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Samantha Davidson

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Samantha Davidson
Interview: It's Full Speed Ahead For Copilot At Boston Calling [Exclusive]

New England six-piece pop-rock group Copilot is performing on the final day of Boston Calling Music Festival 2025. Ahead of their largest show to date, vocalists Hall, McDonald, and Machell sat down with Following Boston to chat about their creative process and preview their set.

by Samantha Davidson, May 21, 2025

Amyl and The Sniffers Animated Boston At The Cartoon Darkness World Tour

Australian punk-rockers Amyl and The Sniffers animated Boston's Roadrunner at the Cartoon Darkness World Tour. They crafted a lively show that reminded audiences that acting with true unrestraint and abandon includes uplifting those around you.

by Samantha Davidson, May 20, 2025

Interview: Megan From Work Becomes Megan From Boston Calling [Exclusive]

Megan From Work is set to conquer their biggest stage yet on the first day of Boston Calling Music Festival. In four days, the grunge-pop group will bring their punchy sound to the Harvard Athletic Complex. Simon sat down with Following Boston correspondent Samantha Davidson to preview their set.

by Samantha Davidson, May 19, 2025

Album Review: Here's What Blondshell Would Do 'If You Asked For A Picture'

Alternative-rock and grunge artist Sabrina Teitelbaum released her sophomore album If You Asked For A Picture under the moniker Blondshell on May 2. The 12-track project provides poignant commentary on identity, societal expectations, and growing up.

by Samantha Davidson, May 17, 2025

Single Review: Take a Bite of Post Animal's "Pie in the Sky"

Chicago-born rock band Post Animal just released "Pie in the Sky," the second single off their new albumĀ 'IRON.' It's warm and celebratory sound is a testament to their ironclad bond, with the group effortlessly falling back into that synergistic creative space.

by Samantha Davidson, May 16, 2025

A Night Of Limitless Possibilities With Coco Jones

Disney Channel star turned radiant R&B breakout artist Coco Jones has been releasing music for over a decade. Jones stopped by Boston's Roadrunner on May 13 as part of the 'Why Not More? Tour,' promoting her debut solo album that dares listeners to pursue their passions and live authentically.

by Samantha Davidson, May 15, 2025

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