On July 22, Finn Wolfhard’s “Common Side Effects Tour” arrived at Royale, just a block away from Emerson’s campus. The show, originally set to happen at The Sinclair in Cambridge,…
On Thursday, June 11 at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, Louis Tomlinson took the venue by storm for his How Did We Get Here world tour. Hailing from One…
Beatrice Laus didn’t always have high hopes for her music career. She picked her stage name on a whim back in 2017, ripping it straight from her private Instagram account….
On May 6, hundreds of twenty-somethings sporting Doc Martens and glittery eye makeup flocked to Roadrunner in preparation for MUNA’s sold-out show. Just weeks after opening for Taylor Swift’s Eras…
Modest Mouse performed at the Roadrunner on December 16 for their “The Lonesome Crowded West” tour. This tour is meant to celebrate the 25th anniversary of their critically acclaimed album The Lonesome Crowded West.
Australian psychedelic rock band Pond has long been recognized for their affiliation with Tame Impala, but their mind-blowing performance at the Sinclair proved they are much more than a sister band.
British indie-pop artists Alfie Templeman and Thomas Headon headlined their “2 British Friends 1 North America” tour together. The two played at Brighton Music Hall in Allston on November 17.
On Oct. 12, the Boston House of Blues hosted Canadian indie rock band Mother Mother, turning the venue into a three-tiered cake of grungy concertgoers.
IDLES has garnered a cult-like following throughout their twelve years as a band. Upon finally seeing them live, it’s no secret as to why: after all, an IDLES show is a lesson in community and love—soundtracked by some bangers, of course.