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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
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
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
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
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Indie-rock and pop artist Blondshell stopped by Boston's Royale on the 'If You Asked For A Tour' promoting her candid new album 'If You Asked For A Picture.' Correspondent Samantha Davidson snapped portraits of the group backstage before the show.
by Samantha Davidson, Jun 20, 2025
More and more cafés are popping up in Brighton, and one I especially like is the Glasser Coffee Company. Located a hop, skip and a jump from Oak Sq., this cozy mom and pop is located on Washington St. With a couple of booths and a counter that overlooks the
by Lenny Manzo, Jun 16, 2025
Billy Corgan and The Machines of God rock the Paradise with a thematic set and articulate power.
by Christopher Minor, Jun 16, 2025
Virginia-based dream pop band Turnover visited Boston's House of Blues this week in celebration of the 10th anniversary of their landmark album Peripheral Vision. Released in 2015 via Boston label Run For Cover Records, the record quickly became a cult classic in the emo scene, propelling the
by John Hutchings, Jun 14, 2025
Music and photography are two of the closest things we have to time travel. Following Boston correspondent Samantha Davidson captured Boston Calling 2025 on film to bring you back to the best weekend in May.
by Samantha Davidson, Jun 13, 2025
The Kills and Queens of the Stone Age team up for a memorable night in Boston
by Jaron Jenkins, Jun 11, 2025