Though the local music festival has only been running for four years, Boston Calling proves itself integral to the Boston music scene and as a contender with other big-name music festivals around the nation.
‘Views’ From the Top are Cloudly as Drake Deviates Too Sparingly
Drake is known to take risks and adopt elements that help him reinvigorate his sound. Though ‘Views’ tries in many cases, the overall sound remains a uneventful and lyrically banal.
Rihanna, Imagine Dragons, and Jacob Sartorius This Week in Singles
Listens to Imagine Dragons set a fire with “Not Today,” Rihanna wastes her talent in “This Is What You Came For,” and cry tears of horror at Jacob Sartorius’ “Sweatshirt.”
Product Placement in The Chainsmokers’ “Don’t Let Me Down” Hampers Artistic Integrity
Though the Chainsmokers have proven themselves as provocative musical magicians, their vision in video might not be as strong as they adopt cheap product placement in an otherwise alluring story.
‘Barbershop,’ Bieber, and ‘A Bigger Splash’ This Weekend in the Arts
Head to the Modlot for Modstock with T-Pain, see Wayne Brady from ‘Whose Line Is It Anyway’ at the Wilbur Theatre, and catch Justin Bieber at the TD Garden, this weekend in the arts.
Energy and Musical Breadth Exalt the Voices of Imani
The gospel group Voices of Imani was able to transfer their energy and enthusiasm to the audience, making for a performance that was an audible treat, as well as an engaging foray into the afternoon.
Juice Concert Beckons a New Age Beyond Chestnut Hill
After the release of its debut self-titled album, Juice sets a president of excellence as it ventures into new artistic ground, outside of the college sphere.
Musical Theatre Wing Extends a Contemplative Hand in an ‘Ode to the 21st Century’
Giving powerful renditions of pieces that speak to themes of the 21st century, the Musical Theatre Wing found a way to beckon to universal sentiments through personal stories though song.
Bostonians, BEATS, and Others Coalesce in Captivating ‘A Cappella Showcase’
The ‘A Capella Showcase’ saw bold covers, lively renditions, and heartfelt intensity being brought on stage by groups ready to let their voices ring throughout Arts Fest.
Cage the Elephant is Freed as King of the Desert in “Trouble”
Cage the Elephant challenges viewers to read between the lines in their latest music video “Trouble,” exploring a metaphorical journey through past and present.