Author: Gwyneth Moe

Review: Grace Enger @ Sonia 3/5

Review by Isabelle Ireland Grace Enger played at The Sonia on March 5 for her “It’s No Fun” Tour. She and Jake Minch, her opener, were playing a sold-out show. Jake Minch is an incredible indie pop and folk music player, who I luckily got to see perform with Grace later in her set. Before […]

Interview: Bryce Vine

This past Tuesday, our DJs Gwyneth Moe and Dani Krantz had the opportunity to sit down with Bryce Vine and discuss his upcoming album “Motel California” and his ongoing tour, ahead of his show at Boston’s House of Blues on February 19th. Gwyneth Moe (GM): Well, first off, how is the tour going so far? […]

INTERVIEW: Benjamin Ingrosso

Photo Credit: Jonathan Perlmann Benjamin Ingrosso is a Swedish singer, songwriter, and producer from Stockholm, Sweden. He represented Sweden in the Eurovision Song Contest 2018 with his song ‘Dance You Off,’ finishing in 7th place. After releasing his latest album, “Pink Velvet Theatre,” this past October, he has now embarked on his first-ever North American […]

INTERVIEW: TALL HEIGHTS

Photo Credit: Big Hassle Media Interview by Matt Lutkins ML (Matt Lutkins): Hey Paul, it’s Matt calling from the radio station, how are you doing today? PW (Paul Wright): Hey Matt, I’m good man how are you doing? ML: I’m doing pretty well! I’m just relaxing. I’m on winter break…everything’s great…listening to music…doing nothing…I can’t […]

REVIEW: LAKE STREET DRIVE @ MGM MUSIC HALL 12/14

Review by Sophia Blair Lake Street Dive returned to their roots on Saturday, December 14th, for a dazzling performance at MGM Music Hall Fenway, right in the heart of Boston—the city where their journey began. Formed at the New England Conservatory, Lake Street Dive began as a group of students with the goal of creating […]

CHELSEA CUTLER & JEREMY ZUCKER @ WANG THEATRE 11/22

Photography by Brennan Kauffman Review by Ashley Duong Typically, fleeting interactions in a frat basement wouldn’t land people on a 10-show tour after creating three musical projects together—unless you were Jeremy Zucker and Chelsea Cutler, a pair of powerhouse musicians fatefully put on a serendipitous journey together. It culminated in “Brent Forever: The Tour,” a […]