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The Australian-bred band is touring the U.S. and Europe, including a stop in Boston

The Faim drops eclectic debut album ‘State of Mind’ ahead of upcoming Boston performance

Morgan Hume September 25, 2019

The Faim is putting audiences in a spirited state of mind with the release of their first full-length album and upcoming tour throughout the United States and Europe this fall. Hailing from Perth, Australia,...

The cover photo of “The Owl,” Zac Brown Band’s seventh studio album that was released on Friday.

Country or pop? Zac Brown Band ditches classic sound to fuse other genres into experimental new album

Morgan Hume September 25, 2019

Country powerhouse Zac Brown Band is known for their twainy vocals and acoustic guitar riffs, but they are pushing the genre’s limits on their latest album as they trade their southern roots for a pop...

Front man and lead vocalist Sam Melo tearing up the stage at House of Blues in front of an energetic audience

Rainbow Kitten Surprise: Rising band delivers another captivating Boston concert

Allyssa DelVecchio September 25, 2019

If you attended Boston Calling this past May, you may have strolled past the Delta Blue stage to find a peculiar sounding band with a crowd reaching the outskirts of the turf. Rainbow Kitten Surprise seemed...

Mallcops give energetic performance alongside We The Kings at Brighton Music Hall

Mallcops give energetic performance alongside We The Kings at Brighton Music Hall

Allyssa DelVecchio July 19, 2019

If you’ve gone to school in Boston, one way or another you’ve heard of Mallcops. No, not Paul Blart or the intimidating folks at the Cambridge Galleria Mall, but the local band. Since the release of...

The company of “Les Miserables” striking the final pose in “One Day More,” the last song in Act I.

‘Les Miserables’ brings revolution to Boston

Morgan Hume April 24, 2019

From 1862, when Victor Hugo first published his novel “Les Miserables,” to today, the classic tale has been adapted into TV series, films and a musical. The timeless story of revolutionary Paris continues...

Caribbean Student Network cultivates culture and color at annual fashion show

Caribbean Student Network cultivates culture and color at annual fashion show

Amy Koczera and Caroline Enos April 17, 2019

Bright colors and lively rhythms filled the Hyatt Regency Hotel on Saturday night as members of the Caribbean Student Network (CSN) took the runway in the group’s 30th annual fashion show, “Elements.”...

Joe Barbara in the role of “Sonny” and Frankie Leoni in the role of “Young Calogero”

Cast of ‘A Bronx Tale’ makes the most of mediocre story writing and score

Sarah Turley April 10, 2019

“A Bronx Tale” transports audience members inside the Citizens Bank Opera House back to the 1960s, as the touring Broadway musical depicts a coming-of-age story about a young boy witnessing a murder...

Find your Happy Place: Pop-up exhibit is ready for your Instagram close-up

Find your Happy Place: Pop-up exhibit is ready for your Instagram close-up

Sarah Lukowski April 10, 2019

The interactive and immersive pop-up exhibit, “Happy Place,” is a picture heaven with larger-than-life installations and 12 multi-sensory themed rooms on a mission to spread happiness and positivity...

Ensemble from the Annodami collection by Alessandro Tricone. Spring/Summer 2017.

New MFA exhibit highlights relationship between gender and fashion

Emily Devlin March 27, 2019

On March 21, the Museum of Fine Arts (MFA) opened the Gender Bending Fashion Exhibit, which explores fashion and gender over the years. Outside the exhibit is a timeline detailing fashion and...

Misa Kuranaga starring in the role of Coppelia (left) and Boyko Dossev playing her inventor, Dr. Coppelius (right)

Boston Ballet demonstrates brilliant acting and seamless routines in ‘Coppelia’

Morgan Hume March 27, 2019

Toys and dolls burst to life at The Citizens Bank Opera House on Thursday evening during the Boston Ballet’s opening night of Coppelia. The humorous ballet choreographed by George Balanchine...

Alice Phoebe Lou evokes emotion during concert at The Red Room at Cafe 939

Alice Phoebe Lou evokes emotion during concert at The Red Room at Cafe 939

Shayla Manning March 13, 2019

South African singer-songwriter Alice Phoebe Lou delivered a set overflowing with hazy, stripped-down indie sounds at her intimate sold out show at The Red Room at Cafe 939 last Tuesday. Joined by several...

‘Greta’ suspensefully depicts a friendship that turns from sweet to bonechilling

‘Greta’ suspensefully depicts a friendship that turns from sweet to bonechilling

Sarah Lukowski March 7, 2019

The disturbing horror-thriller film “Greta” has kept viewers on the edge of their seats since its release in theaters on Friday, as it shows what can go wrong when you befriend someone who is not what...

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