A late summer’s Allston recap
Looking back on some of the season’s noteworthy local gigs.
Tag: concert photography
PJ Harvey played MGM Music Hall – 9/18
Singer, songwriter and all-around auteur PJ Harvey enthralled MGM last week as part of her first U.S. tour in seven years.
Built to Spill played the Paradise – 9/4
Indie lifer Doug Martsch brought his current iteration of Built to Spill to the Dise for the first of two nights celebrating thirty years of There’s Nothing Wrong With Love.
Pile played The 4th Wall – 8/26
Hometown heroes Pile headlined a Monday night movie theater rager with PA’s Edhochuli and New Bedford’s Don’t Grow Old.
Somergloom took over Arts at the Armory – 8/23-24
Boston’s heavy music summer extravaganza returned for its fourth edition at Somerville’s Armory.
Spoon, The Revivalists played Red Rocks – 8/15
Austin indie vets Spoon and NOLA rockers The Revivalists teamed up for the second of two nights at Colorado’s iconic Red Rocks.
The Mountain Goats played NYC’s Rooftop at Pier 17 – 7/31
John Darnielle’s Mountain Goats hosted a rooftop party for the New York date on their summer tour.
The Clientele played Le Poisson Rouge – 7/30
U.K. dream-pop royalty The Clientele stopped by NYC last month as part of brief East Coast venture surrounding Merge 35.
Justice played MGM Music Hall – 8/2
French electro duo Justice made a long-awaited return to Boston with support from Braxe + Falcon.
Conan O’Brien and Dropkick Murphys, together at last on Newport Sunday – 7/28
Newport Folk 2024’s final day offered unexpected juxtapositions galore.