Concert Reviews

  • Valley Brings a Warm Vibrancy to House of Blues Boston
    If there’s one thing you should know about Valley, it’s that they know how to put on a show. On the second night of the “Water the Flowers, Pray for a Garden” Tour, the Toronto-based band stopped by House of Blues. This is the biggest show the band has played in Boston – they first…
  • Remi Wolf Brings Electric Energy to the “Big Ideas” Tour with Lava La Rue
    Last fall, Remi Wolf embarked on her first ever headlining tour. The “Gwingle Gwongle” Tour wasn’t just memorable because of the name, it also inspired Remi to write her sophomore album, “Big Ideas.” The record was a compilation of 13 stories from the road that ranged from “sexcapades” to lonely hotel stays. Nearly a year…
  • Isabel LaRosa Brings Electrifying “Heaven Doesn’t Wait” Tour to Brighton Music Hall
    If you’re familiar with Isabel LaRosa’s visual style, especially on TikTok where her music really took off, you wouldn’t be surprised by the dark magnetism dominating her most recent live shows.  Last week, the Cuban-American singer-songwriter brought her “Heaven Doesn’t Wait” tour to Brighton Music Hall — the sixth stop of twenty spanning several North…
  • FLETCHER Found The Antidote At Boston’s Roadrunner
    On September 19, Cari Fletcher, stylized as FLETCHER, wowed fans with her epic set at Boston’s Roadrunner.  Earlier this year, FLETCHER released her second studio album, In Search of the Antidote, a collection of relatable and catchy tracks. The project clearly resonated with fans, reaching number 3 on Billboard’s Top Album Sales chart. Her knack…
  • Ten Years of “Meet The Vamps”: A Night to Remember at Hammersmith Apollo
    British pop band The Vamps took to the stage in London’s Hammersmith Apollo last night to celebrate their 10 Year Anniversary tour of their first album “Meet The Vamps” and safe to say, we’re still streaming that album! The night started with their first opener, boyband Soap who brought us Busted-esque energy with their electric…
  • Kygo’s Euphoric Setlist: A Night of Tropical Beats, Nostalgia, and Musical Magic
    Kygo’s concert was an exhilarating escape, filled with tropical beats that radiated joy and carefree energy. The setlist was a perfect blend of nostalgic hits and fresh tracks, showcasing his unique ability to transport the crowd into a euphoric state of love and happiness. He opened the show with “Whatever,” a laid-back yet energizing track…
  • Young Miko Brings Electric Energy and Playful Charm to Boston’s on “The XOXO Tour”
    Young Miko, born María Victoria Ramírez de Arellano Cardona in Puerto Rico, quickly rose to fame after the 2022 release of her debut EP, Trap Kitty, and her 2023 single, “Classy 101.” Fast forward a couple of years, and Young Miko has attracted a dedicated international fanbase — largely attributed to her endearing charisma, colorful…
  • Usher Keeps On Dancin’ After Three Decades of Music With “Past Present Future” Tour
    If you grew up in the late 90s to 2000s, it’s hard not to get hyped at the thought of an Usher show. The R&B superstar returned to Boston’s TD Garden on Wednesday, Aug. 28 — the second of two nights — for another spectacular performance as part of his “Past Present Future” nationwide tour. …
  • Joshua Bassett Brings “The Golden Years Tour” to MGM Music Hall with Energy and Heart
    Joshua Bassett made a triumphant return to the stage on Saturday night, playing The Golden Years Tour at Boston’s MGM Music Hall. It’s been over a year since the pop sensation last toured, but with a new album and a renewed spirit, he’s back and better than ever. The evening began with an electrifying performance…
  • The Marías Live In Boston: A Feast for the Eyes and Ears
    The Marías first established themselves in the music scene with the release of their sophomore EP “Superclean, Vol II,” which featured the hit song “Cariño.” The 2018 record showcased a sound that has become synonymous with the band with its lush trumpet and keys, as well as María Zardoya’s siren-like vocals. Six years and a…
  • REVIEW: Still Woozy Brings His Psychedelic New Album to Life on “Loveseat Tour”
    Still Woozy, the indie rock solo project of Sven Gamsky, played at Boston’s mid-sized Roadrunner venue on his “Loveseat Tour,” performing songs from his recent album of the same name. Although “Loveseat’ is only his second full-length album, Gamsky has been releasing music as Still Woozy since 2017. He was launched to fame from the success of…
  • Will Linley Unleashes His Magic On The Magic Tour
    With so many young and new artists in today’s music scene, it can be overwhelming to stay up-to-date with everyone. Will Linley is amongst those who are on the rise in the new wave of musicians in Gen Z. Linley’s energy that he encapsulates and puts out on stage is riveting and full of life,…
