Northern Irish rock band Two Door Cinema Club reminds us all how their music has grown up alongside the listeners that still show up to sing them.
by Brad Smith, Oct 18, 2026
by Anna Schoenmann, Oct 18, 2026
Austin City Limits is celebrating its 25th anniversary over these two weekends. Weekend One was an incredible blend of nostalgia, raw energy, and breakout performances. Ironically, the only day it rained in Central Texas was the day the festival opened. But that didn't stop thousands of fans from
by Katya Veber, Oct 11, 2026
Singer-songwriter, producer, and actress Phoebe Bridgers brought "The Lost Tour" to Boston's TD Garden for two sold-out nights of phone-free magic.
by Adriana Arguijo Gutierrez, Oct 10, 2026
Breakout star and pop provocateur Slayyyter stormed through Boston for two sold-out shows at Roadrunner on September 26th and 29th as part of the 'Wor$t Girl in the World Tour.'
by Samantha Davidson, Oct 06, 2026
The night started with Never Ending Fall, and I don’t think I’ve ever photographed an opening band having that much fun. They brought so much energy to the stage that they had the crowd moshing before closing out with a really fun cover of “Electric Feel” that left
by Sam Tidwell, Oct 03, 2026
"A good film can expose the truth, whether it's a narrative or a documentary - I always say that a good film is sort of a springboard to a larger conversation.” Sabrina Aviles, Cinefest Latino Founder and Executive Director
by Anna Schoenmann, Oct 01, 2026
Beloved dreamy pop songstress Lizzy McAlpine just announced The Over Country Tour, an extensive run of headline shows across North America, the U.K., Europe, Australia, and New Zealand in support of her fourth studio album, Angel. The tour kicks off in Australia in February and will arrive in North
by Samantha Davidson, Sep 30, 2026
Review and Photographs By Gary Alpert
by Gary Alpert, Sep 30, 2026
Iconic duo She & Him, comprised of the incomparable Zooey Deschanel and M. Ward, charmed Boston on the 'Pump Up The Volumes Tour.' After a four-year break, the group made its long-awaited return to wow audiences across the U.S. this fall.
by Samantha Davidson, Sep 28, 2026
Otherworldly songstress Suki Waterhouse serenaded MGM Music Hall on 'The Loveland Tour' on September 22nd.
by Samantha Davidson, Sep 28, 2026
Hannah Harding, known professionally as Aldous Harding, is an indie folk singer-songwriter from Lyttelton, New Zealand.
by Adriana Arguijo Gutierrez, Sep 26, 2026
Stars shine at the Boch Center for the world premiere of Unleashed Spirits - The Rise of the Hollywood Vampires
by Christopher Minor & Michael Kalish, Sep 26, 2026
Review and Photos by Gary Alpert
by Gary Alpert, Sep 25, 2026
KT Tunstall, Gavin DeGraw and O.A.R. each brought something different to the stage for a memorable night of live music at BankNH Pavilion.
by Jaron Jenkins, Sep 24, 2026
On one of the final nights of summer in Los Angeles, the Greek Theatre welcomed Haruomi Hosono. As he stepped onto the stage, suavely dressed in a grey blazer, overcast sunglasses and a neatly placed baker boy cap, the entire amphitheater rose to their feet. Cheers beckoned throughout the venue
by Callum Man, Sep 24, 2026
The pop voice of a generation, Robyn, graced Boston with a dazzling show on 'The Sexistential Tour' at Agganis Arena on September 3rd.
by Samantha Davidson, Sep 22, 2026
Hot off the heels of the his Octane Tour, Don Toliver's 2nd leg "Nitrous" tour rocked TD Garden to its core.
by Brad Smith, Sep 19, 2026
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by Michael Kalish, Sep 18, 2026
"The opposite of addiction is not sobriety; the opposite of addiction is connection"
by Anna Schoenmann, Sep 17, 2026
Beloved English singer-songwriter Lily Allen performed her latest album, 'West End Girl,' from front to back at MGM Music Hall in Boston on September 4th.
by Samantha Davidson, Sep 14, 2026
Review and Photographs by Gary Alpert
by Gary Alpert, Sep 13, 2026
Seven years off a headlining stage, and Young Thug didn't need to say a word — the room answered for him
by Noah Couitt, Sep 12, 2026
Ken Carson built a career sounding one bad decision from losing the room. At MGM Music Hall, that chaos showed up before he did and never let up.
by Noah Couitt, Sep 12, 2026
Since legendary Muse is wrapping up their North American tour, we wanted to share some photos from their concert in Dallas on August 14, 2026. I still can't believe I actually got the chance to work with them and cover their full show – from all-time hits like
by Katya Veber, Sep 12, 2026
Don Omar is about to kick off his The Last King World Tour 2026
by Katya Veber, Sep 12, 2026
A free mixtape wasn't supposed to win Grammys or fill arenas. Ten years later, Chance played it front to back at MGM Music Hall — and Fenway already knew every word.
