The Heights

Thomas Rhett Brings All the Feels to Boston

Maria Beatriz Saldanha • July 30, 2025

Introduced to the stage with red fireworks and a roaring crowd, country singer Thomas Rhett headlined Fenway Park on July 19 as part of his Better in Boots Tour.

Grammy-Winner Cynthia Erivo To Perform at 33rd Annual Pops on the Heights

Milo Priddle • July 26, 2025

Grammy, Emmy, and Tony Award winning singer and actress Cynthia Erivo is set to perform at the 33rd Annual Pops on the Heights gala on Sept. 26.

Up-and-Coming Folk Band, Amble, Brings Irish Tradition to American Audiences

Vivienne Woodard • June 4, 2025

Amble is poised to provide a much-needed reminder of the importance of shared memory to American audiences at a time when community is more crucial than ever.

Valley Energizes Crowds Between Intermittent Showers During Boston Calling Day Two

Owen Bienen • June 4, 2025

While the band may have been a lesser-known name prior to their performance, it certainly made a name for itself with its invigorating tunes, engaging crowd work, and quintessential indie vibes.

Megan Moroney Stuns Despite Rain at Boston Calling Day One

Addie Kinnaly • June 4, 2025

Moroney’s night at Boston Calling was a success, and if the energy from the crowd were any indication, it wouldn’t be surprising to see her return as a headliner in the coming years.

Dave Matthews Band Closes Out Boston Calling With an Epic Two-Hour Set

Sarah Fleming • June 4, 2025

Dave Matthews returned to the stage after this final song, holding two signs that read “stop killing children” and “stop the genocide.” With a roar of applause from the large crowd, Matthews finished out Boston Calling 2025 on a powerful note.

Boston Calling Day Three: Vampire Weekend Gives Feel-Good Set

Maddie Mulligan • June 4, 2025

A feel-good set full of popular songs, Vampire Weekend’s performance was a fitting way to start closing out Boston Calling.

Wilderado Exudes Camaraderie On and Off Stage

Maddie Mulligan • May 28, 2025

Wrapping up the set to a roar of applause and cheers, Wilderado left the crowd smiling and primed for the day’s headliners, who would soon take the Green Stage.

Vasiliauskas: A Call for Authenticity on Art-Based Social Media Apps

Morgan Vasiliauskas • May 4, 2025

In a vast online world, people are given the chance to not feel so alone. Even more so, criticism and reflection on art do not have to be centered around the upper echelons of critics.

Swae Lee Closes Out Spring Semester With Unforgettable Modstock Performance

Ali Zahm • May 2, 2025

With beach balls tossing in the air and thousands of students packed in front of the Mod Lot stage, Modstock was sure to be an energized success even before Lee took the stage.

‘As You Like It’ Transforms Shakespeare Classic With ’60s Flair

Vivienne Woodard • April 30, 2025

While the Shakespearean language and plot of the play conflicted slightly with the more contemporary ’60s style, As You Like It was a heartfelt, dramatic show executed with precision and flair.

MT Cabaret’s “Songs of Enchantment” Entertains the Whole Family

Mary Mullen • April 28, 2025

The main tent at Arts Fest filled with families who came to see MT Cabaret belt out showtunes in their performance entitled “Songs of Enchantment” on Saturday.