Musicians talk activism and gun violence before a protest show with Bill Janovitz, Tanya Donelly, Mike Gent, and more this Sunday.
FITZ FEST: REGIONAL ROCK GETS LOUD
Dirty Dishes, Funeral Advantage, Daephne, Black Beach, and more headline the return of Fitz Fest.
ELECTRIC LADIES: MISS GEO REVIVES BOSTON’S ELECTROPOP ON RECORD
Rising trio Miss Geo bring the focus back to dreampop and shining synth with the release of their debut LP.
ALLSTON CHRISTMAS: SANTA BROUGHT A FREE CONCERT THIS YEAR
Forget about free furniture. Allston’s unofficial holiday gets a treat from Blake Babies, Doped Up Dollies, Weakened Friends, and Dutch Rebelle.
SUGAR HIGH: THE CONFIDENCE AND CROCS OF IAN SWEET
Ian Sweet talks finding your freak voice in a sea of jazzy Berklee kids.
SCHOOL OF ROCK: PILE AND WILD PAINTING SWAP LESSONS
Local rock act and newfound synthpop group talk age differences, music education, and the pros of Boston.
WHEEL OF TUNES: MARISSA NADLER
The Jamaica Plain gothic folk artist tries her luck answering song-inspired questions.
VULNERABILITY IN TRANSITION: GIRLPOOL PREPS FOR ROUND TWO
The Los Angeles duo talk about their upcoming record, honest songwriting, and the search for a perfect pair of pants.
AND THE KIDS: ALL YOU NEED IS FRIENDSHIP
The Northampton-based trio talks about the importance of friendship, not just love, in life — and how it elevates their music.
SCHOOL’S OUT: BELLWIRE HAS YOUR SUMMER SOUNDTRACK SET
How high school friends from New Hampshire found a new sound in Boston.
