Music
MUNA Concert Review: Towards a 'Queerful Joy Revolution'
MUNA is the greatest band in the world. With their current fall tour well on the way after a kickoff show in Boston on Sept. 18, they’re sure to convince you of their stardom.
‘Asphalt Meadows’ Review: Death Cab for Cutie Pave a New Path
Instead of smoothing life over with the silver-tongued charm of their early days, the band lets “Asphalt Meadows” grow like weeds fighting through concrete.
Shame Concert Review: An Epic Return for The Rising Post-Punk Band
Playing hits from their most recent album “Drunk Tank Pink,” along with several unreleased songs, shame showcased not only their musical breadth but also their lyrical depth while grappling with the anxieties of reality, performance, and finding a place in the world.
‘Attention’ Review: NewJeans Crafts K-Pop’s Y2K Time Capsule
With “Attention,” NewJeans promises to rediscover and reclaim the past as well as recast it in modern ways.
Dove Cameron’s ‘Breakfast’ Review: A Satirical, Deliriously Dark Manifesto Against Oppressive Gender Norms
“Breakfast” is a truly remarkable feminist achievement that demonstrates the myriad ways in which the patriarchy constrains and harms women while simultaneously being an objectively pleasing, catchy pop hit.
In Photos: The Driver Era in Concert
Pop-funk duo The Driver Era hit the stage at the newly-minted Roadrunner venue in Brookline on Aug. 2. Comprised of lead vocalist Ross Lynch and singer-songwriter Rocky Lynch, the brothers were joined by bassist Riker Lynch on this tour.
Artist Profile: Ben Platt Hits the ‘Reverie’ Road
The Harvard Crimson sat down with Platt to discuss his upcoming tour and the evolution of his artistic voice.
Electric in the Air: The Driver Era Drips with Charisma at the Roadrunner
The chemistry shared by the brothers was electric — whether they were sharing a mic or facing each other while playing guitar, there was a sense of ease they had with each other.
Concert Review: Almost Monday Are More Than ‘Cool Enough’
With infectious lyrics and undeniable chemistry, almost monday deliver an unforgettable performance that’s sure to please old fans and newcomers alike.
From Governors Ball: Sunday Soundbites
The final day of the 2022 Governors Ball in New York City brought the energy, the culture, and some of the best vibes of the weekend.
From Governors Ball: Saturday Soundbites
This year's Governors Ball was special for many. Here, we break down the performances that stood out on Day Two of the three day festival.
Artist Profile: Andy Grammer On Touring, TikTok, And Being A ‘Girl Dad’
Andy Grammer is the singer-songwriter behind all of your favorite feel good hits. The Harvard Crimson sat down with the artist ahead of his Aug 6 headlining show at the Leader Bank Pavilion.
From Rolling Loud Miami: Kanye Makes Surprise Appearance After Kid Cudi Storms Off Stage
It would seem that Kid Cudi was set up for failure — both by West and the festival itself.
From Rolling Loud Miami: Hendrix Predicts The Future
Future also shared a huge chunk of his time in the spotlight on stage with Travis Scott, who he invited on stage for five songs, marking a return for the rapper following the tragedy at Astroworld.
From Rolling Loud Miami: The ‘Free YSL’ Movement on the Festival Grounds
This past May, Young Thug, Gunna, and various other members of Young Thug's YSL Records were arrested and indicted by a grand-jury on RICO charges.
From Rolling Loud Miami: Playboi Carti is All the Rage
If there is anything Playboi Carti is known for, aside from his cryptic tweets and unhinged vocals, it would be his fanbase’s unwavering ability to rage.
From Rolling Loud Miami: Kendrick Lamar Creates His Own Narrative
Few musicians are as dedicated to putting on a show as Kendrick Lamar proved himself to be at Rolling Loud Miami this past weekend. The result was a once in a lifetime, truly unforgettable performance.
From Rolling Loud Miami: Aminé Brings the Block to Miami
The crowd’s unfamiliarity with his songs didn’t stop Aminé from putting on an amazing performance. For long-time fans, watching his set felt like a journey through his artistic development.
Ashe Concert Review: 90-Minutes of Catharsis for the Broken Hearted
Despite the constant thread of heartbreak in Ashe's discography, the show was far from a pity party.
Jacob Collier Concert Review: Rising Star Connects With His Audience In Boston
Collier's concerts are not just about showing off his wide-ranging talents, but about fostering meaningful engagement with his audience.
From Boston Calling: Charlotte Sands is A Rising Pop Punk Superstar
Unfazed by the many roadblocks she faced on her way to the show, Sands opened up day two of Boston Calling with an electrifying set, showing off her stellar vocals and snappy songwriting.
From Governors Ball 2022: Friday Sound Bites
The Crimson sent two reporters, Alisa Regassa and Derrick Ochiaga, to cover the event. These are a few performances that stood out on the opening day of the three day festival.
From Governors Ball 2022: Kid Cudi Is All The Rage
The Cleveland-born rapper did not disappoint, delivering an emotional performance that left the audience in awe.
From Boston Calling: Nine Inch Nails Saves The Weekend
Boston Calling saw Nine Inch Nails accomplish the impossible last weekend: Despite the bad weather and the Covid hiccups, the Boston crowd was not left disappointed.
Holly Humberstone Concert Review: Rising Indie Star Returns to Boston
Humberstone’s second ever appearance in the city cements her status as one of the most exciting indie artists to watch. Her intimate performance at the brand-new Roadrunner stage garnered a very warm welcome.