Bush’s ‘The Land of Milk and Honey’ Tour Proves the Band’s Lasting Sound

Anthony McPhelim • April 17, 2026

If anyone thought that Bush had lost its classic sound or untameable energy, the English rock band’s 10th studio album, I Beat Loneliness, and current worldwide tour begs to differ.

The Boston Ballet Showcases New and Old With ‘The Dream’

Annika Engelbrecht • March 21, 2026

The Boston Ballet premiered its latest program, The Dream, Thursday night, balancing classical technique with innovative new talent in two standalone ballets.

A Night Recognizing a Hero: Dropkick Murphys’ ‘Red Bandana Night’

Anthony McPhelim • March 19, 2026

On Sunday, Dropkick Murphys concluded their For The People…In The Pit St. Patrick’s Day 2026 Tour alongside up-and-coming Haywire and Boston-known friends, Ducky Boys and The Unseen, with a special Red Bandana Night dedicated to the late Welles Crowther. 

BENEE Brings Energy and Artistry to Her ‘Particles Tour’

Jack Weynand • March 17, 2026

BENEE’s “Particles Tour,” which featured opener BAYLI, celebrates her most recent album, Ur an Angel I'm Just Particles, which was released in late 2025. The tour allowed BENEE to flaunt her artistic persona, showing off her colorful character and impressive vocal range. 

Dropkick Murphys To Honor Welles Crowther With ‘Red Bandana Night’

Milo Priddle • February 28, 2026

Dropkick Murphys will be in Boston between March 13 and March 17 to perform their annual series of hometown shows for St. Patrick’s Day. The Massachusetts-born Celtic punk band is the group behind “I’m Shipping Up to Boston,” which has been adopted by Boston College sports fans and turned into a rallying cry for the University. 

Miguel Looks at His Music Through a Scientific Lens During MIT Museum Talk

Ali Zahm • February 15, 2026

Only a 13-time Grammy-nominated artist like Miguel—the singer-songwriter behind hits like “Sure Thing,” “Adorn,” and “All I Want is You” (feat J. Cole)—could draw a packed crowd to the MIT Museum on a Valentine’s Day Saturday. 

Boston Chamber Symphony and Julian Schwarz Deliver a Passionate Night of Foote and Schubert

Caroline Ko • February 15, 2026

An excited mix of old and young couples showed up to enjoy the intimate ambiance at Grace Episcopal Church on Feb. 14.

Kevin Day’s “A New American Day” Showcases BC’s Instrumental Talent

Sebastian Summers • February 8, 2026

Celebrating the 250th anniversary of the United States’ Declaration of Independence signing, composer-pianist Kevin Day brought three Boston College music groups together for “A New American Day” on Feb. 7, illustrating the impressive talent of BC’s music and arts scene.

A Night of Folk With Dean Johnson Leaves Audience in Reflection

Nikita Leal • February 1, 2026

This was the charm of Dean Johnson, who, soft-spoken and rocking his usual beanie, performed Thursday night at The Sinclair in Cambridge. Doors opened at 7:00 p.m., but people were eagerly lining up beforehand, ready to enjoy an indie-folk night that felt more like a gathering between friends than a concert. 

Rock Up-And-Comers Racing Mount Pleasant Give an Exhilarating Performance at Cambridge Gig

Milo Priddle • January 29, 2026

Racing Mount Pleasant proved that it could hold its own as headliners during its Tuesday night show at The Sinclair in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Boston Arts Events To Look Out for This Spring

Milo Priddle • January 16, 2026

Whether you’re a rock music fan, a theatre buff, or someone who enjoys quietly exploring art exhibitions, this list highlights some of the most exciting arts events that will be taking place in Boston over the next few months.

BIG SPECIAL Pushes Through Technical Difficulties To Provide Thrilling Performance

Caroline Ko • December 13, 2025

The Rockwell, a dimly-lit theater stashed under a bar in Somerville, hosted BIG SPECIAL, a powerfully voiced, UK-based band of two on Dec. 8. In the intimate room, fans rose to their feet and clustered around the stage as the duo stepped out.