Boston Rock Photos And Stuff
The Acre lit up The Rosebud Bar.
The Dirty Truckers dusted off some songs they hadn’t played in a while for their show at The Rosebud. Here they are doing “Star In My Dreams” from their 2006 album Washed And Ready.
The Dirty Truckers played a stripped down set of twang-injected rock at The Rosebud Bar.
Brendan Boogie and his cohorts play “Cigarette” from the album Disposable Pop at The Rosebud Bar. It just so happens that the lovely and talented Nicole Anguish of Daykamp Creative did the Bazooka Joe inspired artwork for that record.
Mr. Boogie decided he was going to release one new EP a month for the first six months of 2011. He’s ambitious. This show at The Rosebud Bar was the release party for the third of those. He’s also a slacker and is skipping the month of April. Look for the next three EPs in May, June and July.
Tom Janovitz performs the song “Follow The Vine” from the Sodafrog album Hang The Moon at The Rosebud Bar.
Tom Janovitz captivates at The Rosebud Bar.
The Figgs have been playing together for nearly 24 years. To say they are a tight outfit would be an understatement. I know The Figgs aren’t technically a Boston band, but their ties to the area are very strong. I’m going to allow it.
In this video, Watts plays rock and roll music to the patrons of Precinct in Somerville, MA.
Week one on this here blog thing has been fun. So far things have gone better than expected (snow aside). Thanks for that.
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Next week is going to be another busy one. Brendan Boogie And The Best Intentions, The Figgs, The Acre and The Irreverends are all on tap. You say you want more from The Dirty Truckers, Watts and Sodafrog? Consider it done.