The Head and the Heart Are Bringing Their Debut Album Back to Life This Spring
Fifteen years ago, The Head and the Heart self-released a folk-pop record out of Seattle that would go on to earn RIAA Platinum certification and introduce a generation of listeners to songs they'd be listening to for the rest of their lives. This May, the band is marking that anniversary the right way, by playing the whole thing front to back.
From the Pyre Tour Brings The Last Dinner Party to a Roadrunner That Couldn't Hold Them
Roadrunner has seen sold-out shows before. Saturday night was something else. The Last Dinner Party packed the Boston venue so completely that the concept of personal space became a distant memory. Given the hype surrounding this band right now, they honestly could have filled TD Garden. Roadrunner just happened to be what was on the calendar.
Snail Mail Lets the Songs Do the Talking at a Packed Big Night Live
Five years is a long time to wait. Snail Mail's last album, Valentine, came out in 2021, and while Lindsey Jordan has surfaced here and there in the time since, the prolonged silence ahead of Ricochet was felt. Friday night at Big Night Live in Boston, nobody seemed to mind that they'd had to wait.
Scandinavian Heavy Arts Tour- Dark Tranquility, Soen, and Persefone
I opened up to metal music late and with apprehension. I believed that metal shows would be too intense and angry for me, having spent many years seeing music that you only sway to. This past year, I’ve ventured into many new genres of music, and metal has been the one that continually surprises and excites. It’s not just the stage show experience that captures me, but also the crowd.
