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  • Tenille Ja’Nae: Live

    Western Avenue Baptist Church 299 Western Avenue, Cambridge, MA

    Tenille Ja'Nae is an R&B/Pop/Soul artist whose music centers on emotion, culture, and storytelling. With a voice that moves effortlessly between vulnerability and strength, she brings authenticity and heart to every stage. Tenille Ja'Nae's upcoming album is called I Like Girls & I Love Jesus.

  • The Fringe

    The Lilypad 1353 Cambridge St., Cambridge, MA

    Music starts at 10:30PM every Monday. The Fringe originally formed back in 1971 by tenor-saxophonist George Garzone, bassist Richard Appleman, and drummer Bob Gullotti as an outlet for their free jazz improvisations, The Fringe have entertained and enlightened Boston area jazz audiences for over 50 years. Bassist...

  • Waterworks 2026

    Metropolitan Waterworks Museum 2450 Beacon St., Chestnut Hill, MA

    A curious event at a curious location that’s worth a trip. Waterworks is a “Festival of Experimental Sound” held inside the Metropolitan Waterworks Museum on the banks of the Chestnut Hill Reservoir. A big, airy, stone structure. One of those high-minded public works built at the turn...

  • The Latin Playlist

    The Rockwell 255 Elm St., Somerville, United States

    The Latin Playlist offers a live experience hosted by the Latin Management Club at Berklee. Featuring five different Latin artists, this show provides an immersive experience that invites listeners to feel part of a heartwarming community. Spanning genres such as bossa nova, reggaeton, Latin pop, ballads, and...

  • WU LYF / Lauren Adder

    The Sinclair 52 Church St., Cambridge, MA

    WHERE ONCE WU LYF EMBODIED THE RESTLESS ENERGY OF YOUTHFUL DEFIANCE, THEY NOW CHANNEL SOMETHING MORE REFINED— AN ENDURING FLAME TEMPERED BY THE HUMBLING OF TIME. Got that?

  • The Town and the City Festival

    Lowell keeps popping up in the headlines of clickbait articles about “top places to live.” The Town and the City Festival (named after Jack Kerouac’s semiautobiographical novel about his childhood in Lowell) is on the long list of reasons why. The multiday music festival returns every year...

  • Tunes on the Charles

    There’s a new Irish festival in town: Tunes on the Charles. Information is still trickling in. The Instagram account has only eight posts. Media inquiries have so far gone unanswered. But you know the drill. This is a traditional Irish music festival in a metro area that...

  • Somerville Porchfest

    The one, the only: Somerville Porchfest. Arguably, one of the top torchbearers of the Porchfest phenomenon nationally. Without a doubt, the leading light of the local Porchfest scene. The Somerville version divides the city into three zones, West, Central and East, and a rolling tide of music...

  • Which Side?: A Protest Music Teach-Out

    The Burren 247 Elm St., Somerville, MA

    Which Side?: A Protest Music Teach-Out returns with another night of music, storytelling, and solidarity on Tuesday, May 19, 2026, at The Burren Backroom in Somerville.  Launched last July as an experiment in pairing protest songs with conversation, the series has grown into a vital monthly forum where...

  • Indiefest: a CSI Launch Party & Fundraiser

    Bow Market 1 Bow Market Way, Somerville, MA

    Save the date: Indiefest (May 21 at Bow Market) Join us in Upstairs at Bow at Bow Market for a night of live entertainment in support of the Cambridge Somerville Independent, a new people-powered newsroom, dedicated to keeping our community informed, connected and engaged. The Independent is built on the belief that...