Live music across the U.S. will be transformed following the COVID-19 pandemic, but despite recent setbacks, Boston’s many venues ensure the live music scene will stay strong.
For 44 years Bostonians frequented Great Scott, swigging drinks and enjoying live music at the iconic local favorite. But the beloved underground indie locale announced it will not be reopening after quarantine.
Michigan music producer and singer Alex O’Neil has a positive outlook on life — his stage name, Ayokay, says as much. Known for his relatable lyrics and amiable attitude, Ayokay gave an honest performance Sunday night at the Boston Sinclair that reflected his warm personality.
Boxed in behind two MIDI keyboards on a cramped wooden stage, producer and DJ ayokay barely stood still for a moment, bouncing and jumping back and forth to the beat along with the crowd. Ayokay, whose real name is Alex O’Neill, performed a sold-out show Sunday night at the Great Scott in Allston.
Boston may have been clear and sunny Sunday afternoon, but things got stormy at night as Diarrhea Planet finished up a three-night residency at the Great Scott in Allston.
Diarrhea Planet was in the...
The last time I saw The Orwells, its members were playing to a small crowd at Allston’s Great Scott in March 2014. Singer Mario Cuomo hurled his microphone stand into the crowd during the band’s...
“Alright, you ready?” yelled Hinds singer and guitarist Carlotta Cosials. “One, two, three, four!”
The opening mid-tempo strum of “Trippy Gum” drifted across the stage, eventually speeding...
Jack O’Brien, bassist and vocalist of the indie rock band The Bright Light Social Hour, said that his source of musical inspiration is the same as the source of all life — water.
The group’s newest...
Boston, the home of sites like hyperlocal music blog Allston Pudding, institutions such as the Berklee College of Music and a smattering of concert venues, has long been associated with a burgeoning music...
