The Entertainment Outlet

The latest issue of The Entertainment Outlet magazine is now available! Featuring pictures and reviews of dozens of great concerts nationwide, album reviews, and artist interviews. Just a few of […]

The San Marcos, Texas based rock band, Blue October, finally made their way to the Westbrook Performing Arts Center in Westbrook, Maine after rescheduling their original tour date from November.

Industrial metal icons Static-X took over a sold out Big Night Live on Tuesday evening, as they continue the Rise Of The Machine Tour, in the company of Fear Factory, Mushroomhead and Dope.

Nashville rock and roll duo Larkin Poe lit up the night at Royale last Sunday, on their Boston stop of the Blood Harmony tour. Joining them for the evening was Boston’s own Tall Heights

John Mayer graced the sold out TD Garden in Boston with his presence for an intimate solo performance.

Badflower brought their “Asking For a Friend” Tour to Boston’s Royale music venue, along with Blood Red Shoes and Des Rocs.

The Rock Resurrection Tour came to Roadrunner Boston, and the night kicked off with a powerful set from Saint Asonia.

When the Rock Resurrection tour came to Boston, Roadrunner was treated to an energetic set from Skillet.

The best-selling R&B act of all time, Boyz II Men, returned to Boston for the first time since the pandemic, with Omar Wilson opening the show.

As they approach the release of their eight studio album, Theory of a Deadman closed out the Rock Resurrection’s stop in Boston.

Anthrax returned to Mohegan Sun, selling out the arena for the first time. Opening the show were fellow thrash pioneers Exodus.

Alter Bridge brought the heat in a sold-out show at The Fillmore in Silver Spring, with support from Mammoth WVH and Red.

The Worcester native pop-punk titans returned home for another year’s-end ritual of epic, yet intimate proportions.

Belgian artist Stromae returned to the live music scene for the first time in seven years. The electronic-pop superstar made a sold-out stop in Washington DC at The Anthem.

Modest Mouse celebrated their second album with a sold out performance of the album in Boston.

Boston was in for quite a night, when Jessie Reyez sold out the House of Blues!

Amon Amarth brought one of the largest shows featuring extreme and death metal to Boston, for a heavy night-before-Thanksgiving treat.

Up and coming Ukranian metalcore band Jinjer came to Boston, with the iconic Christian nu-metal band POD supporting them on the tour.

Legendary shock rockers W.A.S.P took over Big Night Live on Wednesday night as part of the 40 Years Live Tour, joined on the road by Armored Saint.

Singer and author Lauren Monroe stopped by City Winery in Boston, alongside legendary drummer and partner Rick Allen, for a sold out evening of music and healing