  • Summer Lovin’ in Boston with Faye Webster
    Decked out in Minions-themed attire, long flowy skirts, and Doc Martens, Faye Webster fans flooded the gates at The Stage At Suffolk Downs in Boston on July 27th for Webster’s Underdressed at the Symphony tour. Waiting to purchase merchandise and munching on hot dogs, fans eagerly awaited the start of the show. The recipe for…
  • Winnetka Bowling League Bowls Through Boston on “Tourgasm Tour”
    Following the release of their debut album Sha La La, Winnetka Bowling League are selling out shows across North America on their Tourgasm headlining tour. On July 21, the band bowled through Boston, or Cambridge, MA to be exact.   Opener Darryl Rahn began the show on a mellow note with a solo acoustic set. The…
  • REVIEW: Frances Forever Wraps Up First Headlining “Lockjaw Tour” in Boston
    After releasing their latest album Lockjaw on June 28th, Frances Forever embarked on their first-ever headlining tour across several northeastern cities, including Toronto, Chicago, Washington D.C., and New York. The tour wrapped up at The Sinclair in Cambridge, MA on July 18th, with Frances reflecting on how far they have come since the start of…
  • REVIEW: Noah Kahan Hits It Out of the Park with Sold-Out Fenway Show
    On Thursday night, July 18, Noah Kahan gave a crowd of over 37,000 fans at Fenway Park the performance of a lifetime full of laughter, tears, and cheers. Arguably the city’s hottest ticket of the year, Kahan’s two sold-out nights at the ‘ol ballpark will surely be remembered as one of the greatest nights in…
  • Concert Review: JXDN and GUNNAR Light Up Boston with Electrifying Performances
    JXDN and GUNNAR are on the road, playing a few shows across America this summer. The two recently brought their dynamic show to Boston, MA, at the vibrant venue Royale, where it was an electrifying night full of intense screamo-rock/metal music from JXDN and edgy, soulful rock love songs from GUNNAR. GUNNAR kicked off the…
  • REVIEW: Alanis Morisette Is Better Than Ever on “The Triple Moon Tour”
    Canadian native-turned-American sensation and alt-rock goddess of the 90s, Alanis Morisette released her first demo at just 14 years old and eventually became a 7-time Grammy Award winner. Her record-breaking, chart-topping album Jagged Little Pill (1995) sold nearly half a million copies in one week in less than an hour when she was just 20.…
  • Peach PRC Concludes Debut North American Tour with Enchanting Boston Finale
    Australian singer-songwriter Peach PRC put on a stunning performance at Boston’s Royale last week to close out her most recent North American tour. Her debut EP, Manic Dream Pixie, was released over a year ago, and it quickly rose to number 1 on the ARIA (Australian) charts after its release. From fully produced pop anthems…
  • GALLERY: UMI Shares Her Magic as Opener for Jhené Aiko
    On June 27, fans lined up outside of Boston’s TD Garden patiently and eagerly awaiting Jhené Aiko’s The Magic Hour Tour. Many claiming their spot in line early as not to miss one of Aiko’s openers, Japanese-American singer-songwriter, UMI. UMI opened the Thursday night show with a powerful and rich energy that had everyone in…
  • REVIEW: Sarah McLachlan Celebrates 30 Years of ‘Fumbling Towards Ecstasy’
    Sarah McLachlan is celebrating the 30th anniversary of her breakthrough album Fumbling Towards Ecstasy with live performances across North America and Canada.  On June 22, the 29-city American leg landed at Boston Harbor’s scenic outdoor venue, Leader Bank Pavilion. Feist, known for her popular 2007 single “1234,” led the night with an equally nostalgic set. …
  • Lizzy McAlpine Captures the Essence of Growing ‘Older’ in Intimate Boston Return
    Growing older is never easy. There’s excitement and anxiety for what’s to come, but there’s always that bittersweet longing for what once was. Lizzy McAlpine beautifully captures that limbo on her junior album Older, and now her 28-city tour, including a residency at Boston’s MGM Fenway.  As a Berklee alum, Boston carries memories that have…
  • REVIEW: Wilderado Sweeps Paradise Rock Club Off Their Feet 
    “Oh, we drove in for this,” a Canadian couple shared after driving for almost ten hours, and waiting outside Boston’s Paradise Rock Club for two more. The occasion? The long-awaited return of indie folk band Wilderado.  After the band’s three-year hiatus, tour spirits have been high. The Oklahoma-based band is known for its urban folk…
  • The Scarlet Opera Finally Catches Up With Boston
