- Haute & Freddy Help Boston Dance the Pain Away on the ‘Big Disgrace’ Tour
Mondays can be painful, but Haute & Freddy had Boston dancing that pain away on their “Big Disgrace” tour. Recently crowned as your favorite artist, Lady Gaga’s favorite artist, it was no surprise that the band’s Royal Court, a name that Michelle Buzz (Haute) and Lance Shipp (Freddy) have affectionately given their fans, filled a…
- Khalid Brings Sunshine and Good Vibes to Boston on His ‘It’s Always Summer Somewhere’ Tour
This past Friday, contemporary R&B pop artist, Khalid, with support from opener Lauv, gave the crowd at MGM Music Hall at Fenway an early taste of summer with his “It’s Always Summer Somewhere” Tour. Khalid, originally from El Paso, TX, hit big in his music career after the release of his song “Location” in 2016.…
- It Was ‘All or Nothing’ for FIGHTMASTER’s Show in Boston
Tuesday night, FIGHTMASTER took over The Sinclair in Cambridge, MA on their All or Nothing tour with opening support from Australian artist, Gordi. Known to Grey’s Anatomy fans as Dr. Kai Bartley, FIGHTMASTER was originally focused on writing, acting and producing, when in 2023 they decided to dive into the world of music. Their style…
- Em Beihold Proves Boston’s Brighton Music Hall Too Small for What She Delivered
Tuesday night at Brighton Music Hall was one of those shows where you could tell you were early to something big. Not that Em Beihold is unknown. “Numb Little Bug” alone has introduced her to millions of people. But in the sense that the room she was playing in felt about three sizes too small…
- INTERVIEW: BookTok Found Camylio First. His Debut Album Will Introduce Him to Everyone Else.
Camylio has been making music for the better part of five years, but Take My Bones, his debut full-length via Mercury Records, feels like the first time he’s fully shown up as himself. “I really feel like you meet Camylio, the musician, in this project,” he told Juice Box Press in an exclusive interview ahead…
- Maisie Peters is in Full Bloom with New Album ‘florescence’
Spring has sprung, and so has Maisie Peters; after an electric run as an opener for Taylor Swift’s “Eras Tour” (and a handful of heartbreaks), Peters is back in full force to tell the world that something new has blossomed in her life: love. For her third studio album, florescence, Peters is trading devastation for…
- PODCAST: Natalie Shay on Her New EP ‘ATMOSPHERE’
Your mid-twenties are for self-discovery, love, hard lessons, and, inevitably, a little mess. On her fourth EP, ATMOSPHERE, Natalie Shay captures it all. The record acts as a “sonic diary,” with the North London artist writing and singing with disarming honesty as she reflects on the past two years, marking the closing of one chapter…
- “It means so much having people…here” : Grace Ives Connects with Fans on ‘Girlfriend Tour’
In an era seemingly rampant with engineered online buzz, Grace Ives‘ Cambridge, MA show on Wednesday, May 20, made it evident that there are no fake fans for this artist. The New York City native, who is on tour in support of her third album, Girlfriend, played a live set that perfectly blended tracks from…
- Alessi Rose is Learning How To Feel Comfortable in Her Own ‘Skin’
OCD can eat you alive; ruminating, obsessing, freezing you in time as you feel the world slipping by around you – it’s a feeling rising British popstar Alessi Rose knows all too well. In her debut EP, rumination as ritual, Rose tackled the complexities of the disorder, offering more introspection than her follow-up EP, Voyeur,…
- Stella Lefty’s Debut EP ‘Is This Heaven?’ is a Breath of Fresh Air in an Overcrowded Genre
Country music has a crowding problem. For every artist carving out something genuine, there are a dozen more leaning on the same bro country tropes, the same truck and tailgate imagery, the same production shortcuts. Stella Lefty‘s debut EP Is This Heaven? doesn’t have that problem. It sounds like someone who actually has something to…
Mondays can be painful, but Haute & Freddy had Boston dancing that pain away on their “Big Disgrace” tour. Recently crowned as your favorite artist, Lady Gaga’s favorite artist, it was no surprise that the band’s Royal Court, a name that Michelle Buzz (Haute) and Lance Shipp (Freddy) have affectionately given their fans, filled a…
This past Friday, contemporary R&B pop artist, Khalid, with support from opener Lauv, gave the crowd at MGM Music Hall at Fenway an early taste of summer with his “It’s Always Summer Somewhere” Tour. Khalid, originally from El Paso, TX, hit big in his music career after the release of his song “Location” in 2016.…
Tuesday night, FIGHTMASTER took over The Sinclair in Cambridge, MA on their All or Nothing tour with opening support from Australian artist, Gordi. Known to Grey’s Anatomy fans as Dr. Kai Bartley, FIGHTMASTER was originally focused on writing, acting and producing, when in 2023 they decided to dive into the world of music. Their style…
Tuesday night at Brighton Music Hall was one of those shows where you could tell you were early to something big. Not that Em Beihold is unknown. “Numb Little Bug” alone has introduced her to millions of people. But in the sense that the room she was playing in felt about three sizes too small…
Camylio has been making music for the better part of five years, but Take My Bones, his debut full-length via Mercury Records, feels like the first time he’s fully shown up as himself. “I really feel like you meet Camylio, the musician, in this project,” he told Juice Box Press in an exclusive interview ahead…
Spring has sprung, and so has Maisie Peters; after an electric run as an opener for Taylor Swift’s “Eras Tour” (and a handful of heartbreaks), Peters is back in full force to tell the world that something new has blossomed in her life: love. For her third studio album, florescence, Peters is trading devastation for…
Your mid-twenties are for self-discovery, love, hard lessons, and, inevitably, a little mess. On her fourth EP, ATMOSPHERE, Natalie Shay captures it all. The record acts as a “sonic diary,” with the North London artist writing and singing with disarming honesty as she reflects on the past two years, marking the closing of one chapter…
In an era seemingly rampant with engineered online buzz, Grace Ives‘ Cambridge, MA show on Wednesday, May 20, made it evident that there are no fake fans for this artist. The New York City native, who is on tour in support of her third album, Girlfriend, played a live set that perfectly blended tracks from…
OCD can eat you alive; ruminating, obsessing, freezing you in time as you feel the world slipping by around you – it’s a feeling rising British popstar Alessi Rose knows all too well. In her debut EP, rumination as ritual, Rose tackled the complexities of the disorder, offering more introspection than her follow-up EP, Voyeur,…
Country music has a crowding problem. For every artist carving out something genuine, there are a dozen more leaning on the same bro country tropes, the same truck and tailgate imagery, the same production shortcuts. Stella Lefty‘s debut EP Is This Heaven? doesn’t have that problem. It sounds like someone who actually has something to…