Power Trip played Paradise Rock Club – 5/11
Dallas rippers Power Trip brought their biggest U.S. tour to date to Boston’s Paradise last Friday, joined by openers Sheer Mag, Fury and Red Death.
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Turnstile played Paradise Rock Club – 5/7
Baltimore hardcore upstarts Turnstile concluded their spring North American tour with LA’s Touché Amoré, San Francisco’s Culture Abuse and Texans Razor Bumps at the Paradise last Monday night.
Jeff Rosenstock played Paradise Rock Club – 4/21
Punk rock lifer Jeff Rosenstock headlined a sold-out Paradise last Saturday with support from D.C.’s Bad Moves and the U.K.’s Martha.
Slowdive played Paradise Rock Club – 11/14
U.K. shoegaze legends Slowdive made their second Boston appearance since reuniting at a sold-out Paradise last week with LA’s Cherry Glazerr.
Alvvays played Paradise Rock Club – 10/3
Rising indie pop stars Alvvays headlined a sold-out Paradise on the first night of their North American tour last week, with support from Allston’s Beeef.
The Damned played Paradise Rock Club – 5/24
U.K. punk veterans The Damned brought their 40th anniversary tour to the Paradise last week for a sold-out show with California quartet The Bellrays.
Laura Marling played the Paradise – 5/16
U.K. singer/songwriter Laura Marling headlined a sold-out Paradise Rock Club last Tuesday in support of her March release Semper Femina.
Eddie Vedder played the Paradise – 4/29
This year’s Boston edition of Theo Epstein’s baseball-centric benefit show Hot Stove Cool Music is in the books, damaged World Series trophies and all. Pearl Jam’s Eddie Vedder headlined the night, which also featured a parade of local rock heroes including Will Dailey, Tanya Donnelly …
Cloud Nothings and LVL UP played Paradise Rock Club – 1/31
Recent Sub Pop signees LVL UP and noisy Carpark-ers Cloud Nothings packed the Paradise last Tuesday night for a great double bill to close out the month.
Nada Surf, Big Thief and Bird of Youth played Paradise – 6/4
Touring in support of their eighth studio effort, New York indie pop mainstays Nada Surf headlined the Paradise on Saturday night with Brooklynites Big Thief and Bird of Youth in tow.