Pop has been a staple genre in the music industry since the beginning of music, and Anna of the North came to Brighton Music Hall Thursday night to revitalize it, offering a feel-good energy and candid show.
The crowd trickled in as anticipation filled the air at Brighton Music Hall Friday night as young fans awaited the entrance of Australian singer-songwriter Dean Lewis. Older fans came out to see Lewis, as well, and were sprinkled amongst the younger audience. Purple lights filled the darkness of the crowded room.
Girl Ray, a London-based all-female trio, is the local high school band that made it out of their hometown. The band performed at Brighton Music Hall on Saturday night, in the first few days of their...
Every St. Patrick’s Day, the city of Boston comes alive. One of the most anticipated events for Bostonians is the week-long run of shows that the Dropkick Murphys perform throughout the city. Anyone...
The most surprising moment of Alessia Cara’s Friday night concert at Brighton Music Hall wasn’t when her three-piece band kicked off the show with a techno-infused remix of her smash hit “Here,”...
Sam Rasmussen, bassist for the Australian indie rock group The Paper Kites, said that despite being low on sleep, sitting in a bus for six hours a day and eating truck stop food, touring has been incredible...
In a world as inundated with hip-hop and rap as it is with racial injustice, Algiers has come barreling onto the scene as a direct alternative to their peers. Hailed by Rolling Stone as “the Death...
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The up-and-coming indie pop band Sheppard may have roots in Brisbane, Australia, but its current tour — promoting its debut album Bombs Away — has given its members the opportunity...
