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.
The Interrobang closed out the Four Point Retraints release show at the Davis Square Theatre with a churning set of guitar rock. It would be one of their last as The Interrobang. A name change is in the works starting with their show back at this venue next month.
Eddie Japan own whatever stage they step on or floor they commandeer.
Four Point Restraints released their Malice EP at the Davis Square Theatre this past Saturday with a dark, driving, swashbuckling hoedown. There were cookies.
I hinted at it after their show at The Middle East Downstairs and I’ll say it clearly now: Parlour Bells’ new material is sounding tr… tr.. tr… What’s the word I’m looking for? Oh, right. Truly fantastic.
How do you top a bill that has already featured a 2013 Boston Music Awards multi-nominee, fluboe and a Thin Lizzy cover? How about with a special holiday collaboration? Amy Douglas, Ruby Rose Fox & Sophia Cacciola teamed up on loungetastic versions of Nirvana and Buzzcocks before leading a “Silent Night” sing-along to close out the evening.
Feints brought a big rock sound with a flair for the grandiose to the Davis Square Theatre. This is straight up classic rock. No chaser.
The Do Not Forsake Me Oh My Darling Big Band Revue* took to the Davis Square Theatre stage for some Jingle Ball Rock. The world’s only drum, bass, trombcussion and fluboe quartet might not be festive, but they are compelling.**
* At least I think that’s what they’re called these days. I may be making that up. Yes, I’m most definitely making that up.
** Probably the world’s only. I sorta made this one up, too, but it may actually be true.
Right on the heels of her latest video release, Ruby Rose Fox and her band entertained the folks gathered at the Davis Square Theatre for a night of Jingle Ball Rock.
