The Mid-Sized Vehicles
What you lose in intimacy at medium-sized clubs, you gain in better sound systems and more national touring acts.

Arts at the Armory
191 Highland Ave #1c, Somerville, MA 02143
The Somerville Songwriter Sessions hit the Rooted Cafe.
Royal Thunder sounds like a nickname for Zeus at Somergloom at Arts at the Armory.
Brighton Music Hall
158 Brighton Ave, Allston, MA 02134

City Winery Boston
80 Beverly St, Boston, MA 02114

Crystal Ballroom
55 Davis Square, Somerville, MA 02144

Middle East
472 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139

ONCE
Pop-up venue; regular series at 0 Windsor Place, Somerville, MA 02143

Paradise Rock Club
967 Commonwealth Ave, Boston, MA 02215
Regent Theatre
7 Medford St., Arlington, MA 02474

Shalin Liu
37 Main St, Rockport, MA 01966

Sonia
10 Brookline St, Cambridge, MA 02139

Soundcheck Studios
150 Corporate Park Dr., Pembroke, MA 02359

The Sinclair
52 Church St, Cambridge, MA 02138
Go back to the future with Nighttime’s time-traveling wyrd folk spectacle Keeper Is The Heart.
“Fusion” is a genre-descriptor that is constantly on the verge of utter uselessness.
The gazey, dreampop excursion takes us into a languid interior dimension of emotional transcendence.
Kitner tells the story of life lived at the tail end of a boozy buzz, with another night of debauchery on the way.
Twen charts a course across the sound waves of trans-Atlantic pop on their LP One Stop Shop.
Ambient is no longer the province of purely theoretical sound experiments. Enter Iceblink.
A gooey, 12-stack musical layer cake, shotgun-blasted with rainbow sprinkles by a laughing clown.
NNAMDÏ ghosts his songs before they ghost him. But you’ll love Please Have A Seat anyway.
Orla Gartland grins and bears it at the Armory.