Music
Bronson Arroyo’s Greatest Hits
With Opening Day tomorrow, we can’t help but get a little sentimental for some of the players who’ve come and gone in the past few […]
New Kids Come to Boston
We’re all about New Kids hype today, and while it’s a fun diversion for some, the truly devoted fans have already developed their excuses to […]
Martin Luther King Jr. Had the Right Stuff Too
April 4 is an important day in American history. Today we celebrate an institution that changed America forever. It’s a time for us all to […]
The Triumphant Return of NKOTB
It sounds like the premise for a horrible midseason reality TV show on FOX. Two former reality show contestants, a music producer, an actor, and […]
Tim Haslett Found Dead
Incredibly sad news out of Michigan today. Tim Haslett, a fixture in the Boston music scene for years, was found dead in his MSU apartment […]
Close Encounters During On Broadway
Last night’s special screening of On Broadway reminded us that despite its big-city status, Boston is a surprisingly small town. As we entered the lobby […]
Your St. Patrick’s Day Alternative
It’s become a tradition for Bostonians to try and catch the Dropkick Murphys on St. Patrick’s Day. But much like trying to get Red Sox […]
Mike Huckabee Honors Reagan Legacy by Angering Rock Star
One of our favorite songs to play air guitar on is Boston’s “More Than a Feeling.” The song is apparently also a favorite of Republican […]
Do NKOTB Got the Right Stuff?
Yesterday, we were delighted to report that New Kids on the Block was planning a reunion tour. It brought up all kinds of traumatic childhood […]
The New Kids Are Hangin’ Tough
We made a lot of mistakes in the early 90’s. There was a lot of neon in our closets. We coveted Hammer Pants. Our wrists […]
Hillary Channels Tori Amos
Last night, we were watching NewsNight with future blogger (we hope) Jim Braude. The show featured local political junkies trying to piece together what the […]
Rounding Out the Local Music Roundup
The week between the Christmas and the New Year is a tough one for journalists, who generally don’t like to work anyway. That’s why papers […]
A Christmas Celtic Reprieve
Last week, we lamented the upcoming nor’easter’s impact on our holiday theatergoing plans. Despite our best attempts to unload our tickets on Craigslist, we couldn’t […]
Francona’s Fleece Rings in Holidays
Last night, Boston Daily took a short walk over to Symphony Hall to attend the 24th annual A Company Christmas at Pops. The event served […]
Sweet Caroline (Kennedy)
Unlike the gossipy “You’re So Vain,” we didn’t really care who inspired the Neil Diamond hit, and Red Sox fan favorite, “Sweet Caroline.” We just […]