Graphics by Ainsley Basic By Nora Onanian, Web Services Coordinator Sharon Van Etten and Angel Olsen released their first collaboration, “Like I Used To,” late last month. I’m craving more from the two indie powerhouses…
“Ahead of the record’s release, the Swedish sisters of First Aid Kit sat down with staff writer Kira Weaver. They talked about folk as a form of rebellion, how working on Palomino helped them rediscover why…”
Photography by Amber Garcia By Amber Garcia, Staff Writer Artist: Tame Impala Venue: TD Garden When: Wednesday, March 16th It was a beautiful city night in Boston on Wednesday, March 16th. The TD Garden…
Photography by Ainsley Basic By Nora Onanian, Web Services Coordinator Artist: Hippo Campus Venue: The House of Blues When: Sunday, March 6th Stepping foot into the House of Blues — or, rather, at the…
Photography by Jess Farran By Lily Doolin, WERS Blog Editor The first time singer/songwriter Gus Dapperton heard himself on the radio, he was in the eighth grade and had won a songwriting contest. The next…
“I was introduced to Slaughter Beach, Dog by a friend in high school, not long after they released their sophomore album ‘Birdie…'”
“Between stops on the Wild Hearts Tour — alongside fellow powerhouse singer-songwriters Julien Baker and Angel Olsen, — Sharon Van Etten sat down with Web Services Coordinator Nora Onanian to reflect on her newest chapters…”
Graphics by Ainsley Basic The nominations are in! To celebrate all of the great local songs, local shows, live mixes and more that were a part of 2021, our music writing team helped put together…
Graphics by Ainsley Basic CHILDISH GAMBINO AND BRITTANY HOWARD – “STAY HIGH” Groovy, spacey, and soulful. Childish Gambino’s cover of Brittany Howard’s hit “Stay High” successfully captures the same vibe as the original, but in…
Graphics by Ainsely Basic ANJIMILE AND JAY SOM – “IN YOUR EYES” Haunting violin and ethereal vocals help create an immensely unique atmosphere in Anjimile’s new track, “In Your Eyes.” The introductory song on their…
Boston Calling has just announced it is taking a gap year! This means that music-loving Bostonians will have to wait until 2027 for the iconic festival to return to Harvard Athletic Complex.
On the last days of Pride month, WERS wants to continue celebrating pride with four queer artists who not only were amazing musicians, but also are and were massive contributors and influences within the LGBTQIA+ community: Kathleen Hanna, Bonnie Fraser, George Michael, and David Bowie