by Noah Couitt, Sep 11, 2026
If this really is J. Cole's last lap through arenas, he didn't play it that way — just two hours of his catalog worked through like unfinished business.
by Noah Couitt, Sep 11, 2026
Celebrating an iconic television series in Natick
by Michael Kalish, Sep 11, 2026
Evening light over the harbor, a crowd that knew every word to his songs — Myles Smith turned an outdoor amphitheater into something closer to intimate.
by Noah Couitt, Sep 10, 2026
Familiar riffs, timeless hits and plenty of Texas swagger filled the air as ZZ Top took the stage in New Hampshire.
by Jaron Jenkins, Sep 06, 2026
Next month, Aftershock will blow Sacramento away with a killer lineup featuring My Chemical Romance, The Offspring, Limp Bizkit, Queens of the Stone Age, A Day To Remember, and 140+ other acts across five stages. Now in its 14th year, the festival takes over Discovery Park in Sacramento from October
by Katya Veber, Sep 05, 2026
As the first Latina EVER to headline Coachella, KAROL G is taking her global reign even further. Behind her mindblowing album Tropicoqueta, the Colombian superstar is conquering the world with her Viajando Por El Mundo Tropitour, traveling across North and South America and Europe. If you missed her in your
by Katya Veber, Sep 05, 2026
Legendary Australian electronic music group, Empire of the Sun, stopped by Boston's Xfinity Center on August 28th as part of the 'Ask That God: Afterlife' tour.
by Samantha Davidson, Sep 04, 2026
The stars shined bright at The Skating Club of Boston's Tenley E. Albright Performance Center in Norwood on August 27th. The annual Summer Sizzler event brings together the U.S. Figure Skating community to showcase budding talent and living legends.
by Samantha Davidson, Sep 03, 2026
U.S. Figure Skating kicked off the next Olympic quadrennial by looking back at decades of iconic fashion looks at View Boston on August 26th. Costumes spanned some of the country's biggest moments in the sport.
by Samantha Davidson, Sep 02, 2026
Tyler, The Creators’, Camp Flog Gnaw returns to Dodger Stadium for a weekend filled with performances from a mystifying lineup of artists, including a mix of familiar faces and newcomers. In true Tyler fashion, the lineup was announced in a unique manner: the website was updated to contain a series
by Callum Man, Sep 02, 2026
This October, Austin City Limits will rock Zilker Park to celebrate 25 years of music! Across two weekends – October 2-4 and 9-11, 2026 – dozens of your favorite artists will perform at one of the country's defining festivals. The lineup feels like a true celebration. Everyone will
by Katya Veber, Aug 30, 2026
The Fray turned BankNH Pavilion into one unforgettable evening, featuring soaring hits, stunning visuals, a surprise engagement, and thousands of fans singing along.
by Jaron Jenkins, Aug 24, 2026
For four days, the hills of St. Charles, Iowa became a gathering place for music fans willing to spend an entire weekend chasing great performances, discovering unfamiliar artists and embracing everything that comes with being at Hinterland.
by Noah Couitt, Aug 23, 2026
Three-piece all-star band Dogstar stopped by Boston's House of Blues for a killer set on August 16th. Known for their alternative rock and grunge sound, the band let their music do the talking on the 'All In Now Tour.'
by Samantha Davidson, Aug 20, 2026
Fans of Figure Skating know that fashion and styling are intrinsically linked to the sport. U.S. Figure Skating announced the U.S. Figure Skating x Fashion: Styling 2027 will take place at View Boston on August 26th 6 to 9 p.m.
by Samantha Davidson, Aug 14, 2026
Almost six months after Olympians returned to the U.S. in February and took the ice at The Skating Club of Boston for their first performances stateside following Milano Cortina 2026, the U.S. Figure Skating National Team is back.
by Samantha Davidson, Aug 14, 2026
The singer-songwriter’s second night in New York showcased his powerful vocals, intimate songwriting, and thoughtful live production.
by Sam Tidwell, Aug 13, 2026
Avenged Sevenfold and Good Charlotte brought early‑ and mid‑2000s rock nostalgia to Massachusetts in a way that turned the night into an epic concert to remember
by Jaron Jenkins, Aug 13, 2026
Twas the night before the production of 'Rhinoceros' previews begin at A.R.T.'s Loeb Drama Center in Cambridge and the city is buzzing with excitement. Everything seems normal one Sunday morning until one by one, friends and colleagues transform into rhinoceroses.
