The World Needs Mon Rovîa: Concert Review
In late September, Mon Rovîa and his spirited band serenaded Boston’s Roadrunner with their unique, soul-infused Afro-Appalachian folk music. The venue was brought to life, and the immersed crowd danced…
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Photo Gallery: Mon Rovîa at Roadrunner
Mon Rovîa at Roadrunner on September 18, 2026. Photos by Savannah Girling.
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The Wildmans On Their Debut Album And More Music To Come
From the mountains of Floyd, Virginia, The Wildmans are bringing the core of Appalachia to Boston roots music. Staff writer sat down with the brother and sister duo, Elisha and Aila Wildman, to chat about their music journey, songwriting process and what’s coming up next.
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Olive Klug Is Folk Reimagined
Olive Klug is a folk artist, instrumentalist and creative who is reimagining the genre and crafting their own unique story.
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Concert Review: Madison Cunningham Takes the Stage
On September 22nd Madison Cunningham performed at Leader Bank Pavilion, opening for Hozier on his Unreal, Unearth Tour.
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Odie Leigh Discusses Musical Journey, TikTok, and More
This interview has been edited for clarity & conciseness. Metaphor-filled acoustic songs about love, life, and growing up is how I’d describe Odie Leigh’s music. Towards the end of her…
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From YouTube to a Stage Near You — What the FOLK is Up?
As a self professed space-nerd and sci-fi lover, it is no surprise that Reina del Cid’s musical presence has always been written in the stars. This LA-based musician has charmed…
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Elise Leavy on Life as an Independent Artist and the True Value of Music — What the FOLK is Up?
Elise Leavy’s inquisitive nature and sense of adventure have always led her to push her musical boundaries, with her experiences flowing into the music that she has sought to share…
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Alana Amore, An Expert In Making and Taking Up Space — What the FOLK is Up?
Alana Amore knew that she wanted to be a musician before she even turned five. She reminisces on childhood memories watching her grandfather play music: “One day he was playing…
