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Japanese Breakfast gives you permission to be silly and scream the Cranberries with your friends. 6/1/18 - The Sinclair Supporting her second solo album, Soft Sounds from Another Planet, under the moniker...

Jason Ebbs’ Familiar Villains may not amaze instrumentally, but with a refreshing intimacy and candid nature, the album strives to be a conversation. Unapologetically anxious and isolated, Ebbs welcomes...

With temperatures that cracked 90 at one point, Saturday felt like the official start of summer in Boston. The many food and brand booths that lined the main entrance were kept very busy as hydration, energy...

The Kooks are loveable boys next door who are masters at creating an infectious dance-rock energy that transcends the dimensions of any concert hall. 5/21/18 - House of Blues Like pirates with a penchant...

Last week at the Sinclair, Wet overcame some technical difficulties, revisited hit songs, and introduced their hometown crowd to an expanded musical and emotional range. 5/16/18 - The Sinclair Wet know...

By packaging themes of late adolescence in pop-punk of early teenage years, local act Mint Green are more effective than most at capturing the tensions and frustrations inherent in early adulthood. Ronnica,...

4/17/18 - Somerville Theatre Every one of us has sung our hearts out in front of a bedroom mirror, wearing only underwear, socks, or some other level of undress. For most of us, this behavior hasn’t left...

Psychology and fantasy intermingle on HAMSTANK's ethereal and angsty album HAMSTANK's new concept album, Rise of the Giant King, begins with some pretty grisly imagery: the skies weep, agents of chaos reign...

Poised to be one of 2018’s breakout stars, rock/bedroom pop artist Soccer Mommy delivered an unfiltered look at teenage angst on Saturday night at Great Scott. 2/24/18 - Great Scott Soccer Mommy’s show...

Stains of a Sunflower’s debut EP is bold and declarative, just like the band’s 60s-informed rock “The wind whispers to me softly,” Natalie Renee sings on “Starlight”—the opening track to Stains...