by Samantha Davidson, Aug 13, 2026
Twenty years after its release, My Chemical Romance brought The Black Parade to New York's Citi Field, turning the album into a full-scale theatrical experience that brought multiple generations of fans together.
by Sam Tidwell, Aug 10, 2026
Scottish rock band Franz Ferdinand brought their angular guitars and dancefloor-esque momentum to Boston’s House of Blues on August 5th, proving once again that their songs remain timeless and exhilarating across generations of fans.
by Adriana Arguijo Gutierrez, Aug 10, 2026
Eva Under Fire lit up the night, Cody Jinks delivered a set that felt like a full concert on its own, and Five Finger Death Punch closed it out with a twenty‑year celebration that proved exactly why they still own the stage.
by Jaron Jenkins, Aug 07, 2026
Review and Photographs by Gary Alpert
by Gary Alpert, Aug 03, 2026
Review and Photographs by Gary Alpert
by Gary Alpert, Aug 03, 2026
Australian psychedelic rock pioneers Tame Impala stopped by Boston for two sold-out shows at TD Garden on July 28th and 29th. Boston marked the midpoint of 'The Deadbeat Tour,' and frontman Kevin Parker had a slew of surprises up his sleeve.
by Samantha Davidson, Aug 03, 2026
As Red Sox fans piled into Fenway Park on July 22, 2026, fans of the modern American indie-folk scene shoveled their way through the downtown crowds and into MGM Music Hall. Richy Mitch and The Coal Miners warmed up the crowd with their beautiful songs and reminded us all
by Lucia Johnson, Jul 26, 2026
Review and Photographs By Gary Alpert
by Gary Alpert, Jul 26, 2026
Millennial nostalgia took over the BankNH Pavilion on Wednesday, July 22 as Weird Al returned to the songs that defined a generation.
by Jaron Jenkins, Jul 25, 2026
Article and Photographs by Gary Alpert
by Gary Alpert, Jul 25, 2026
Lucy Dacus visited the Berkshires for a beautiful show in the courtyard of the Mass MoCA for one of the last stops on her 'Forever Is A Feeling' tour.
by Kayla Simon, Jul 25, 2026
This is what a dream feels like... Muse came to Massachusetts and absolutely rocked it. Their new album The WOW! Signal, as I predicted, is one of the best albums they have ever released. And as someone who's been to more than five of their shows, I can
by Katya Veber, Jul 25, 2026
From emotional ballads to arena-wide singalongs, here’s a preview of Noah Kahan’s upcoming stop in Dallas.
by Connor Elias, Jul 24, 2026
The wait is almost over. In just a few days, thousands of music fans will descend on St. Charles, Iowa as Hinterland Music Festival returns for another unforgettable weekend of live music, late-night campfire sets and one of the most thoughtfully curated lineups of the summer. Set against the
by Noah Couitt, Jul 23, 2026
Beloved indie rock band Djo, the musical project of multi-hyphenate talent Joe Keery, returned to New England for a sold-out show at Thompson's Point in Portland, Maine, on July 21.
by Samantha Davidson, Jul 23, 2026
Static Dress, Fit for a King and Lorna Shore set the stage before Motionless in White closed out a full night of metalcore mayhem.
by Jaron Jenkins, Jul 19, 2026
What unfolded over four nights at Fenway Park was more than a concert series. It was a celebration of community, storytelling and one of New England's own reaching a career-defining milestone.
by Noah Couitt, Jul 18, 2026
Canadian rockstars, The Beaches touched down in Bean Town for their first arena performance in the city. The band joined Louis Tomlinson for his 'How Did We Get Here? World Tour,' which stopped at TD Garden in Boston on July 14.
by Samantha Davidson, Jul 18, 2026
A late start turned into a loud finish as Lil Wayne brought the Bank of NH Pavilion back to life
by Jaron Jenkins, Jul 12, 2026
Legendary Police drummer Stewart Copeland articulates musical mastery City Winery
by Christopher Minor & Michael Kalish, Jul 11, 2026
Old friends and new collaborators join forces to foster community at Wilco’s ninth Solid Sound Festival.
by Christopher Minor & Michael Kalish, Jul 05, 2026
One of America’s most vital bands makes a splash on the second night of Wilco’s Solid Sound Festival.
by Christopher Minor & Michael Kalish, Jul 02, 2026
Jelly Roll gave a high-energy performance to a sold-out crowd in Gilford, turning the Bank NH Pavilion into a full night of celebration.
by Jaron Jenkins, Jun 28, 2026
Photography: Terry Shear / Written by Candice Knight
by Terry Shear, Jun 25, 2026
Jack Johnson brought a full wave of surf culture to a sold‑out BankNH Pavilion, with Hermanos Gutierrez delivering a calm, atmospheric opener.
