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Jul 5, 2023 · Updated: 13 must-see concerts at Boston’s top venues in summer 2023 Start: July 5, 2023 @ 8:00 pm End: August 31, 2023 @ 8:00 pm
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- Best Rock Concerts
- Best Pop Concerts
- Best Soul Concert
- Best Country Concerts
- Best Jazz/Funk Concert
- Best Singer/Songwriter Concert
- Best Indie Folk Concert
- Best Hip-Hop Concert
- Best Multi-Genre Concert
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The Boston-based Pixies have made a career out of breaking up and regrouping, watching band members come and go, and changing the direction of their sound. Yet since their formation in 1986, they haven’t strayed far from a blend of strong harmonies, raucous guitar solos, and a poppy rock that often jumps back and forth between loud and quiet, while piling on references to punk and surf rock. On top of that have been the enigmatic lyrics by singer-guitarist Black Francis (and more accessible o...
Guster at Symphony Hall and multiple venues in Portland, Maine
The quartet Guster started out as kind of a folkie pop trio called Gus three decades ago at Tufts University but, with lineup changes, expansion into quartet format, and a “ter” tacked on to their name, eventually morphed into a straight-up rock outfit. Steadily selling albums, but not reaching the big time until their third studio release “Lost and Gone Forever” in 1999, they kept recording, and managed to chart a few singles, got into a bit of electronics on their 2019 album “Look Alive,” a...
In the world of groups that hit the stage for lengthy jam sessions, the Dave Matthews Band is right up there with what the Grateful Dead were doing in their heyday. But DMB, ever-evolving through changes in the lineup, has been at it for 30 years, and they’re not slowing down. Their newest album, “Walk Around the Moon,” is scheduled for a mid-May release. After Matthews, a South African singer and guitarist, moved to Virginia in the early ’90s, he got together with a bunch of local musicians,...
Brooklyn-born pop singer Bebe Rexha began performing in musicals when she was 4, and started making a name for herself, in her teens, as a songwriter – with material ranging from hip-hop to country – before finally hitting her stride as a vocalist. After a stint singing and recording with Black Cards, she went solo, signing with Warner Bros. a decade ago, and focusing on pop sounds with edges of R&B, hip-hop, and a few expletives thrown in. Her newest album is titled “Bebe.” The setlists of h...
It’s been a bit of a dizzying ride for Tori Amos and her fans. While studying classical piano at Peabody Conservatory in Baltimore, she developed a fascination with rock. But a move to the West Coast, ostensibly to become a pop singer, detoured into providing piano accompaniment for herself on ballads. The rock and pop soon followed, and her first album, “Little Earthquakes,” garnered a lot of positive attention. That she soon after released an EP with a cover of “Smells Like Teen Spirit” als...
Editor’s note: Madonna’s shows at TD Garden originally scheduled for Aug. 30 and 31, along with all other North American tour dates, have been postponed. Ticket holders should retain their ticket for the new dates which will be announced at a later time, according to the venue. The tour is now scheduled to kick off in Europe in October, according to Live Nation. Call her by her real name, Madonna; refer to her the way her hardcore fans do: the Queen of Pop; or just pretend you’re a close pal...
As a kid growing up in England, Joscelyn Eve Stoker was enamored by American soul and R&B artists. At 14, she won a BBC singing competition. Soon after, she left school, changed her last name, and hit the ground running, with a career as a powerhouse soul singer in mind. Her first album, “The Soul Sessions,” recorded when she was 16, was a smash, as was the follow-up, “Mind, Body, & Soul.” Certain critics have pointed out some ups and downs in the quality of her work over the years, but her n...
In the early 2000s, after he changed his mind about becoming a biomedical engineer and decided to write songs instead, Chris Stapleton was best known as the guy who penned tunes for the likes of George Strait, Kenny Chesney, and Darius Rucker. He’d also been singing and playing guitar as a teenager, and in 2006, started a four-year run in the bluegrass band the SteelDrivers. But it was his 2015 debut solo album “Traveller” that really kickstarted his career. Three best-selling albums followed...
