
Several hundred people gathered in Copley Square on Sunday to recognize the one-year anniversary of Russian troops entering Ukrainian territory in 2022
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Written by KEIKO HIROMI Filed Under: News, News to Us, NEWS+OPINIONS, Photos
Several hundred people gathered in Copley Square on Sunday to recognize the one-year anniversary of Russian troops entering Ukrainian territory in 2022
Written by TIM BUGBEE Filed Under: Fotobom, MUSIC, Photos
Friday metal night at Middle East Upstairs was a hoot and a holler; local stoners Leather Lung are putting the finishing mixes on their soon-to-be released record and road tested some of the songs last night, all bathed in the psychedelic glow courtesy of The Dregs Liquid Light Show. The verdict? ... read more
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“A summary of the experience that the oppressed Chinese people have been going through for so long and their strong desire to come out as who they are.”
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All photos taken this past weekend in Boston by Keiko Hiromi
Written by MATTHEW SHELTER Filed Under: MUSIC, Photos
Among the highlights, Weezer returned five years after their previous appearance for a 19-song set that spanned their catalog, including their cover of Toto's “Africa” and “Buddy Holly”
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After a two-and-a-half hour shutdown, music resumed with Orville Peck, the mysterious masked man from South Africa by way of Canada
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Nine Inch Nails were brought in to headline the first night of Boston Calling after the Foo Fighters bowed out in the wake of the death of drummer Taylor Hawkins.
Written by TRACY BINDEL Filed Under: Letters, NEWS+OPINIONS, Op-Ed, Photos
An American mourns the life of a close friend taken by one of the final US drone strikes of a senseless 20-year war
It’s hard to imagine a more memorable musical experience to help emerge from a pandemic, from the IG-friendly backdrop to the tight backing band and Amandi’s golden pipes.
Written by KEIKO HIROMI Filed Under: News, News to Us, NEWS+OPINIONS, Photos
"The tensions and unrest in Minnesota are rooted in the history of the brutality, murder, and denial of justice by the government."