Photos | Buffalo Traffic Jam + Sons of Habit @ The Sinclair
This was one of those nights where it was obvious the band had already outgrown the room.
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Photos | Madi Diaz + Olivia Barton @ The Sinclair
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
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Photos | Illiterate Light + Caiola @ The Sinclair
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
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Photos | Darlingside + Field Guide @ The Sinclair
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
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Photos | Brent Cobb + Ben Chapman @ The Sinclair
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
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Photos | Devon Gilfillian + Oh He Dead @ The Sinclair
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
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Photos | Mighty Poplar @ The Sinclair
It seemed somewhat poetic that confetti sporadically fell from the ceiling of The Sinclair last night, as the bluegrass super-group Mighty Poplar—Shad Cobb (sitting in for Alex Hargreaves on this run,) Chris Eldridge, Greg Garrison, Andrew Marlin and Noam Pikelny—was finally able to tour behind an album they
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Photos + Review | Bonny Light Horseman + Erin Rae @ The Sinclair
On a chilly February night in Cambridge, Massachusetts we packed ourselves in tight at The Sinclair to fill our souls to the brim with the warm and comforting sounds created by a handful of the most talented musicians to ever share a stage. Bonny Light Horseman and Erin Rae guided
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Photos + Review | Hiss Golden Messenger + Molly Tuttle @ The Sinclair
November 15th was a special night for the Music Savage gang. Two of our absolute favorites shared the bill at one of our absolute favorite stomping grounds in the Greater Boston area. North Carolina’s Hiss Golden Messenger and Nashville-based musician Molly Tuttle brought all the Newport Folk energy they
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Photos + Review | Fruit Bats + Andrew Combs @ The Sinclair
On November 6th Eric D. Johnson brought his latest and greatest incarnation of Fruit Bats to the Boston area as the tour in support of the their latest album, Gold Past Life, stopped at The Sinclair in Harvard Square. This record is one of the Music Savage gang’s favorites,
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Photos + Review | Brent Cobb & The National Reserve @ The Sinclair
Brent Cobb’s soulful blue collar country stylings captivated us last week, at The Sinclair. Cobb and his band “Them” delivered us from the red brick of Harvard yard to the mythological land of rural Georgia. After hitting the road opening for Chris Stapleton throughout ’19 it’s pretty obvious
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Photos + Review | Charly Bliss + Emily Reo @ The Sinclair
Charly Bliss is a band that looks how they sound— eccentric, colorful, and bubbly. The band gave an energetic and loving performance to a sold out Sinclair crowd Sunday, June 9th. Donned in glitter, all four members bounced around the stage, leaving no dull moments. Emily Reo opened the show