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Dropkick Murphys Announce 2027 St. Patrick's Day Tour (opens the original)
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For a band as synonymous with their hometown as Dropkick Murphys are with Boston, they can’t seem to stay there very long. Fresh off a seven-week European tour — and gearing up for two weeks in Australia and New Zealand with Chicago hardcore outfit Rise Against — the Dropkicks will embark on a six-week North American trek: 2027’s annual St. Patrick’s Day Tour. At this point, the seven-piece Celtic-punk band is probably known as much for their Woody Guthrie-penned hit “I’m Shipping Up to Boston”
The Real Women of 'Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story' (opens the original)
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Warning: Spoilers ahead for all episodes of Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story. Part of what makes the story of Lizzie Borden so fascinating is just how little we know. After her father and stepmother were murdered by a hatchet-wielding killer in their Fall River, Massachusetts, home in 1892, suspicion eventually turned to Lizzie. But her account of her actions that day changed constantly — maybe a result of the morphine that was being fed to her by doctors, or maybe the result of her not being ab
Around the U.S., Small Rock Clubs Are Supporting Thriving Local Scenes (opens the original)
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These days, it can feel like music exists only online or at arenas with a $500 entry fee. But there are still plenty of small, independent clubs building IRL scenes and fostering community. At Permanent Records Roadhouse in Los Angeles, a record store and a 100-cap venue are connected by a large outdoor patio. During the day, patrons sip beer outside while chatting with friends or searching through crates of music. At night, the venue hosts an early show and a late show, packing in six bands or
How John Wilson Blended Concrete, Hallmark Movies, and Michael Imperioli Into One Film (opens the original)
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Talking to John Wilson is, in some ways, a lot like watching his documentaries. In his somewhat nasal, Long Island-tinged voice, Wilson walks through the mundane, offering simple observations that also contain profound insight into the world around him. He starts on one topic, then takes a left turn — an “exit ramp,” as he’s called it — onto a different subject entirely, before winding back to his original point, but with some kind of comparison or deeper meaning at the ready. He’ll say things l
What Really Happened at Burning Man This Year? (opens the original)
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Burning Man came to a close this week. Now in its 40th year, the annual gathering brought together more than 60,000 people in the desert about 100 miles outside of Reno, Nevada. There, they built a massive temporary city in which they could dance, connect, share their art, tell stories, and burn a 40-foot wooden man on the final night. But the closing this year also came with the tragic news that three people had never made it home. On Thursday, Sept. 3, Sampson Tshombe, who was in his mid-50s,
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