It isn’t often that Jeffrey Martin makes his way to the East Coast, so a two-night “residency” at Club Passim in Harvard Square isn’t only a rare thing, it’s an event you really shouldn’t miss. (Read: Buy the last few tickets to tonight’s show before they’re gone.) Martin’s latest headlining tour, featuring opener/booking agent/friend/wild man Tommy Alexander, unfolded into a night of reflection and raw—and often humorous—storytelling, echoing the poignant vibes of his critically-acclaimed album, “Thank God We Left The Garden.” Martin, with his clever, evocative lyrics and minimalist yet powerful guitar work, captivated the engaged Cambridge crowd, leaving this…
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Mitski took Boston by storm last month for 4 fully sold out nights at MGM Music Hall at Fenway from February 15 through the 18th. She enchanted the crowd with career-spanning hits and mesmerizing choreography. It was beautiful to hear upwards of 5,000 people singing along to “My Love Mine All Mine” and heartbreaking to hear the same voices sing along to “I Bet On Losing Dogs”. The show being seated allowed for a feeling of patience and serenity amidst the excitement. Fans were engulfed in the sheer performance of the show.
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If there were any doubt about the amazing talents of Madi Diaz, they were most certainly laid to rest Thursday evening at The Sinclair. Touring behind her sixth full-length release Weird Faith, Diaz and long-time collaborator Adam Popick wove through a set comprised of fan-favorites and new releases—barely a month old—which had the audience swaying and singing along as if they’d been listening to them for years. Not enough can be said about Diaz’s ability of to fill an entire venue—not only with music, but with emotion—using only minimal instrumentation and a voice capable of not just drawing you in,…
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Returning for the first time since opening for Rayland Baxter in 2019, Illiterate Light brought their headlining tour to The Sinclair last Saturday night and once again left us all better for having attended. This dynamic duo of Jeff Gorman and Jake Cochran, known for their DIY ethos and top-of-throat rock anthems, continue to redefine the indie music scene—and their own style—with their electrifying performances. Their recent show was no exception, showcasing a blend of raw energy, heartfelt lyrics, and an engaging stage presence that had every one of us singing, dancing and already eagerly awaiting their return to the…
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From the moment Darlingside took the stage at The Sinclair in Harvard Square, it was clear that this wasn’t just a concert; it was a holiday homecoming to be remembered. The renowned folk quartet-turned-sextet, known for their seamless harmonies and string-driven melodies, delivered an unforgettable performance—both from the stage and in-the-round from the middle of the audience, which will not soon be forgotten by anyone lucky enough to be in attendance. Darlingside, true to their reputation, was nothing short of magical. Even with new touring band members Molly Parden (bass, vocals), Ben Burns (drums, guitar), and Deni Hlavinka (keys, vocals),…
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Monday night shows in Boston aren’t always the best attended affairs, but under the roof of The Sinclair this past Monday, Brent Cobb and his stellar band mates—along with killer opener Ben Chapman—saw fit to fight back against that narrative as they took the crowd on a musical sojourn through the heart of the South. Cobb, a Georgia native, turned the stage into a Southern sanctuary. With a voice as rich as the red clay of his homeland, he delved into the soulful depths of country blues and touched upon the raucous spirit of Southern rock all with a touch…
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Drew Holcomb and the Neighbors rolled the “Find Your People” tour into Paradise Rock Club this past Friday night and judging by the packed venue and the sing-alongs, that’s exactly what happened. With opening artist and TikTok sensation Josiah and the Bonnevilles setting up the night with full-participation singalong set of his own, that evening will go down in the memory banks as one to remember. The energy in the room was infectious for the Neighbor’s set, as the crowd sang along to hits like “All the Money in the World” and a cover of Adele’s “When We Were Young”.…
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Devon Gilfillian‘s “Love You Anyway” tour—the Nashville-based artist’s first headlining tour which is in support of his sophomore album of the same name—hit The Sinclair in Cambridge, and mannnnnn, did they light it up! With opening artists Oh He Dead, this show was an electric cocktail of soul, funk, and pure unadulterated groove. Oh He Dead—a DC-based DC-based indie soul band on tour in support of their own sophomore album, Pretty—kicked things off with infectious grooves and tight instrumentation, getting the crowd grooving from the drop. Their upbeat, soulful sound set the perfect tone for the evening. But when Gilfillian…
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AJJ played to a sold out Sinclair in Cambridge, MA on Saturday June 3 with support from Oceanator and Gladie. The packed, eager crowd was singing and moshing all night. AJJ played favorites spanning their career including some songs from their 2023 album Disposable Everything. The band treated the room to their incredible brand of existential dread mixed with upbeat sing-a-longs.
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