Category: LIVE REVIEWS

Unless you live underneath the suburbs or in the middle of an ocean of noise, you’re well aware that Arcade

Jeff Rosenstock, Slaughter Beach, Dog and Oceanator played a great triple bill at Union Transfer in Philadelphia, and MAGNET photographer

Somebody, somewhere, is still celebrating St. Patrick’s Day. It’s the 24-hour holiday that now seems to take up as much

Keith Richards & The X-Pensive Winos Love Rocks NYC was back again last week at the Beacon Theatre. The sixth

If you’ve never seen Khruangbin live, we have two things to tell you: 1) You’re missing out; and 2) Laura

Ghost is busting back on Friday with fifth album Impera (Loma Vista). And while we like what we’re heard so

Like most bands during the pandemic, Tokyo Police Club did a tour celebrating the 10th anniversary of Champ more than

Earlier this month, Eddie Vedder and his Earthlings kicked off a U.S. mini-tour that concludes this week with shows in

Returning to the city where she composed so much of her music, harpist Mary Lattimore filled First Unitarian Church’s chilly

So much happened in the 20 months (minus one day) between when Carsie Blanton and her band were supposed to

Reflecting midset about how a year-plus away from the stage has changed the way she engages with audiences, Vagabon’s Lætitia

“I care for you.” —Björk, “The Gate” The COVID pandemic has in many ways erased our institutional memory of what

“Do you remember way back when you were young?” singer/guitarist Betsy Wright asks with a sneer on the title track

Was it really just six weeks ago when Adrianne Lenker last landed in the area? This intimate solo show at

Sam Evian Sam Evian and Liam Kazar share more than a band. They share a sonic landscape, showmanship and songcraft