Performing tracks from Girl Violence alongside older favorites like 1950 and Talia, she turned the venue into a cathartic, glittering celebration of heartbreak, self-discovery, and queer joy.
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On October 15th, Gigi Perez brought her At The Beach, In Every Life fall 2025 tour to Boston’s House of Blues — a fitting return to the city where so much of her story began. Performing songs from her newest album At the Beach, In Every Life, along with fan favorites like Sometimes (Backwoods) and even a lush cover of Instant Crush, Perez filled the room with warmth and vulne...
Big Thief brought their Somersault Slide 360 tour to a sold out MGM Music Hall in Boston. Their set brought moving tracks from throughout their discography to life, with noteworthy inclusions of songs from their latest full length, Double Infinity. The band was joined on stage by Joshua Crumbly, who contributed bass parts to Double Infinity. Older favorites like “Masterpiece,...
Boston’s underground music scene just got a whole lot sweeter with the emergence of Orange Blossom. Featuring Abram Alcantar on the cello, Arend Tigchelaar on the bass, Easton Boyars on the drums, Seku Fujino-Harmachis on the guitar, and Zagara Sims on the guitar, Orange Blossom’s sound is as unique and exuberant as their group’s dynamic. This genre-bending band, which formed...
Blisteringly fast, prog rock-coded oud melodies, a tour-de-force of dumbeg playing, and simultaneously haunting and danceable tunes define the sound of Armenian folk group Armadi Tsayn. If there’s an equivalent of CBGBs in Armenia, Armadi Tsayn should play there. Brooding, punkish, uplifting, and tender, the band traverses many moods in their debut EP, colliding contine...
