Boston Rock Photos And Stuff
The Abbey Lounge Reunion shows at Sally O’Brien’s brought Heavy Stud back together for a rippin’ set. Hot diggity, that was pretty great.
My favorite Boston band ever* had a little reunion and made Sally O’Brien’s feel like the Abbey Lounge. The Decals are the best. Honest.
* This would be true even if I wasn’t married to a member of the band.
Hello. Johnny Anguish here. I haven’t had much to say lately. That’s just the way things are right now. In the middle of not saying much, a strange thing happened. Some folks out there still thought of me when it came time for this year’s Boston Music Awards nominations and my name ended up on the ballot for Best Live Music Photographer. That was certainly a pleasant surprise. Thank you, nominating-type people.
If you’d like to cast a ballot for this year’s awards, you can do so over at the Boston Music Awards site. You can buy tickets for the December 8th awards show at the House of Blues, too. If that’s your thing. I’ll stop talking now. Here’s a photo…
The Abbey Lounge Reunion had The Charms cranking out some garage rock at Sally O’Brien’s.
Triple Thick kept the spirit of the Abbey Lounge alive at Sally O’Brien’s. I’ve had “All Banged Up” in my head ever since.
Classic Ruins kept the Abbey Lounge Reunion at Sally O’Brien’s rolling with a set of good ol’ fashioned rock ‘n’ roll.
Abbey Lounge reunion? I’m in. Red Zone Cuba were first into the rock ‘n’ roll wayback machine at Sally O’Brien’s.
Remember that time back in February when Township played a killer set at Great Scott to celebrate the release of Light Years on vinyl? Here are some pictures to jog your memory…
We here at Daykamp Headquarters are super excited to share the new video from musical chameleons Eric Salt & The Electric City with you. It’s called “Excellent” and it is excellent. Of course, we expected nothing less from some of our favorite folks in town. The song finds Eric and the gang shifting musical gears at the drop of a dime. The colorful video directed by Daniel Jacobs is a visual love letter to all things Boston music. Watch for shoutouts to Q Division, John Powhida, Will Dailey, Hot Stove Cool Music, Tim Gearan, Daykamp Creative and a whole bunch of other people and events that make this town special. And hot air balloons. Lots of pretty hot air balloons. It’s impossible not to be happy when you are watching hot air balloons and listening to Eric Salt & The Electric City.
A night with Sidewalk Driver is always magical. Like when they played Great Scott for the Township vinyl release show. Magical. Always.
