Band In Boston

Eric Wolfson, from Brooklyn, Ennwhy, shows that (anti)folk’s not dead. Like, really.

What’s up in Boston this week. Featuring The Self Righteous Brothers, The Animal Closet, The Cassavettes, Jake Brennan and the Confidence Men, The Zutons, Beck, A Band of Horses, The End of the World, Sound Team, Dan Costello, Jean Claude Jam Band, Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin, Catfish Haven, The Shills, and The Flaming Lips.

Buffalino stopped by in between exile in Maine and the first leg of their East Coast tour. This is what happened.

What’s happening music-wise in Boston (very little) for August 28-September 3, 2006. We were on vacation last week, apparently most bands are on vacation this week. Featuring an exclusive new track from Appletown Gun Shop and a tour update from Buffalino, plus Frank Smith, Chris and Aurore, Thee Electric Bastards, and Honest Bob and the Factory-to-Dealer Incentives.

Jake Hall from the Self RIghteous Brothers came by with Andrew DiMola and had just a bit too much fun. Be sure to listen to a smokin’ cover of Human Nature by Michael Jackson, as well as some meanderings into Rage Against the Machine and Phil Collins.

We kick off our vacation, you get a kick in the rock n’ roll gonads. Featuring exclusive tracks from Buffalino and Eric Wolfson, plus stuff from Eagle Seagull, Mat Weddle doing Hey Ya by the Outkast, Christians and Lions, Bishop Allen, Chris Mills, The Poverty Line Old Tyme Band, Aloha, Rahim, Tiny Amps, This Car Up, Baker, The Beat Awfuls, Township, The Soft Explosions, The Silver Lining, and Two Tears.

Brad and Sarah from Okay Thursday lay down some trizz-acks in the hizz-oo. Be sure to see them every Tuesday in August at the Abbey Lounge!

Who to see in Boston, for the week of August 14-20, 2006. Featuring exclusive tracks from Jake Hall of the Self Righteous Brothers, and from Okay Thursday. Also featuring Furvis, Star Star Quarterback, The Casavettes, Lights, The Half Nelsons, Buffalino, Eureka Gold, Eric Wolfson, Anushka Pop, Girls Guns and Glory, The Smoking Popes, The Turpentine Brothers, and Frank Morey.

(The Sounds of) Kaleidoscope was (were?) kind enough to stop by this week, despite horrible NYC traffic, and bang out 2 great songs. Thanks guys!

Where to go, who to see in Boston for the week of August 7-13, 2006. A slow week, so we play a few tunes from great bands that are no longer with us. Featuring Well, Josh Lederman Y Los Diablos, an exclusive track from Okay Thursday, The Shout Abouts, The Richmond Sluts, Guster, Emergency Music, The Cold War, The Decemberists, The Self Righteous Brothers, The Mink Lungs.

Boston’s own Baker playing live in our living room, on the smallest drumset known to Man. Some songs you know, a few you don’t- but you will. Soon.

What to do, who to see in Boston, for July 31-Aug 6, 2006. Featuring Tom Petty, Uncle Shaker, Okay Thursday, Killer Canary, Baker, Furvis, The Self Righteous Brothers, Sam Champion, Los Hijos Unicos, The Konks, Stephen Brodsky, Triple Thick, The Coffin Lids, Baby Dayliner, Ted Leo, and the Mighty Mighty Bosstones.

Where to go, who to see in Boston for the week of july 24-30, 2006. Featuring The Pernice Brothers, Grandaddy, The Colt Thompson Project, Township, Secret Machines, Appletown Gun Shop, (sounds of) Kaleidoscope, Girls Guns and Glory, The Tampoffs, and Nicolai Dunger with Calexico.

What to do, who to see in Boston for the week of July 17-23, 2006. Featuring The Shorebirds, Curt Kirkwood, Pela, Blackalicious, Willy Mason, Elvis Perkins, Anushka Pop, Eli “Paperboy” Reed and the True Lovers, Vetiver, Emergency Music, Cracker, and Township.

Boston music- July 10-16, 2006. Featuring Acid House Kings, The Impossible Shapes, The Late BP Helium, The Reports, The Doctor & Phillip, The Snow Leopards, Township, The Tiny Amps, Frank Smith, Hands & Knees, Choo Choo La Rouge, Kevin Devine & the Goddamn Band, The Shout Abouts, Shrinking Islands, Unbusted, American Car, Pela, and Dirty on Purpose.