Boston Rock Photos And Stuff
Eli Paperboy Reed put on a rousing performance at The Paradise for the 15th Annual Hot Stove Cool Music show to benefit The Foundation To Be Named Later. It may be impossible not to smile while this guy is on stage.
What would Hot Stove Cool Music be without a shoot-from-the-hip set by the Hot Stove All Stars? A rotating cast of well-known characters took to The Paradise stage with smiles on their faces and songs in their hearts. Good times for a good cause.
Jenny Dee & The Deelinquents put on one heck of a show during the 2014 Boston Music Awards. No surprise there. What a band…
Abbie Barrett and her band entertained the late crowd at the Q Division/Concerted Efforts/Moontower Holiday Party. Abbie is so talented, Brendan Boogie performed a song about how she makes Christmas wonderful.*
* At least that’s what he should have done.
Jingle, jangle, jingle! Eric Salt & The Electric City kicked the Q Division/Concerted Efforts/Moontower Holiday Party into high gear with a boisterous set.
Dear Airport,
Please release your new EP soon. I’ve had “Doot-Doo-Doo”* in my head since Saturday and would very much like a recorded version I could listen to. Thanks for your consideration.
-Daykamp Music
*I’m not even going to pretend that I got the name of that song right.
How do you cap off a night that celebrated the release of new albums from Jenny Dee & The Deelinquents and Township? With an All-Star jam, of course…
Jenny Dee & The Deelinquents celebrated the release of their crazy good new record with a crazy good release show at the Lizard Lounge. Has there ever been a band that so effortlessly blends girl group R&B, new wave and symphonic pop? Wowzers.
I will listen in a car.
I will listen in a bar.
I will go to Atwood’s Tavern
I will go where’er they have ’em.
I will watch them here or there.
I will watch them anywhere.
I do so like Airport the band.
I do so like them, music fan.
Nicole Anguish of Daykamp Creative has been designing some amazing posters for Rock-n-Romp Boston since the event’s re-launch back in October. When she was tapped to curate the February edition of this family friendly rock show, it was no surprise that she called upon a band that gets a lot of play in the Daykamp Empire offices. Airport opened the show with their perfect mix of pop, rock, twang and ’70s AM radio nostalgia.
