Concert Review

Concert energy simply doesn’t get better than Wolf Alice during “Play The Greatest Hits.”

To say that attending the Cigarettes After Sex concert on Sunday night was a spiritual, cleansing experience would be an understatement.

At Roadrunner on September 30th, Yo La Tengo stole the show. The band performed as the opening act for headliner, Japanese Breakfast, but the show felt like a double bill.

There is one rule here, Taja Cheek (she/her) told the crowd as she took the stage. Do not speak. This moment will only happen once, and we must savor it together.

The floor is packed to the brim with frat boys and rave girls alike, squeezed towards the barricade all waiting for Australian electronic music producer Flume.

Pavement plays a mature reunion show at the Wang Theatre, providing a performance sure to please fans of all varieties.

Dream Perfect Regime (DPR) is a South Korean company which focuses on promoting visual and musical artists of all genres. Their 2022 North American tour, which features DPR Cream (he/him), Live (he/him), and Ian (he/him), each performing their own set, stopped in Boston on Sept. 23.

Watching MUNA proved to me that no matter who’s watching, no matter how many people see you, you are more than allowed to be yourself. There’s value in self expression, and there will always be a place to go, especially if MUNA is around to share it

My Chemical Romance dominated the stage at TD Garden with powerful enthusiasm, a sense of community, and genuine excitement amongst the band.