Photos: Dr. Dog at the Novo
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On Thursday night, Dr. Dog’s winter tour brought them to the Novo, where the Philadelphia band treated fans to a career-spanning set.
On Thursday night, Dr. Dog’s winter tour brought them to the Novo, where the Philadelphia band treated fans to a career-spanning set.
Cold War Kids wound up a six-week tour with a roller-coaster night at the Novo — a loose, emotional night that recalled the ragged glory of their early days.
The romance of Valentine’s Day hadn’t dwindled on Saturday night — not as soul singer Gallant regaled a sold-out crowd at the Roxy Theatre with songs from his latest album “Sweet Insomnia.” 6LACK guested on the title track.
Bat for Lashes’ stripped-down show Friday night featured songs from last fall’s album “Lost Girls,” some choice covers and readings from the novella Natasha Khan wrote while working on 2016’s “the Bride.”
Twenty years on, Chris Carrabba’s Dashboard Confessional performed with a typically big heart at their sold-out Valentine’s Day show at the Wiltern.
Chastity Belt satiated a packed Lodge Room on Wednesday night with tunes from their fourth album, released last fall.
As the release of his new album “Grae” approaches, Moses Sumney opened a residency at the Bootleg Theater on Wednesday night with a lavish, fully orchestrated two hours of music replete with his signature vocal pyrotechnics. Guest singers and fans got in the act, too.
Mondo Cozmo returned to the site of their first show, the Hi Hat, for a sold-out night of rock that begged for audience participation.
Luna Aura and Fever Joy brought the rage and talker brought rockin’ steam to the Echo on Wednesday night.
Touring in support of their fifth album “Widow’s Weeds,” Silversun Pickups sampled from their entire catalog at the Observatory. Both the band and its energy seem hermetically sealed from the early 2000s.