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Meet the people responsible for the Uncommon sound of WERS WE ARE WERS WERS provides Boston music fans with enlightenment, companionship, and musical diversity. Broadcasting from Emerson College, we’re listener supported, professionally managed, and student-run….
Congratulations to all the artists and bands who were nominated, as well as those who won last night at the Boston Music Awards! If you missed it last night, here are the winners! Artist of…
By Ross Ketschke: I have lived in Boston for just about three years, and my absolute favorite thing about this amazing city is the vibrant music scene. Here’s a rundown of my five favorite places…
By Ross Ketschke: Sunday night, Emerson College alumni and former WERS DJ George Watsky packed the Boston House of Blues with thousands of fans eager to idi rapper’s homecoming. Before Watsky could take the stage,…
By Ross Ketschke: Thousands of people and over 200 local businesses lined Massachusetts Avenue in Arlington on Saturday for the 40th annual Arlington Town Day. WERS was there to catch all the action, and we…
By Erin Hussey: The unofficial end of Summer was marked by a rowdy blowout at the fourth annual Boston Fuzzstival, featuring New England’s finest in the underground music scene. The Fuzz brought together a dynamic…
By Ross Ketschke: Blink 182, arguably one of the most successful band to emerge from the pop-punk explosion of the 1990’s, proved to a sold out crowd at Mansfield’s xFinity center that they are back…
This episode of You Are Here discusses the Democratic National Convention, the Massachusetts drought and its effect on local farmers, and what it means to lose Qandeel Baloch. It also features an exclusive interview with…
By Ross Ketchske The Tsongas Arena in Lowell hosted one of the hottest international bands in recent years on Wednesday night, as the unique British group The 1975 made their first stop in Massachusetts since…
There was a nervous buzz in the station when I arrived, and understandably so–that’s what happens when you’re hosting a band who just had a day named after them by Mayor Walsh. It was…
