
Jumping For Joy With Bikini Kill
Bikini Kill brought their signature riot grrrl energy to Roadrunner in Boston, turning the venue into a space for community and joy. Read More ›

Bikini Kill brought their signature riot grrrl energy to Roadrunner in Boston, turning the venue into a space for community and joy. Read More ›
Chan Marshall played through her landmark 2006 album "The Greatest" with a performance that felt both nostalgic and strikingly present.
I believe in the project, I believe in the music, I believe in the members. It's such a positive experience that I've had with this band over the last two years that it makes you want to put your best foot forward and put everything that you have into it.
He could only thank the audience under the cover of wah-wah pedals and Auto-Tune, screaming into the mic until it sounded like a song. Perhaps G is the last showgirl Taylor Swift has gone looking for, commandeering the audience with a bedazzled gold accordion.
Something special happens when this kind of carefully produced, softly layered lo-fi goes live. Subdued vocals break out between buzzing guitar pick-ups, and pensive drum beats gain a new grounding. It's noisier, more somatic. Perhaps it's just a different theory of dreaming.