Music

Billy Corgan and The Machines of God rock the Paradise with a thematic set and articulate power.

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

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

Country music fans came out strong to celebrate the Zac Brown Band’s energetic two-night stop in Gilford

Trousdale. the indie-folk trio—comprised of Quinn D’Andrea, Georgia Greene, and Lauren Jones—took the stage with the warmth and intimacy of old friends returning home, and their chemistry never let up. They had not one, but TWO very sold out shows in Boston, and fans were loving

The irresistible elements of tasty food, electric live music, and the community fostered at the festival made it becomes a no-brainer decision to attend. Following Boston curated a list of the best sets, food, moments, and brand activations from the weekend to help you find you new favorites.