    After making the emotional decision to postpone their Boston show due to illness, The Scarlet Opera was “back with a vengeance” for the unofficial last night of The Catch Us If You Can tour. On June 11, Boston’s Sonia was the place to be!  Dressed in a black corset, perfect for the night’s theme of…
  • Niall Horan Brings “The Show On Live Tour” To Boston, MA
    It was an enchanting evening for Niall Horan fans in Mansfield, MA. The Irish singer/songwriter made a dazzling stop on his “The Show Live on Tour” tour at the Xfinity Center, creating an unforgettable night. The weather was perfect, and the atmosphere was electric. Del Water Gap ignited the night with a dynamic and energizing…
  • Bleachers Celebrates 10th Anniversary of “Rollercoaster” with Sold-Out Boston Crowd
    Jack Antonoff has been a part of many collaborations over his storied career. Perhaps one of the greatest is his band Bleachers. On the 10th anniversary of the band’s catalyst hit, “Rollercoaster,” Jack brought his Grammy-winning genius from the studio to the stage for a sold-out night in Boston.  Supporting artist Samia was first to…
  • Sheppard Rocks Boston on Their First American Tour in Six Years
    On Saturday, June 8, Sheppard quite literally shook a sold-out Red Room at Cafe 939 for their “Say Geronimo!” Tour. New York band Kids That Fly opened for Sheppard. The group amped up the crowd with their hits “Kiss Her You Fool” and “For The Night” amongst others. They completely captivated the audience during their…
  • Sophie Ellis-Bextor Burns The House Right Down In Boston Debut
    “Murder on the Dancefloor” singer, Sophie Ellis-Bextor burned the Goddamn house right down at Boston’s Royale on May 4th.  After a sultry performance from up and coming singer Noelle Rene, Sophie took the Boston stage, with her masked band, for the very first time.  To commemorate her debut, the British pop star uncovered some unusual…
  • REVIEW: Anitta Brings First Headlining North America Tour ‘Baile Funk Experience’ to MGM Music Hall at Fenway
    It’s hard to believe Anitta had never headlined in North America before this year. Her debut ‘Baile Funk Experience’ at Boston’s MGM Music Hall last week was nothing short of electric.  For those less acquainted with the genre, Brazilian funk is a true sensory feast. Also known as “favela funk” or “funk carioca,” crispy cymbals,…
  • REVIEW: Chicano Batman Debuts their Latest Album ‘Notebook Fantasy’ at Boston’s Paradise Rock Club
    Fans lined up outside Paradise Rock Club last Friday, May 10th, eagerly awaiting the funky, psychedelic sounds of the LA-based band Chicano Batman. Boston was the 17th stop on their long U.S. tour after the release of their latest album titled ‘Notebook Fantasy,’ which has already received high praise from The Recording Academy, Billboard, and…
  • CONCERT REVIEW: Blake Rose Plays The Echo in LA
    Aussie native Blake Rose at The Echo in Los Angeles, CA, last night as part of his exhilarating ‘Suddenly Okay’ tour. From the moment he took the stage, Blake captivated the audience with his exceptional talent, effortlessly transitioning between guitar, bass, drums, and piano, showcasing his versatility as a musician. Despite it being a Monday…
  • Dylan Captivates Boston on Her “Rebel Child” World Tour
    British pop-rock artist Dylan took The Sinclair by storm on Tuesday, April 16. After touring the world for the past three months, Dylan excitedly shared that Boston might be her “loudest crowd yet.” On the American leg of Dylan’s “Rebel Child” Tour, New York-based musician Mercer Henderson opened. Captivating the audience with heartfelt breakup songs…
  • girl in red Kicks Off World Tour: She’s ‘Back, and Better Than Ever’
    It’s girl in red “Sox” season!  It may not be October, but Boston fell in love with girl in red when she kicked off her “I’m Doing It Again, Baby!” world tour at MGM Music Hall Fenway.  Pops of red peppered the winding line as fans wrapped around the ballpark waiting to enter.  The hum…
  • Ella Jane and Dev Lemons Return to Boston for WECB Showcase with Dejima
    On April 10, Emerson College student-run internet radio station WECB brought together Ella Jane, Dev Lemons, and Dejima, three rising names in independent music, for their Spring Showcase.  Dejima, a project from Emerson film student and psychedelic indie rocker Kaveh Hodjat, was right at home on Emerson’s Paramount Theater stage. From behind the guitar and…
  • PinkPantheress’ “Capable of Love” Tour Draws Sold-Out Crowd
    PinkPantheress’ “Capable of Love” tour drew a sold-out crowd for an early night at Boston’s Royale. Lines for the show started early that morning, and fans were eager to get inside and see the performance that she was about to put on. Rapper Bktherula opened up the night with an electric set to get the…
