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Review & setlist: With offbeat humor and amazing heart, Brad Paisley rocked MGM Fenway (opens the original)
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Brad Paisley, with Hannah Harper and Jake Worthington, at MGM Music Hall at Fenway, Aug. 28, 2026. Way back in the 1970s there was a singer/songwriter named Ray Stevens who mixed humor with country music, giving us classics like “The Streak” (which I’m pretty sure I still have on a 45 in the closet), and later “The Mississippi Squirrel Revival.” But he also won a grammy for his ballad “Everything is Beautiful.” He was an odd mix of funny and fiercely wonderful. He became known as the Clown Princ
Review & setlist: Zac Brown Band brings 'Love & Fear' – and a whole lot of joy – to Fenway (opens the original)
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Zac Brown Band at Fenway Park, Boston, Aug. 2, 2026. The sun had yet to go down when the Zac Brown Band burst onto the stage at Fenway Park Sunday, Aug. 2, for their “Love & Fear Tour.” They stepped right into “Whiskey’s Gone,” a fast, fun song that set the pace and the mood for the whole night, which was joyous and full of surprises. Decked out in a Red Sox cap, Zac Brown moved quickly into “As She’s Walking Away,” before announcing for the first of at least six times that Fenway is his favorit
Zac Brown gave free cruises to fans at Sunday's Fenway concert — all of them (opens the original)
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It is no secret that Zac Brown loves to play at Fenway Park. He said it at least a half dozen times during the Zac Brown Band’s Aug. 2 show, and then to drive the point home, he gave everyone in the audience — more than 35,000 people — a cruise for two via Margaritaville at Sea. You read that right: A cruise — for two — to everyone in the audience at the “Love & Fear” show at Fenway Park. One gentleman in the audience seemed to sum it up for many when, after the announcement, he turned to his pa
Review & setlist: Tim McGraw started soft and finished strong at Fenway romp (opens the original)
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Tim McGraw, with The Chicks, Lady A, 49 Winchester, and Timothy Wayne, at Fenway Park, Boston, July 30, 2026. Unless you’re James Taylor, who starts a Fenway concert with an acoustic set? McGraw brought his “Pawn Shop Guitar” tour to Lansdowne Street Thursday, and despite the fact that the near capacity crowd was mainlining adrenaline off The Chicks, one of four opening acts, the country icon started his show quietly with stripped down versions of some of his old favorites: “Forget About Us”; “J
Review & setlist: From tearjerkers to 'Brick House,' Lionel Richie reminded us why he is iconic (opens the original)
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Lionel Richie with Earth, Wind & Fire at TD Garden, July 8, 2026. Just when he had me mooning over why my high school boyfriend never told me I was “Three Times a Lady,” Richie reminded me he’s the same guy that sang “Brick House,” which my college boyfriend may or may not have sung with me in mind. Richie and his incredibly tight and by all appearances tight-knit band hit the stage at TD Garden Wednesday like an old friend, opening with what else but “Hello” his iconic 1984 ballad. From there h
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