Category: Alder Boutin
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Photo Gallery And Show Review: Fitz and The Tantrums in Pennsylvania
Fitz and The Tantrums are a well-oiled machine nearly 17 years in the making, and their comfortable familiarity with performance showed at Harrisburg’s XL Live.
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Photo Gallery And Show Review: Taylor Acorn in Maryland
“No matter what you’re carrying, whatever struggles you’re facing, I want you to let it go,” Taylor Acorn’s recorded message played over the speakers of the Fillmore Silver Spring.
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Photo Gallery And Show Review: Flowers For The Dead in Maryland
Grunge rock band Flowers For The Dead kicked off their summer tour in a refurbished garage planted in the middle of a rural Maryland farm.
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Photo Gallery And Show Review: AITA in Washington, D.C.
AITA headlined a night of boisterous pop punk at Pearl Street Warehouse on Friday. “If you ever had a friend who walked away with no explanation, this song is for you,” singer Patricia Bryan Ramón said of “Goodbye.”
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Photo Gallery And Show Review: Love For Strangers in Maryland
Math-rock band Love For Strangers celebrated the release of their EP “Gone Through Motions” with a short but sweet set Thursday night.
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Photo Gallery and Show Review: Honey Revenge in Washington, D.C.
Honey Revenge’s Loving And Losing Tour is a breath of fresh air in the pop rock scene.
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Photo Gallery And Show Review: Lyn Lapid In Pennsylvania
“Are you guys Philly good tonight?” Lyn Lapid asked the packed house at Brooklyn Bowl to groans and laughter. “I just came up with that.”
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Photo Gallery and Show Review: Um, Jennifer? In Pennsylvania
On Friday, Um, Jennifer? embodied this phrase while opening for Deadbeat Girl in Philadelphia at God’s Automatic Body.
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Um, Jennifer? On Exes, Human Rights, and Giving Compliments
Elijah “Eli” Scarpati and Fig Regan are a breath of fresh air, and they take themselves about as seriously as their band name, which refers to a fabricated entity named Jennifer who watches over them.
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Photo Gallery And Show Review: Mint Green in Pennsylvania
On May 10, alternative rock band Mint Green opened for rock artist Worriers at South Street’s bar and venue Nikki Lopez.
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