MGM Music Hall

The Kills and Queens of the Stone Age team up for a memorable night in Boston

Japanese Breakfast and Ginger Root mesmerized MGM Music Hall on May 7 with a performance sewn from dreams. Their expressive and otherworldly aesthetics translated to a show so exquisite it is almost impossible to articulate.

Illenium lit up MGM Music hall with an emotionally charged and high-energy set, blending live instrumentation, stunning visuals, and fan-favorite tracks. His signature mix of melodic bass and heartfelt lyrics created a powerful, immersive experience that left the crowd deeply moved and electrified.

On Friday night, heavy metal bands Bullet For My Valentine and Trivium transported fans back to 2005 as they celebrated the 20th anniversaries of their respective debut albums, "The Poison" and "Ascendency". Playing each in their entirety, the metalcore pioneers brought fans of all ages to

Dreamy indie darling Lucy Dacus visited Boston’s MGM Music Hall for two sold-out shows as part of the first week of the ‘Forever Is A Feeling Tour.’ Her 4th studio album, ‘Forever Is A Feeling’ came out on March 28. It's Renaissance aesthetic translated perfectly to a live environment.

Singer, songwriter, and producer Finneas stopped by Boston for an extraordinary sold-out performance. "For Cryin' Out Loud! The Tour" may have hit its midpoint in Boston, but the energy in the venue made it feel like it was opening night.