House of Blues

Legendary rockstars The Hives stopped by Boston's House of Blues on March 20th for a celebratory night of live music. First up was Australian punk rock band The Chats, who got everyone on their feet and set the high-energy tone for the night. Songs like "The Price

Rising pop princess Freya Skye visited House of Blues Boston on February 27th, on the second-to-last night of leg one of the 'Stars Align Tour,' and fans were buzzing with anticipation.

The Happy Fits guitarist Nico Rose celebrated her birthday on Saturday night, as the group finished up their Lovesick Tour right here in Boston. The tour is promoting their new studio album of the same name, released in September. The New Jersey-based four-piece brought their upbeat, energetic, cello-driven brand of

Article and Interview by Gary Alpert

Sapphic alt-pop pioneer King Princess stopped by Boston's House of Blues on October 2nd to promote her newest album, Girl Violence.

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 group