  • Benson Boone Lights Up House of Blues: A Night to Remember
    If you’ve been on TikTok lately, more than likely you’ve stumbled upon the viral sensation Benson Boone gracing your “for you page” with his backflips, serenades, and sneak peeks of unreleased tracks. Fresh off the release of his debut album Fireworks & Rollerblades, and amidst a sold-out world tour, Boone recently lit up the stage…
  • AJR Kicks Off ‘The Maybe Man Tour’ with Dean Lewis
    Kicking off the first weekend of The Maybe Man Tour, AJR brought their incredible spectacle to Hartford, Connecticut’s XL Center. To start out the night, Dean Lewis took the stage and won over the crowd with his original music. A highlight of his set included a cover of Taylor Swift’s “Cruel Summer” that got people…
  • Jack & Jack Bring Boston “Home”
    Jack & Jack are making everywhere feel like home on their “No Place Like Home” tour.  On March 24, the duo invited fans into Boston’s Brighton Music Hall, their “home” for the night.  Part of what makes a place feel familiar is being surrounded by the people who have been there through all the “ups…
  • CONCERT REVIEW: Everything is Falling Into Place for Mason Ramsey
    Mason Ramsey has come a long way from yodeling in the aisles of Walmart. Now 17 years old, he’s performing to sold-out crowds on his headlining Falls Into Place tour.  On March 13, all ages filled Boston’s Brighton Music Hall in their best western wear to experience Mason Ramsey and the Showtime Band. For one…
  • The Beaches Wrap Their ‘Blame It On My Ex’ Tour in Boston
    Summer arrived early in Boston as The Beaches rolled in for their Blame It On My Ex tour. After a fourteen city run, a sold out crowd filled the Royale for one last “Late Show.”  Berklee alumni Boyish kicked off the show and their opening set with “Big New Boyish, followed by “Jumbo.” The indie…
  • JP Saxe Makes Boston Feel Like Home on ‘A Grey Area World Tour’
    In celebration of the release of his 2023 studio album, A Grey Area, JP Saxe has embarked on a World Tour. From Vancouver to New York to Dublin, fans will get to sing along to the soulful pop music of the singer-songwriter. On March 6, Boston embraced JP Saxe and his opener Justin Nozuka.  Justin…
  • Rising Star: Gabe James Lights Up LA’s Peppermint Club with Country Charm
    Colorado native Gabe James hit the stage at LA’s iconic Peppermint Club on Friday, February 23, 2024, around 8 PM. His set started with a country western theme as he walked onto the stage with his belt, boots, and cowboy hat. It opened with the song “Fault Line,” followed by “Some Country Song.” Despite only…
  • Nat & Alex Wolff Return to Music with Sold-Out Show in Boston
    After a seven year hiatus, Nat & Alex Wolff are inviting fans to pull up a seat to their Table For Two tour.  The six city tour will bring the sibling duo across North America, making stops in Illinois, Texas, Georgia, and New York. On January 21, the brothers served up nostalgia and great tunes…
  • mxmtoon Revisits ‘plum blossom’ for Intimate Show in Boston
    Before Maia X. M. T., now known by her online moniker mxmtoon, had over five million monthly Spotify listeners and seven critically acclaimed records, she was just a girl with Garage Band trying to find her place in the world. Five years later, she is re-imagining the EP that started it all with plum blossom…
  • Dogstar Shines Bright at Sold-Out Show in Boston
    If you traveled past the Paradise Rockclub in Boston on December 12, your curiosity may have piqued by the illuminated sold-out marquee and the line that wrapped around the block. If you were lucky enough to make it inside, you may have been even more intrigued to see award-winning actor Keanu Reeves plucking away at…
  • Jingle All the Way: iHeartRadio Z100’s Jingle Ball 2023 Lights Up Madison Square Garden
    The sixth stop of the iHeartRadio Jingle Ball Tour at Madison Square Garden in New York delivered a festive spectacle, captivating a sold-out arena with iconic performances from today’s biggest artists. The star-studded lineup, featuring Olivia Rodrigo, SZA, OneRepublic, Sabrina Carpenter, Jelly Roll, Big Time Rush, Doechii, Pentatonix, David Kushner, and a special appearance by…
  • Stephen Sanchez’s Troubadour Tour Takes Boston on a Journey to the Golden Era
    Photo Credit: Alder Whiteford On December 1st, Boston experienced a time warp to the crooner era of Elvis Presley and Roy Orbison. Stephen Sanchez, in his Troubadour tour, skillfully merges the styles of Presley and Orbison. With Elvis’s flair and Sanchez’s powerful crooner voice akin to Orbison’s, the performance was a mesmerizing blend. Sanchez weaves…
  • Nightly Wears Their Heart on Their Sleeve in D.C.
