Meet the Fall/Winter 2024/2025 Writing Team!
Meet the folks making articles flow through the fall and winter at WERS!
Uncommon Concert Calendar: November 29-December 5
Here at ‘ERS, we love live music! That’s why we created the Uncommon Concert Calendar – your guide to the best concerts in Boston.
A Radiant Clairo Stuns at Roadrunner
Clairo shined with a nineteen song setlist of pure hits, and Boston came out strong for it!
Best Concerts From Our Favorite Boston Venues
Check out our favorite shows in venues across the greater Boston area!
Album Review: James Bay “Changes All The Time”
James Bay’s recent album “Changes All the Time” is introspective, diverse in sound, and full of life.
Uncommon Concert Calendar: October 5-11
Here at ‘ERS, we love live music! That’s why we created the Uncommon Concert Calendar – your guide to the best concerts in Boston.
Show Review: Faye Webster
Faye Webster is one of a kind. With a jazzy, indie pop foundation and her unmistakable voice, it’s no wonder people were pouring into Suffolk Downs…
Review: Newport Folk Fest
Newport Folk Festival began as a festival to represent all that folk is and can be, and with Friday’s artists, this year promised to be no exception.
Album Review: Clairo “Charm”
“Clairo’s third time releasing an album is most certainly the Charm. Consisting of 11 songs, Charm is a bit sensual, a bit soft, and ultimately a perfect fit for the summer season…”
Album Review: Frances Forever “Lockjaw”
“Frances Forever, an artist from the Boston area, piqued the interest of the whole world (and galaxy) with their 2020 single ‘space girl.’ The sweet and silly song captured the hearts of not only the queer community…”
Pride Essay: The Soundtrack to My First Summer As Myself
“Since you guys don’t know me: Hi, I’m Ella, I’m 20 years old and this is my sixth summer knowing that I’m a queer person, or being ‘out’ …”
Black Queer Artists: Shea Diamond, Arlo Parks & More
“With Juneteenth, Black Music Month and Pride Month all aligning, we couldn’t think of a better time to spotlight a handful of Black, queer artists who have truly changed the game…”
