Boston Rock Photos And Stuff
Davina Yannetty is funny. She sometimes sings funny songs while playing the ukulele. On this particular occasion at the Davis Square Theatre, Davina Yannetty sang two funny songs while playing the ukulele to close out a funny night that was a fundraiser for her funny uncle, Joe Yannetty, who is battling just about the least funny thing there is, cancer. If laughter is the best medicine, Joe should be better in no time.
You can contribute to the Joe Yannetty fund right here.
Local comedian Joe Yannetty is battling Squamous Cell Carcinoma. To raise some money to help offset the cost of treatment, a fundraiser was held at the Davis Square Theatre. Among the performers that night was Dave Mirabella. A couple of stripped-down Rationales tunes between comedians was a nice touch.
You can contribute to the Joe Yannetty fund right here.
Desolation Bells closed out a night at Sally O’Brien’s with chiming guitars and jangly rock numbers.
The Easy Reasons kept the Sally O’Brien’s late show rolling along with a rockin’ set of fuzzed out tunes. They’ve got some new songs and they ain’t afraid to use ’em.
My Own Worst Enemy got the late show at Sally O’Brien’s going with a set of sometimes-jangly-sometimes-fuzzy indie rock.
The Shods. Rock ‘n’ Roll. 25 years of On the Town with Mikey Dee. Good people. Good times.
The Rationales write the songs that make the whole club sing. That club was TT’s for the On the Town with Mikey Dee 25th Anniversary show. I’ve got the warm fuzzies.
The Wrong Shapes have an intricately twisting musical DNA that they brought to TT’s for On the Town with Mikey Dee 25th Anniversary show.
Special occasions call for special guests. How about The Pills for the On the Town with Mikey Dee 25th Anniversary show? I think Mikey Dee would have approved. I’ve still got “Pop Goes Mandy” in my head.
On The Town With Mikey Dee just celebrated it’s 25th Anniversary with a fantastic show at TT’s. If you’re not familiar with who Mikey Dee was and why this radio show carries his name and why he was so important to the Boston music scene and why everyone who ever met him loved him and misses him, I humbly suggest you go read up about the history of the man and the show here.
Butterknife got the celebration started with their punchy indie rock tunes.