    Nightly’s Wear Your Heart Out tour came to Washington D.C. on November 11. With support from their openers, Young Rising Sons and Knox, Nightly brought their singular energy to 9:30 Club.  From the moment the trio, composed of lead singer Johnathan Capeci, guitarist Joey Beretta, and drummer Nicholas Sainato, walked on stage, their vivacious energy…
  • REVIEW: Jake Wesley Rogers Shines Bright in Boston
    On November 1, Jake Wesley Rogers brought the sunshine to a dreary Boston as a special guest on Kesha’s Only Love Tour (formerly the GAG ORDER Tour).  Dubbed by Sir Elton John “a major talent,” this breakout star shined bright in his primary color-blocked overalls.  From a piano centerstage and a traveling mic stand, the…
  • Reneé Rapp Has Nothing But Love for Boston on ‘Snow Hard Feelings Tour’
    This summer, Reneé Rapp got under Bostonian’s skin with her controversial “I HATE BOSTON” billboard. However, the genius marketing ploy got people to talk (too much).  On October 28, Reneé arrived in the East Coast city to smooth things over for her Snow Hard Feelings Tour.  “Contrary to popular belief, I do love Boston,” Reneé…
  • Tom Odell Can Heal The World With His Voice
    Tom Odell is a rare talent whose voice possesses the mellifluous power to heal. On October 23, 2023, Odell graced the stage of the iconic Wiltern Theatre in Los Angeles, California, and delivered a performance that left a lasting imprint. Few artists can sit at a piano and effortlessly captivate thousands with the sheer beauty…
  • McFly’s Electrifying ‘Power To Play’ Tour: A Journey Through London’s Autumn to Remember
    In the chilly Autumn of London, we trekked uphill (and it was a long walk!) to the beautiful venue of Alexandra Palace to see none other than British pop-rock band McFly host their Power To Play tour. The tour title comes from their 7th album, released in June of this year and peaked at number…
  • Aidan Bissett Reaches Stellar Heights On His First Debut Supernova Tour
    Aidan Bissett is a supernova musician on his first debut tour. Since the last time we saw Bissett back in LA, his vocal control and stage presence as only bloomed since. We’ve been with Bissett since he signed at Capitol Records, where we had the chance to do a sit-down interview and photoshoot at Capitol…
  • REVIEW: ‘Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour’ Film
    Taylor Swift is the biggest pop star in the world, and her Eras Tour is one of the most successful music business ventures of all time. Now, thanks to the concert film Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour, directed by Sam Wrench, this moment is now immortalized within the film industry as well. Over the course…
  • Midwest Princess Chappell Roan Rules in Boston
    Midwest Princess and rising pop superstar Chappell Roan is conquering cities across the US on The Midwest Princess Tour.  Before beginning this conquest, Chappell expressed to ECHO and 1824, that she wants her shows to be a place where “people feel comfortable and safe,” and she sets the tone through her own self-expression and amazing…
  • REVIEW: Maisie Peters Casts Her Spell Over Boston
    Since 2017, Maisie Peters has been enchanting listeners with her diary-like storytelling.  Like her acclaimed previous releases, Maisie’s sophomore album, The Good Witch, is a musical concoction of trials in love, heartbreak, and the messiness in between.  This summer and early fall, Maisie has been casting her spell over the US for “The Good Witch…
  • GALLERY: Kate Bollinger at Brighton Music Hall
    Folk singer-songwriter Kate Bollinger gave an intimate and beautiful performance to a crowd at Brighton Music Hall in Boston as part of her ongoing US tour. Kate played a handful of new songs including her recent single “You at Home” which was released in September of this year, as well as songs from her previous…
  • Miya Folick’s ‘The Roach Tour’ Scurries Through Boston
    Since releasing her first EP, Strange Darling, in 2015, Miya Folick has been a force to be reckoned with.  Her albums, as well as her support dates with artists like Dermot Kennedy, Aly & AJ, and Tove Lo, have caught the attention of both fans and critics. “Both lyrically and vocally, Folick is a trapeze…
  • REVIEW: Cian Ducrot Celebrates “Small or Big” Victories with Boston
    Cian Ducrot is taking a victory lap around the US on his debut headlining tour.  On October 8, he brought this celebration of his album and his journey to Boston for the first time ever. Bostonians were so excited for this premiere performance that they filled up The Sinclair for not one, but two shows! …
  • RAYE and Absolutely Invite Bostonians to the World Famous 21st Century Blues Club for One Night Only
    A little context if you care to listen… RAYE first skyrocketed to global superstardom when her single “Escapism.” (feat. 070 Shake) found virality on TikTok.  Fans were fascinated by how the South Londoner’s powerful vocals effortlessly flowed between hip-hop, dance, gospel, and pop while her lyrics spoke to universal and often painful experiences.  This year,…
  • boygenius Returns to Boston for Two Sold-Out Nights
    The boys are back in town!  Following their Suffolk Downs performances at the inaugural RE:SET festival, boygenius returned to Boston for two sold-out shows at MGM Music Hall at Fenway.  Just like boygenius, opener Palehound has a history with Boston. El Kempner and their band originally met at a DIY venue in Allston, a Boston…
  • Sammy Rae & Friends Take Boston to CAMP
    Don’t you stop it now! Give them all what they came here for! Sammy Rae & Friends and Britton & the Sting gave everything fans came to Roadrunner for and more at their September 21st performance. “We came to feel good and feel better,” opener Britton told the crowd as he and his band ignited…
  • GALLERY: Lauren Mayberry at Brighton Music Hall
    As CHVRCHES celebrates the 10th anniversary of their debut, The Bones Of What You Believe, the band’s lead singer, Lauren Mayberry, is experimenting solo.  “For a long time, I couldn’t imagine ever doing anything outside of CHVRCHES,” she says. “But as I sail / stumble through this era of my life, it has started to feel like…
  • GALLERY: MisterWives, Bishop Briggs, and Raffaella at Roadrunner
    After a decade of music, alt-pop group MisterWives is exploring uncharted territory on their highly anticipated fourth studio, Nosebleeds. The ten-track project, featuring tracks like  “Dagger” and “Sideways,” “is a homecoming to truth and freedom of self-expression, and in doing so, we find ourselves in new territory both sonically and lyrically that unlocked our most…
  • Tove Lo and UPSAHL Give Boston a Show 2 Die 4
    On September 12th, Tove Lo and opener UPSAHL gave Boston’s Roadrunner a performance 2 Die 4.  With an audience that came to the party for more than just the drugs, UPSAHL delivered with a killer 13-song set.   It’s easy to recognize why SPIN Magazine dubbed her “one of the most exciting new voices in music”…
  • REVIEW: The Band CAMINO Continues ‘Screaming In The Dark’ tour in Washington, D.C.
