Sometimes a Friday night if just a bust. You can’t win ‘em all. Continue reading
Together was created, in many ways, to unite. Unite people, unite communities, unite genres … to unite Boston and beyond. Continue reading
This year, as Together brings some of the most innovative forces in new music, it has also formed a budding program of contemporary art: designed as a visual experiment or prototype of the many possibilities that can ensue when genres and mediums, personalities and cultures, converge for a collective purpose. Continue reading
This Wednesday Rock Shop will be hosting a free and open to the public discussion about the competition that seems to get better every year. Continue reading
Lowtone Society is poised for a third performance at the Middle East Downstairs, with a true to the roots style that will set the night on soul fire. Continue reading
For the party, The Brain Trust will do what they are best known for: creating some of the best times one can legally have. Continue reading
Can we bring some hope, some superheroes to the Back Bay this weekend, please? Obviously the true heroes, the first responders, runners, Back Bay workers, reporters and real actual people are more important to have in your thoughts this weekend. We’re fighting back the tears as we write to tell you to make it to Boston Comic Con this weekend to celebrate togetherness, hope and fictional heroes that give so many hope in even the darkest days. If you think it is a silly endeavor, that’s fine too. In fact, most adults enthusiastic about the convention’s announcement on Tuesday recognize the convention as a place to cosplay and embrace a passionate hobby, and to take a well deserved break from watching the news. As for the kids, please let them enjoy this day dressed up like The Flash or Wonder Woman and think that heroes are real. Because they are. I met a few on Monday. Continue reading
Go on, say it. Net-sky. No judgment. Continue reading
“I wanna tell all my people in Beantown, in Cambridge: I’m comin’ to f-ck that show up! You better tell that sound man—if ya’ll know him, ya’ll tell him—you better not play with the Chef. Be on point.” Continue reading
Beloved Boston band Hallelujah the Hills will be playing upstairs at the Middle East on Tuesday. Continue reading
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