Canadian singer and guitarist Shania Twain was never what you would call a straight-up country gal. With the release of her self-titled 1993 debut album, her music was often classified as country-pop. And that was fine with Twain, who was adding a sheen of slickness to others’ songs while crafting her own compositions with the idea of pleasing both pop and country audiences. She scored with fans and critics on the albums “The Woman in Me” and “Come on Over,” which were accompanied by constant...
After singer-songwriter-guitarist Jason Isbell joined the already established Drive-By Truckers in 2001, he stayed with them until 2007, the year he went solo and released his album “Sirens of the Ditch.” A year later, he put together a new band, the 400 Unit, and 2009 saw the release of “Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit.” Though rooted in alt-country sounds, Isbell was always adding to the textures of his music, which fans welcomed, whether the songs were country ballads or crosses between punk...
When you sit down at a Trombone Shorty show, you might not be seated very long. The New Orleans brass man and his band fill their sets with music that freewheelingly blends jazz, funk, R&B and, if the occasion calls for it, rock bordering on the edges of psychedelia. Audiences are quite often up on their feet. Shorty is a master at the instrument he’s been playing since he was a little kid, but he’s also adept at trumpet, keyboards, and drums, and he’s even known to break into a vocal or two....
As part of a 1969 Rolling Stone interview, James Taylor with at the time only the self-titled Apple album to his credit, said, “I’m a musician and a songwriter, not a soothsayer. I don’t want to be a superstar.” Looks like things didn’t work out his way. With a delightfully gentle voice, remarkable prowess on guitar, and a proficiency for writing introspective songs, James Taylor became a force on the acoustic music scene. Before that superstardom, Taylor studied cello, attended Milton Academ...
Sometimes you feel like a band, sometimes you don’t. Fans of Swedish sisters Klara and Johanna Söderberg – a.k.a. First Aid Kit – know that although they started out as a duo, they now usually travel with a four-piece band. Yet there are segments in the shows where the band sits back, and the siblings take the spotlight. Their harmonies are outstanding, they can play (Klara on acoustic guitar, Johanna on electric bass), and while earlier original compositions were contemplative, their albums,...
Never mind keeping track of his multiple career paths — it’s been hard enough remembering what Snoop Dogg likes to call himself. Born Calvin Cordozar Broadus Jr., he’s also gone by Snoop Doggy Dogg, Snoop Lion, and Snoopzilla. Those career paths? Among them, gangsta rapper, record producer, gospel singer, actor (who could forget Captain Mack in “Soul Plane”?), shill for Corona Beer, cannabis entrepreneur, and most recently, pro wrestler (he scored a “people’s elbow” on The Miz at this year’s...
Singer and instrumentalist Valerie June cannot be pegged. Stepping out in front of her six-piece band, she might pluck away at a banjo, strum an acoustic guitar, or plug in and slash away on a Stratocaster. Or she could just step up to the microphone, raise her hands to the sky, and sing out a mellow ballad, a soulful jazz tune, a mid-tempo rocker, or a high-spirited gospel number. Most of her material is her own, but she’s been known to fill out her sets with covers from Bob Dylan and Nick C...
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Aug 16, 2023 · Concerts. This event has passed. Check out other things to do instead. 15 must-see concerts at Boston’s top venues in fall 2023. From Arctic Monkeys to SZA to Willie Nelson, Boston's...
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Dec 28, 2023 · R&B. Indie & Alt. Electronic. Country. Classical. Metal. Latin. Folk & Blues. Jazz. Funk & Soul. Reggae. 168 upcoming concerts. Thursday 28 December 2023. Dawes. The Cabot , Beverly, MA, US. The Felice Brothers. The Sinclair , Cambridge, MA, US. Friday 12 January 2024.
