All posts by Candace McDuffie
PHOTO GALLERY: Train and Goo Goo Dolls Take Over Xfinity Center
This past Saturday night (August 17) at Xfinity Center in Mansfield proved to be a fulfilling one for fans of Goo Goo Dolls and Train....
PHOTO GALLERY: Anderson. Paak & The Free Nationals Live at The Orpheum in Boston
Oxnard, the third studio album from R&B auteur Anderson .Paak, possesses the reassuring familiarity and funked out undertones that have become synonymous with his catalogue....
PHOTO GALLERY: Toro Y Moi Stuns at Boston’s Royale
This past Friday night proved to be a remarkable one for synth-pop staple Toro Y Moi. His most recent release, last year’s Boo Boo, combined the genres...
PHOTO GALLERY: The Neighbourhood at Boston’s House of Blues
This past Tuesday (October 2nd), Newbury Park natives The Neighbourhood took to Boston’s House of Blues for an unforgettable performance. Their immersive setlist, which spanned...
PHOTO GALLERY: Miguel Dazzles At Boston’s Blue Hills Bank Pavilion
R&B crooner Miguel kicked off ‘The Ascension’ North American Tour this past Thursday in Boston. Smooth and sultry openers Nonchalant Savant and DVSN warmed the...
LIVE REVIEW: Arcade Fire Come Alive At Boston’s Blue Hills Bank Pavilion
The debut album from Canadian facet Arcade Fire, Funeral, was released 14 years ago and instantly became a classic. Prismatic harmonies and wildly outfitted vocal...
Show Preview: Artist Ashwin Shenoy Opens Up About His Many Creative Pursuits
Ashwin Shenoy recently selected the moniker Xenai to help categorize his creative work. The Boston based musician boasts an impressive resume that includes producer, composer,...
PHOTO GALLERY: Kid Koala Brings Vinyl Vaudeville Tour To Boston
Kid Koala, the esteemed DJ, producer and award-winning graphic novelist, has transformed his storytelling proclivities into some of the most memorable shows the world has...
LIVE REVIEW: Hawthorne Heights Leave Inhibitions Behind At Boston’s Brighton Music Hall
Hawthorne Heights’ debut album, The Silence In Black and White, was released 14 years ago and served as the prototype for alternative records that also...
THE USED On Celebrating The Human Element During The Recording Process
The Canyon, the seventh incendiary and politically charged album from The Used, displays the growth of a band that was once steeped in demons and...
