By Emma Clement, Editor-in-Chief
• November 20, 2025
Katseye took the stage at MGM Music Hall on Wednesday for the third stop of their Beautiful Chaos tour. Featuring iconic dance breaks and stunning outfits, the performance had many moments to love. But...
By Kate Kotlyar, DFP Photographer
• November 20, 2025
In the midst of a rainy Boston Saturday evening, indie-pop trio almost monday brought some much-needed, sunny SoCal sounds to wash over MGM Music Hall in their opening set for The Band CAMINO. almost...
The Wombats took the stage at the Citizens House of Blues in Boston on Friday for their “Oh! The Ocean Tour,” with Red Rum Club and Only The Poets opening the show. It marked the final stop of their...
Alternative rock band Modest Mouse returned to MGM Music Hall at Fenway on Wednesday for their 2025 fall tour. Opening act Built to Spill joined Modest Mouse on select dates, including the Boston show...
By Gabby Church, Sports Editor
• September 22, 2025
After releasing his third studio album, “People Watching,” in February, Sam Fender played to a crowd of 82,500 at London Stadium, headlined three shows at his hometown’s St. James’ Park and even toured a few U.S. cities in the spring — but not Boston.
In fact, Fender had never played a show in Boston before Wednesday, so when the northern Englishman finally announced the New England tour stop alongside additional U.S. dates on May 27, it was to much anticipation: The general sale sold out instantly.
Doors for the Boston Calling Music Festival opened at 1 p.m. May 23, but Brian Scully didn’t know he was performing until he got the call at 10:30 that morning.
Singer-songwriter Lucy Dacus, along with openers jasmine.4.t and Katie Gavin, performed at MGM Music Hall April 20 and 21, marking the fourth stop on Dacus’ “Forever is a Feeling” tour.
Fainting incidents aren’t all that uncommon anymore. But were concerts always such high-tension events?
In recent years, concert etiquette has declined. There has been a noticeable increase in the amount of attendees fainting and falling ill during concerts following the COVID-19 pandemic.
As Finneas settled in front of the piano, the first somber notes of “Starfucker” echoed throughout the venue. The dark blue lighting put a spotlight directly on him, just as the song spotlighted his vocal talent and ability.
