The Return: Mos Def and Talib Kweli are Black Star Jared Steinberg January 3, 2020Two of Brooklyn’s finest emcees, Mos Def (now Yasiin Bey) and Talib Kweli reunited as the prolific Black Star, backed...
Closer to You: Clairo N. Malte Collins December 12, 2019Clairo acknowledged her viral rise to fame without basking in it, putting on an intimate show that seemed more conversation...
Happy Panic Attack: AJR Ryan Bowman December 2, 2019While other bands create a show aimed at making the crowd forget about their problems, AJR breaks away from that...
Rock the Jackboot Jump: Hozier Alexis den Boggende November 27, 2019Bathed in the warmth of The Wang Theatre and the ethereal glow of low-lit stage lights, Hozier’s opener Angie MacMahon...
Bird, Why Do You Sing?: Gaelynn Lea David Paradela November 16, 2019With nothing but a fiddle and a looper pedal, Gaelynn Lea played songs that at times sounded Lord of the...
Perfect Imperfection: Big Thief Tadhg Larabee November 8, 2019Big Thief brought a more raw and freewheeling version of their ethereal indie folk to the stage at the Wilbur....
Bewitch You In The Moonlight: Ghost Alexis den Boggende November 5, 2019With their innovative approach to live performances and their equally-as-innovative fans, Ghost conjured up a spellbinding show at the DCU...
When The Moon Was Out: Bombay Bicycle Club Alexis den Boggende October 27, 2019Despite a strong opening, Bombay Bicycle Club struggled to hold on to the electricity they had at the beginning of...
Channeling The Universe: Maggie Rogers Jared Steinberg October 25, 2019Once-in-a-generation pop innovator Maggie Rogers pumped out magnetic energy through her unique electro-folk melodies, intense dance moves and rare stage...
Before We Get Much Older: The Who Alexis den Boggende October 22, 2019The Who proved rock ‘n’ roll isn’t dead during an electric gig at Fenway Park. The starless night above a...
