Ahead of the 10th edition of Boston Calling, we talked to the co-founders Mike Snow and Brian Appel about how they founded and launched the first major music festival in the northeast.
Featuring interviews from longtime fan of the festival Charlie Baker, staff editor from Boston Magazine Spencer Buell and Roxbury native (and two-time Boston Calling performer) Michael Christmas.
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Rory Gallagher at Macroom: Revisiting his remarkable pre-festival interview
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9 of the best things to happen at TRNSMT festival since it began
We're taking a look back at our favourite things to happen at TRNSMT on the weekend the festival was due to take place this year.
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9 of the best things to happen at TRNSMT festival
We're taking a look back at our favourite things to happen at TRNSMT on the weekend the festival was due to take place this year.
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Court hears tape of Johnny Depp asking Amber Heard to cut him
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These 10 Californians lost work to coronavirus. Here’s how they’re hustling to get by
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Can In My Elements, a Contained Dance Festival, Succeed Amidst COVID-19?
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Tribute to V. Sethuram, a patron of arts
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Beyoncé, Coachella 2017: a rich tapestry of black cultural excellence
If Beyoncé’s fanbase, the Beyhive, is something of a cult, then her live performances are their holy pilgrimage. Although I had been on three previously, in Boston, Amsterdam and London, I felt ...
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'A hunger for live music making': Music at Trinity to present 'Bach Cycle' before limited live audience
Ariana Falk (violoncello and continuo) and Mark Mummert (harpsichord) begin the tuneful turning of "A Bach Cycle: Suites, Sonatas and Partitas" July 16 in Trinity Lutheran Church, it will be one of ...
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Paying forward a debt to music, conductor Thomas Wilkins steps into a bigger role at the BSO
Wilkins was recently promoted to a newly created position as the BSO’s artistic adviser for education and community engagement.
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A Q&A with RISING STAR 2 Developer Todd Gillissie
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The team behind Glastonbury's Shangri-La to host world's largest virtual arts and music festival
Although Glastonbury was sadly postponed this year, fans will be happy to hear that the team behind the festival's Shangri-La are set to host the world's largest virtual arts and music festival this ...