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Brighton Music Hall
158 Brighton Ave.,
Allston,
MA,
02134
(617) 779-0140
Created by mmelmon
Restaurant/Bar Details
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Cuisine
$
($0 - $14)
Price
Not Required
Reservations
Non-smoking
Features
Hours
21+ except as noted.
Payment
Mastercard, Discover, Visa
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Performers Coming to this Venue
Small Black
Noisy yet wistful electro-indie pop group Small Black started with a name and worked backward: a housemate of singer/multi-instrumentalist Josh Kolenik came up with the moniker on a cold Portland, OR night....
Noisy yet wistful electro-indie pop group Small Black started with a name and worked backward: a housemate of singer/multi-instrumentalist Josh Kolenik came up with the moniker on a cold Portland, OR night....
Rachael Yamagata
Singer/songwriter Rachael Yamagata grew up listening to Carole King, Roberta Flack, James Taylor, and the like, for music was the one thing in Yamagata's life that remained consistent. Her parents divorced when she was two, forcing her to find a balance between her German-Italian mother's apartment in New York City and the Washington, D....
Singer/songwriter Rachael Yamagata grew up listening to Carole King, Roberta Flack, James Taylor, and the like, for music was the one thing in Yamagata's life that remained consistent. Her parents divorced when she was two, forcing her to find a balance between her German-Italian mother's apartment in New York City and the Washington, D....
Lissie
Lissie Maurus was raised in the riverside town of Rock Island, IL, and she drew upon those blue-collar Midwestern origins to create her own form of indie folk music. The granddaughter of an international barbershop quarter champion, she grew up singing in theater productions, eventually picking up the guitar and playing her own songs at local coffeeshops as a teenager....
Lissie Maurus was raised in the riverside town of Rock Island, IL, and she drew upon those blue-collar Midwestern origins to create her own form of indie folk music. The granddaughter of an international barbershop quarter champion, she grew up singing in theater productions, eventually picking up the guitar and playing her own songs at local coffeeshops as a teenager....
Lee Fields
Lee Fields initially made his name among die-hard funk fans with a series of hard-hitting singles recorded for various small labels during the '70s. Everything about Fields -- his look, his vocals, the grooves on his records -- was so indebted to James Brown that he earned the nickname "Little J....
Lee Fields initially made his name among die-hard funk fans with a series of hard-hitting singles recorded for various small labels during the '70s. Everything about Fields -- his look, his vocals, the grooves on his records -- was so indebted to James Brown that he earned the nickname "Little J....
Sea Wolf
Much like Iron & Wine and similar indie outfits, Sea Wolf is the project name of a sole singer/songwriter who drafts in other musicians as the occasion warrants. That singer/songwriter is Alex Church, a California native who looks to local authors like John Steinbeck and Jack London (whose 1904 novel The Sea Wolf provided the band name) for inspiration....
Much like Iron & Wine and similar indie outfits, Sea Wolf is the project name of a sole singer/songwriter who drafts in other musicians as the occasion warrants. That singer/songwriter is Alex Church, a California native who looks to local authors like John Steinbeck and Jack London (whose 1904 novel The Sea Wolf provided the band name) for inspiration....
Why?
The CCM band Why? was formed in London by 1990 by singer/guitarist Ant Parker and bassist Jeff Whiley; the latter quit the following year after recording the LP Rachel's Lovely Jumper, the first in a series of seemingly countless line-up changes to follow in the years to come....
The CCM band Why? was formed in London by 1990 by singer/guitarist Ant Parker and bassist Jeff Whiley; the latter quit the following year after recording the LP Rachel's Lovely Jumper, the first in a series of seemingly countless line-up changes to follow in the years to come....
Caravan Palace
Caravan Palace is a self-described électro-swing group from Paris, France, that made its full-length album debut in 2008. Comprised of Charles Delaporte (bass, programming), Arnaud Vial (guitar, programming), Hugues Payen (violin, programming), Colotis Zoé (vocals), Toustou (electronics, trombone), and Chapi (clarinette), the group is chiefly influenced by Django Reinhardt but also cites Vitalic, Cab Calloway, Justice, Lionel Hampton, and Daft Punk among its influences....
Caravan Palace is a self-described électro-swing group from Paris, France, that made its full-length album debut in 2008. Comprised of Charles Delaporte (bass, programming), Arnaud Vial (guitar, programming), Hugues Payen (violin, programming), Colotis Zoé (vocals), Toustou (electronics, trombone), and Chapi (clarinette), the group is chiefly influenced by Django Reinhardt but also cites Vitalic, Cab Calloway, Justice, Lionel Hampton, and Daft Punk among its influences....
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| 05/24 | 6:30 pm | NoFilter Tour with Grace Helbig, Hannah Hart and Mamrie Hart |
| 9:00 pm | NoFilter Tour with Grace Helbig, Hannah Hart and Mamrie Hart | |
| 05/29 | 9:00 pm | Small Black |
| 05/31 | 7:00 pm | The Mixtape Live Tour |
| 06/01 | 9:00 pm | Rachael Yamagata |
| 06/05 | 9:00 pm | Lissie |
| 06/06 | 8:00 pm | Lee Fields & The Expressions |
| 06/07 | 9:00 pm | Sea Wolf |
| 06/08 | 6:00 pm | Molo Eight |
| 7:30 pm | Cute Is What We Aim For | |
| 06/11 | 8:00 pm | The Olms |
| 06/12 | 9:00 pm | Junip |
| 06/13 | 8:00 pm | PEACE |
| 06/19 | 7:00 pm | Why? |
| 06/22 | 8:00 pm | 3 The Hard Way |
| 06/23 | 8:00 pm | Caravan Palace |
| 06/25 | 7:00 pm | Ballyhoo! |
| 7:00 pm | Authority Zero | |
| 07/06 | 8:00 pm | The Mowgli's |
| 07/08 | 8:00 pm | The Polyphonic Spree |
1 review
The DJs are the bomb, but aside from that.... don't expect anything special inside. The place is bland... no sitting area, no character, bartenders with faces set in stone, absolutely rude bouncers... there was even an old creepy bouncer hitting on an 18 yr old! One rude staff even threw a drink into my friend's face. This place is bordering on getting subpoenaed.