Photos and Review by Jeff Palmucci Show photos HERE Billy Talent played the Sinclair last week, to a respectably crowded house for a Sunday night. These guys are another band that I fell into through Spotify. I’ve written about this before, but sometimes it’s just spooky how their recommender system can pick music out of […]
Seether played at their Rise Above Fest in Bangor at Darlings Waterfront Pavilion for it’s fourth year.
So I was driving with my wife one day while cranking the tunes, when she turns to me and says “I’m sick of these bands, can you put on something nice?”
The first time I heard the Silversun Pickups was not that long ago.
The Barenaked Ladies played the Blue Hills Bank Pavilion last week to an enthusiastic and devoted crowd.
Grace Potter will always have a special place in my heart. My kids always have to listen to my music when I’m driving them around to their various activities (my car dammit).
The Eagles of Death Metal played Boston’s House of Blues last Wednesday to an enthusiastic crowd.
Reel Big Fish returned to Boston last Wednesday to play the Royale in Boston.
OK, I’m typing up this story and looking at the title line above. Muse and the X Ambassadors at the TD Garden. Holy Crap! The Garden!
Pop Evil headlined a show at the Jewel last Tuesday along with Red Sun Rising, Carolina Burns, and Leaving Eden. This is the third show that I’ve shot at the Jewel, and the venue was pretty packed for a Tuesday night. Like the other shows that I’ve photographed here, the four band schedule packs quite a bit of music into a night.
The Butcher Babies and Amaranthe played at the Jewel Nightclub last week.
Take a look at the lyrics above and tell me which one you think is the more f-ed up and disturbing of the two.
