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Luther Dickinson at The Brighton Music Hall

By: Alex LaRosa Saturday night, Luther Dickinson and the Cooperators came to the Brighton Music Hall and proceeded to deliver a show that definitely had... Read More

Reykjavik Calling

By Kate Bell What could The Middle East, Reykjavik Iceland, and Boston Massachusetts all have in common? Saturday night two worlds collided at the Middle... Read More

Neko Case Brings Humor, Hits to House of Blues

By: Alex LaRosa At the House of Blues Wednesday night, Neko Case delivered a stellar show, rolling through over fifteen songs, while pleasing her crowd... Read More

Animal Collective Review

By: Lindsey Goldin On the chilly evening of February 22, the “indie power group” Animal Collective graced the city of Boston s to play an... Read More

Best Coast Live at Royale

By Ross Ketchske After rocking stages across the country in 2011, Best Coast and Wavves hit the road together this winter, resurrecting their Summer is... Read More

St. Lucia at Royale: All 80s All the Time

  By Nina Ortiz St. Lucia has proven themselves to be a synth-pop force to be reckoned with. With their brand new album titled, “Matter”,... Read More

Billy Gibbons Rocks Old, New Sounds at Wilbur Theatre

By Alex LaRosa Billy Gibbons and the BFG’s delivered a stellar performance at the Wilbur Theatre on Wednesday night, crossing genres seamlessly and still pleasing... Read More

Wet makes a splash at the Sinclair

Wet is definitely a band to keep your eyes on.The Brooklyn trio released their debut album “Don’t You” on January 29th, and brought their hypnotic... Read More

WERS Sits Down with Catalina, Santiago from Monsieur Periné

By Alex LaRosa Grammy-nominated band Monsieur Periné came to Boston for the first time on Sunday night to perform during the CRASHfest indoor world music... Read More

WERS Sits Down with Dinty From Session Americana

By Alex LaRosa Sunday’s CRASHfest indoor music festival featured a wide variety of artists from all over the world, performing in diverse styles and different... Read More

WERS Sits Down with Johnny from Dhol Foundation

By Alex LaRosa Sunday’s CRASHfest indoor world music festival was filled with artists that brought both passion and percussion to the Main Stage at the House of... Read More

Natalie Prass Captivates the Sinclair

  A slender frame, a mere couple of feet above the seated crowd, Natalie Prass walks on stage at the Orpheum.  Just her presence alone... Read More