Boston Rock Photos And Stuff
Soultastic! Jordan Valentine And The Sunday Saints sure know what they’re doing…
The Irresponsibles are a tight power pop band. They played as part of the Jordan Valentine And The Sunday Saints’ Thursday night residency at The Rosebud this past March.
What better band to close out Aimee McGrath’s birthday celebration at The Rosebud than The Rudds? This was a fun way to end the night.
Here’s a clip of The Downbeat 5 from their recent show at The Rosebud.
Pregnant rock! Awesome.
Here are J. J. Rassler, Jeff Norcross, Mike Yocco and a glowing Jen D’Angora shaking The Rosebud Bar. It’s The Downbeat 5!
It’s Watts!
Here they are wishing Aimee McGrath a much deserved happy birthday. Oh, they also happen to deliver a smokin’ version of their song “Afterburn”.
Aimee McGrath’s birthday celebration at The Rosebud continues with Watts…
Try to tell me this video isn’t awesome. Go ahead. Try. You’re a liar. A liar I say.
Here are The Irreverends at The Rosebud Bar absolutely killing with their song “Annalise”.
So you want to know what’s on tap for next week? Well, I’ll tell you.
I’m still trying to get caught up on 2011 shows, so be prepared for another action packed week. I’ve got a lot more to share with you from Aimee McGrath’s birthday shindig at The Rosebud. How about a video of The Irreverends doing “Annalise”? Sounds good, right? It is. Very good. Photos and video from Watts and The Downbeat 5? Yup. The Rudds? Check. If things get really nutty I may even make it to some photos of Jordan Valentine And The Sunday Saints. Crazy.
That’s it for this week. Have a good weekend!
The Irreverends have another of their semi-regular reunions, this time to kick off a birthday celebration in honor of The Rosebud’s Aimee McGrath.
These guys lay it all out there. Adam White is focused as he spins his tales. Chris Keene is absolutely on fire behind the drums. John Brookhouse is a guitar monster, bleeding solos out of his 335. Jason Murray, lead guitar player for The World Famous Dirt Mall Rock & Roll Band, doesn’t miss a beat filling in on bass (with a torn ligament in his thumb, no less).
Well done, gentlemen.
Hopefully The Irreverends will continue this tradition of getting together every now and again to remind people how good they are. Now if only they’d release that unfinished album…
