Two days of music, one Wizard security, plenty of cigarettes and ticket prices that don't break the bank.
The last gasp of summer festing happens in the fall with Fuzzstival
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Remembering Rahim ‘V Knuckles’ Muhammad of Cambridge hip-hop powerhouse duo N.B.S.
The fact of Rahim “V Knuckles” Muhammad dying nearly one year to the day after dropping his wrenching “MRI” single is devastating for friends, relatives and musical peers.
Ready or not, The Platform is bringing more nightlife to Kendall Square
Global Arts Live finds a home at a new venue in a neighborhood known more for offices than entertainment, and hopes its subscribers will follow.
There’s more to Saturday’s Food Nation event than all-you-can eat dishes from five Davis Square restaurants
For those tempted to use all-you-can-eat tasting pass to the fullest extent, at least the eating can be done over six hours mixed with live music, games and activities.
‘Looking Back at 20 Years of Honk!’ exhibit at Somerville City Hall celebrates the October music festival
Before the music and marching starts for the Honk! festival running Oct. 9-11, Somerville City Hall opens a “Looking Back at 20 Years of Honk!” retrospective exhibit.
From behind the controller, Cambridge DJs shape Central Square nightlife
Central Square is a “mini-Brooklyn” for its concentration of bars, restaurants and clubs, but DJs are still shaping a scene that lacks the crowds it deserves.
Fuzzstival, home of the three-eyed cat, returns at the start of October
Says organizer: "It’s a fully volunteer-run celebration of local and regional music and all of the profits go to the bands."
Electronic duo ear presses play at The Armory on its Rumspringa ’26 tour
Jonah Paz and Yaelle Avtan formed ear just two years ago, but it's become one of the fastest-rising bands in alternative music.
Kiwis, Aldous Harding and other strange birds shine at The Sinclair
The New Zealand artist returns to Cambridge in support of her latest album, "Train on the Island."
New School of Music’s 50th anniversary of offering music for all kicks off with a party on Sunday
There are 50 free, public events planned over the next year, starting with a party to bring together current and former students, faculty and supporters from over 50 years.