by Jaron Jenkins, Jun 21, 2026
American rock band and New Jersey superstars Bleachers stopped by Boston's MGM Music Hall for an electric two-show stint on June 16th and 17th.
by Samantha Davidson, Jun 18, 2026
The Roxbury International Film Festival (RoxFilm), New England’s largest film festival celebrating people of color from around the globe, kicks off its 28th festival this week.
by Samantha Davidson, Jun 16, 2026
Lord Huron visited Red Rocks for a sold-out summer night, blending folk-driven storytelling with the natural beauty of Colorado’s most iconic venue.
by Jaron Jenkins, Jun 14, 2026
Everyone was a star as 5 Seconds of Summer took on TD Garden during a recent visit to Boston.
by John Hutchings, Jun 12, 2026
English rocker Yungblud put on a performance for the ages in Boston as he embraces his newfound stardom.
by John Hutchings, Jun 12, 2026
Austin, TX-born country blues singer Ty Myers made his much-anticipated return to Boston recently with a sold-out show at Leader Bank Pavilion. Myers' first visit to the area came in 2025, when his first area show sold out so quickly he had to upgrade from Royale
by John Hutchings, Jun 12, 2026
In just over a week, the Franklin County Fairgrounds in Greenfield, MA, will be full of 15,000 music-lovers and some of the most exciting indie-folk acts of today. The 2026 Green River Festival lineup features a mix of genres and fan-favorites set to grace the stage on June 19th-21st.
by Samantha Davidson, Jun 08, 2026
Fan-favorite podcaster, influencer, and published author as of May 26th, Brooke Averick, returned to Boston on her sold-out book tour. The instant New York Times Bestseller stars Phoebe Berman, a lovable anxious protagonist who creates a checklist to lose her virginity before her 30th birthday.
by Samantha Davidson, Jun 07, 2026
‘Twas the opening night of English singer-songwriter Holly Humberstone’s 'Cruel World Tour' and Bostonians flocked to Paradise Rock Club to celebrate. The sold-out show filled up right at doors on June 3rd, with fans in frilly summer outfits skipping to their spots in the venue.
by Samantha Davidson, Jun 06, 2026
Eccentric pop stars Haute & Freddy kicked off Pride month in Boston with a sold-out show at The Sinclair on June 1st.
by Samantha Davidson, Jun 05, 2026
Limited Pre-Broadway Engagement (July 11 - 30)
by Michael Kalish, Jun 02, 2026
Dreamy pop artist Khalid graced MGM Music Hall in Boston on May 29th. This show marks the midpoint of the 'It's Always Summer Somewhere Tour' in support of his new album, 'after the sun goes down.'
by Samantha Davidson, Jun 01, 2026
Head Smoochie Girl and electro-pop-punk pioneer Ashnikko stopped by a sold-out Roadrunner in Boston on May 16th.
by Samantha Davidson, May 29, 2026
Article and Photographs by Gary Alpert
by Gary Alpert, May 21, 2026
Review and Photo by Gary Alpert
by Gary Alpert, May 21, 2026
Singer-songwriter Claire Rosinkranz stopped by Boston's Brighton Music Hall on the 'My Lover Tour' on May 15th. The curated preshow playlist, featuring "Love/Paranoia" by Tame Impala and "Heart of Glass" by Blondie, infused the venue with a psychedelic, vintage vibe.
by Samantha Davidson, May 20, 2026
Electro-pop pioneer PinkPantheress touched down stateside in Boston for a sold-out show at MGM Music Hall on May 12th in support of her new album 'Fancy That.'
by Samantha Davidson, May 20, 2026
Photographer and filmmaker, Edward Finan
by Michael Kalish & Edward Finan, May 18, 2026
Courtney Barnett defines rock for 2026 at Roadrunner
by Christopher Minor & Gary Alpert, May 17, 2026
American indie-folk songstress Annabella Dinda stopped by Boston's Brighton Music Hall on May 5th for a sold-out show.
by Samantha Davidson, May 12, 2026
Photos and Review by Adriana Arguijo Gutierrez
by Adriana Arguijo Gutierrez, May 02, 2026
Generational vocalist and multi-hyphenate talent Raye stopped by Boston on 'This Tour May Contain New Music' on April 20th in support of her new album 'This Music May Contain Hope.'
by Samantha Davidson, Apr 29, 2026
“His energy is so contagious – he knows how to fire up the crowd,”
by Katya Veber, Apr 26, 2026
Rising indie pop rock star Wallice stopped by The Sinclair on April 13th to deliver an electric show. After bringing her tour to Boston in February of 2025, fans were itching for another headline show in the city. The night began with indie grunge band Fake Dad. They set the
by Samantha Davidson, Apr 19, 2026
