Photos! The Lights Out at The Middle East Upstairs
Posted by Sooz | Filed under Photos, boston bands, boston rocks, concert photos, the lights out, the middle east upstairs
I hadn’t seen The Lights Out in such a long time that when I finally made it to another show last night, their entire setlist was filled with songs I hadn’t heard before. They sounded great and the new (to me) songs are excellent. To view photos from the show, check out The Lights Out photo set at Flickr. Afterwards, I zoomed over to Harpers Ferry to catch the second half of that night’s WBCN Rock and Roll Rumble. Notes and photos from that show are over here.
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April 19th, 2008
Photos! Girls Guns & Glory and Rogue Heroes St. Patricks Weekend Concert at Harpers Ferry - March 15th
Posted by Sooz | Filed under Girls Guns & Glory, Photos, band photos, concert photos, rogue heroes, three day threshold
After not seeing any live music for several weeks I made it out for two awesome shows this past weekend. Kier Byrnes and his band Three Day Threshold hosted their 5th Annual St. Patricks Day Hoedown. This year it was at Church (formerly known as the Linwood.) I was trying out my new video camera so I don’t have photos of the show but might get some video up later this week.
On Saturday night, Rogue Heroes and Girls Guns & Glory played a St. Patricks Day (weekend) concert at Harpers Ferry in Allston.
Dig into the photo album over at Flickr.
[Ward Hayden, Girls Guns & Glory]
[Girls Guns & Glory: Bruce Beagley, Ward Hayden, John Graham, Colt Thompson]
[Rogue Heroes: Tom Jewett and special guest Brendan Murphy (former percussionist for Girls Guns & Glory]
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March 17th, 2008
Photos! Girls Guns & Glory, Cassavettes and Drag The River - 2/8/08
Posted by Sooz | Filed under Girls Guns & Glory, Photos, boston bands, cassavettes, concert photos, drag the river
Girls Guns & Glory, Cassavettes and Drag The River played to a sold out crowd at the Middle East Upstairs on Friday, February 8th. It definitely seemed like one of those shows that would have been much better suited for the bigger downstairs room. Drag The River was in town from Fort Collins, Colorado. I hadn’t heard of them before but they ended up being an excellent surprise. Check out their MySpace page to hear what this country rock band sounds like.
The Cassavettes’ next show in Boston is on Saturday, March 1st at the Hard Rock Cafe with Breaking Laces. Girls Guns & Glory will be at The Beachcomber in Quincy on Friday, February 22nd and then upstairs at Hennessey’s on Wednesday, March 5th with Harris and Tiger City.
Check out the photos from the show on February 8th:
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February 13th, 2008