    The Band CAMINO’s Screaming In The Dark tour kicked off on September 14, in Philadelphia, with night two taking place at Washington D.C.’s The Anthem. With support from openers Charlotte Sands and Bad Suns, The Band CAMINO created an energy in the D.C. venue that was electric. The Band CAMINO took their sophomore album, “The…
  • GALLERY: Noah Kahan at Xfinity Center
    “I’m mean because I grew up in New England”  New Englander Noah Kahan returned home to put on a mean show at Mansfield’s Xfinity Center as part of his Stick Season Summer Tour.  His highly anticipated homecoming began with performances from Joy Oladokun and Ruston Kelly.  Their performances set the stage for the “Stick Season”…
  • Alex Warren Headlines The Troubadour in Los Angeles
    22-year-old TikTok sensation turned music star, Alex Warren, made his headlining Troubadour debut on September 6, 2023, in Los Angeles, CA. With a devoted line of fans waiting outside hours before the show and a distinguished influencer guest list, the Troubadour was the place to be this past Wednesday. Openers Gibby and Rowan Drake warmed…
  • REVIEW: JVKE Concludes ‘What Tour Feels Like’ Tour with HARIZ, Maisy Kay, and SB19
    Following his sold-out headline shows in New York City and Los Angeles, JVKE set out on his debut North American tour ‘What Tour Feels Like.‘ The 23-city summer stretch made stops in Chicago, Austin, and Washington D.C. On Saturday, September 2, the tour made its final stop in Boston, a full circle moment for JVKE,…
  • The Jonas Brothers and Lawrence Create a Night We Won’t Forget
    I’ve been to the year 2023. A lot has changed, but everybody still loves the Jonas Brothers! With the sibling trio’s sold-out Broadway residency in March and the release of THE ALBUM in May, you’d think it was the early 2000s. However, fans are still head over heels for the “Lovebug” singers nearly two decades…
  • REVIEW: Louis Tomlinson Creates a Night to Remember in Boston
    As rising solo artist Louis Tomlinson hits the road for his Faith In The Future Tour, he is only moving in one direction, and that is forward. This 2nd album world excursion will take him everywhere, from LA to Antwerp. On July 25, Louis returned to MGM Fenway for night two of his sold-out Boston…
  • Franklin Jonas Joins Hobo Johnson for Back-to-Back Shows in Boston
    Franklin Jonas has emerged as a standout artist in the alt-indie scene. His nostalgic vibes and thoughtful lyricism recently caught the attention of Grammy-winning producer Diplo, who signed Franklin to his label, Pizzaslime Records. In June, Franklin released his debut project Sewer Rat. Despite its off-putting name, the 5-track project is transportive and sonically stunning. …
  • Lauren Spencer Smith Reflects on Heartbreak and Finding Joy on ‘Mirror Tour’ in Boston
    Over the past three years, Lauren Spencer Smith has experienced everything from devastating heartbreak to immense joy. Despite the extremes, the multi-platinum artist has emerged unshattered with her debut album, Mirror. Through 15 tracks, Lauren invites listeners to share in her journey.  In a recent press conference with 1824, Lauren reflected on what it means…
  • REVIEW: Isabel Pless Returns to Boston for Cafe 939 Performance
    We should probably drink more water, we should probably fix our posture…and listen to emerging singer-songwriter Isabel Pless. Friends, family, and fans, who have already discovered Pless as an essential listen, joined the Wellesley College grad for an intimate show at Berklee’s The Red Room @ Cafe 939 in Boston.  Vivi Rincon’s guitar strums and…
  • REVIEW: The Driver Era Leaves An Afterglow at the Pier 17’s Rooftop
    Featured Photo Credit: Ryan Muir On Wednesday evening, as the sun was just about to set, it wasn’t the official start of rooftop season in NYC or the rooftop Frosés that brought New Yorkers to Pier 17– it was The Driver Era. As the Lynch brothers, Ross and Rocky Lynch, took the stage at The…
  • Ava Max Sparkles in Boston on her ‘Diamonds & Dancefloors Tour’
    Photo credit: Amelia Cordischi Hold up! Wait a minute, let us tell you about Ava Max in Boston during pride month. Three years after her debut album, Heaven & Hell, the up and coming pop superstar is finally on tour supporting her sophomore album, Diamonds & Dancefloors. The pop powerhouse has shown tremendous musical growth,…
  • Taylor Swift Returns To Gillette Stadium for Night One of Three
