“I love playing this club,” said Shirley Manson. “It’s a part of Garbage’s history at this point. And we get to do it all over again tomorrow night.”

This is the reason to go to live shows.

Paul Westerberg came off of a week long illness to deliver a memorably energetic (and occasionally silly) show at at EchoStage.

Josh Tillman is a singularly bizarre man and, in several respects, inhabiting the persona of Father John Misty allows him to showcase his weird duality.

The community that has developed around the gypsy punks was out in full force for the sort of celebratory weekend that will diminish any ball drop.

Not all comebacks are worth waiting for, but Death From Above 1979’s decidedly was.

With a two-night stay at the 9:30 Club, the Most Agreed Upon Band in America, Haim flexed its pop sensibilities and rock and roll muscles.

Songwriting veterans Aimee Mann and Ted Leo joined forces as The Both Friday night at the 9:30 Club in a show that fell somewhere between an episode of The Best Show on WFMU and VH1 Storytellers.

The Glasgow based synth-pop band made its 9:30 Club debut Tuesday night in front of a sold out crowd.

Cloud Nothings ripped through a blistering set of songs from their critically acclaimed album HERE AND NOWHERE ELSE last night at The Black Cat.