    Two months after hitting the road on her highly anticipated The Eras tour, Taylor Swift returned to the venue where it all started: Gillette Stadium. Since that first Fearless stadium performance in 2010, the Grammy Award winner has gone on to release ten projects. On Friday night, fans dressed in album-inspired attire filled the sold-out…
  • half⋅alive Hits Boston on ‘Conditions of a Punk’ Tour
    half⋅alive hit Boston on their Conditions of a Punk Tour on April 27. The trio played a packed House of Blues with opening support from Dev Lemon and Tessa Violet.  The band has been known for its choreography and began the evening accordingly, although unexpected. The first two songs of the group’s set were performed…
  • Aly & AJ Return To Boston for ‘With Love From’ Tour
    There’s “No One” quite like Aly & AJ and there’s no performance that gets you “up on your feet” like their shows. On April 21st, they brought their With Love From tour to Boston’s MGM Fenway.  Following an emotional set by Miya Folick who shared her gratitude for her friend, musical inspiration, and mentor, Aly…
  • Caroline Rose Brings ‘The Art of Forgetting’ Tour to Boston
    Singer-songwriter Caroline Rose is celebrating the release of their latest studio album The Art of Forgetting with a 24-city North American Tour. On April 6, Rose stopped at the Royale for a special night for Boston fans. Rose’s former bandmate Abbie Morin kicked off the night with their band Hammydown. During the opening set, Morin…
  • REVIEW: Maggie Lindemann’s ‘Sucker Punch’ Tour
    Maggie Lindemann isn’t just a “pretty girl” and she is continuing to prove and celebrate that on her Sucker Punch headlining tour, which crashed Boston on April 4.  Following a vivacious alt/indie set from Kailee Morgue, the sold-out crowd was ready to mosh to Maggie’s pop-punk discography.  The tone for the 19 song set was…
  • GUNNAR Plays Album Release Party in LA
    I had the pleasure of attending GUNNAR’s album release show for “Best Mistake” on  Tuesday, March 28th at the Venice West, and I must say, it was a night to remember. The room was packed with  fans, friends, and family, all there to celebrate the release of the album that came out one month prior.  …
  • Stephen Sanchez Plays Special Show at The Troubadour in LA
    Undoubtedly the most talented male singer right now in the industry, Stephen Sanchez, played a once in a lifetime show at The Troubadour in Los Angeles, CA. With his hit, “Until I Found You,” a duet with Em Beihold, Sanchez has had a very successful year with multiple high profiled talk show performances and millions…
  • CONCERT REVIEW: Nessa Barrett’s Young Forever Tour
    The TikTok algorithm has a funny way of bringing us the people, the words, and the music that we need most. Over 19 million followers have found solace in the emotional and vulnerable lyrics of Nessa Barrett. On March 6, a couple thousand of those fans gathered at Boston’s Roadrunner to celebrate her Young Forever…
  • Daniel Seavey Performs at The Fonda Theater in LA
    After a year of legal battles, Daniel Seavey is the first member of the boy-band, Why Don’t We, to tour solo. The band has been trying to tour their 2020 album, The Good Times and The Bad Ones, last year, but with legal issues at their label, they couldn’t. We all know Seavey for being…
  • Stromae Wraps North American ‘Multitude’ Tour in Boston
    “Alors on Danse” Bostonians found escape as they danced into the futuristic world of Stromae’s Multitude tour on December 6.  South African artist, Sho Madjozi set expectations levels high with her lively opening set. It was almost impossible not to smile watching her dance to songs like “John Cena” in her flowing yarn coat with…
  • Beabadoobee’s Final Show of Her ‘Beatopia’ Tour
    With the release of her latest album Beatopia, Beabadoobee performed in Boston at Roadrunner on December 4, 2022 and left Boston wanting more.  She opened her set with one of her classic songs “Worth It,” which the crowd went crazy for. For this song and others, Beabadoobee jammed out on the guitar while singing. This…
  • Dayglow Lights Up Boston
    The past three years have been a crazy ride for alt/indie artist Sloan Struble of the pop project Dayglow. In 2019, he unleashed his debut album Fuzzybrain to critical acclaim, and followed it up with another hit, Harmony House in quick succession.  His latest album, People in Motion echoes his feel good sound, and a…
  • The Driver Era Play Their First Wonderfront Festival in San Diego
    As everyone continues to fan girl over Ross Lynch from The Driver Era, it’s now clear why everyone has. For The Driver Era, the brother duo, Ross & Rocky, played their last show of the year in sunny San Diego, CA. The Wonderfront Festival, a fun festival right on the harbor in San Diego, CA,…
  • Yung Gravy and bbno$ Give Boston Something to Talk About
    “You talkin’ ‘bout Tracy?” On November 16, Boston wasn’t just talking about Tracy, they were also buzzing about Yung Gravy and bbno$ who were headlining MGM Fenway.  Before the sold-out crowd got lost in the sauce, they were treated to a powerpoint driven set from DJ TIIIIIIIIIIP sweetened with Cosmic Brownies and Zebra Cake giveaways,…
  • Aidan Bissett Plays His Final LA Show of 2022
    As the year comes to an end, that means the touring and music industry comes to a pause. Aidan Bissett has been slaying on his tours, yes plural, since this summer, playing back to back tours as he is becoming popular on TikTok and his music slaps live. Bissett just finished his tour last night…
  • Alexander23 Plays The Wiltern in Los Angeles
    This past weekend was the last show of Alexander23’s North American AFTERSCHOCK Tour, and what a way to close out the North American leg! The night began with a few songs from openers Grace Enger and Alaina Castillo, who got the crowd energized and ready for Alexander23. After their sets, Alexander23 came out and unlike…
  • Jake Scott, ROSIE, and Brynn Cartelli Bring “good vibes” to Boston
    Jake Scott, with support from Brynn Cartelli and ROSIE,  has been bringing “good days” and  “good vibes” across North America with his 21 city headlining Lavender Tour.  On November 4, Brynn and ROSIE returned to Boston, and introduced Jake, an Arkansas native, to a city they called home.  “It’s so good to be home,” Brynn,…
  • Blu DeTiger Kicks off Headlining ‘Blu DeTour’ in Boston with Tiffany Day
    On November 3, singer and bassist Blu DeTiger kicked off her headlining Blu DeTour at the Royale is Boston, MA. Supporting act, Tiffany Day open the show with high energy as ran on stage to start her set. The crowd responded with cheers welcoming her with open arms.  Day played some of her hit songs…
  • A Sold-Out Boston Crowd Welcomes gigi Back to Boston
    “Last time I was here, I had no idea what I was doing, now I’m HERE,” gigi shared with the crowd, when she returned to Boston with Noah Cyrus on The Hardest Part Tour. “When I was 19 going to school in Boston, I would play [Noah’s song] “July” on repeat on my walks to…
  • Alec Benjamin Brings His Storytelling Music to The Hollywood Palladium in Hollywood
    Picture this, a cloudy night, overcast in Los Angeles, CA, where for the most part it’s hot and sunny, but for this night it was a perfect fall, cool, evening to catch Alec Benjamin perform at The Hollywood Palladium. Benjamin had two openers on a night full of storytelling and some fun love songs. The…
  • Joshua Bassett Finishes Night Two of Sold Out Los Angeles Show at The Troubadour
    From Disney+ to his first headlining tour, Joshua Bassett is proving to be the next big heartthrob in the music industry, with his love songs and songs dealing with his own anxiety struggles and his surgery earlier this year, Bassett had a lot to unpack in his set, and all the fans sent all their…
  • Lauren Weintraub Returns to Boston for Debut Headlining Show
    On October 14, “You could’ve been… in the middle of …Boston ” for Massachusetts native Lauren Weintraub’s first ever headlining show. Performing since she was very young, Lauren is no stranger to the stage. However, that night was different, as her name appeared on the marquee.  Family and friends packed Berklee’s Cafe 939, as an…
  • Spacey Jane brings Indie Flair to Boston
    Australian indie-rockers Spacey Jane’s first-ever Boston show was not one to miss. With resale ticket prices reaching $150, their highly anticipated sold-out show at Brighton Music Hall was the place to be on Friday night.  A packed venue eagerly awaited the band’s Boston debut, following an opening set by Joe P. As soon as the…
  • Mimi Webb Makes Headlining Debut in Boston
    Mimi Webb has come a long way since college hall writing sessions in Brighton, UK. Now the popstar is touring North America on her debut headlining tour.  On September 10, Mimi played a sold-out show in Brighton, MA,  a city that shares a namesake with the place where it all began. “Birthday Cake,” singer-songwriter Dylan…