The Entertainment Outlet

When Blue October released Foiled in 2006, they were never able to tour supporting it. Now, 20 years later, the band came to Boston giving the album the respect it deserves.

Movements brought their Happier Now tour to Roadrunner in Boston, MA, with support from Balance and Composure, Midrift, and NIIS

Journey’s Final Frontier Tour rolled into Providence’s Amica Mutual Pavilion, offering fans an evening devoted entirely to one of classic rock’s most celebrated catalogs, as the band crafted a nearly two-and-a-half-hour performance that balanced arena anthems with deeper cuts.

Few things are guaranteed in life, but Mastodon is among the select few that are. Celebrating their ninth album, Marrow Deep, the ATL metal band stopped at the House of Blues in Boston, with support from Deafheaven and Alcest.

Massachusetts natives Staind brought their Break the Cycle 25th Anniversary tour through their home state of Massachusetts, with support from Seether, Hoobstank, and Hinder.

Shinedown’s Dance, Kid, Dance Tour rolled into SNHU Arena in Manchester last week, with one of the strongest rock lineups of the summer, featuring Coheed and Cambria, and From Ashes to New. The lineup offered something for every kind of rock fan and kept the energy high from the opening notes to the final encore.

On Thursday night Massachusetts transformed into the ultimate club experience, packed with world class dancing, music, and loads of audience interactions. Anyone that has been longing for the peak early 2000’s clubbing days was given their fill with Ne-Yo and Akon at the “Nights Like This” tour.

Godsmack and Stone Temple Pilots kicked off the holiday weekend in the blistering heat at Xfinity Center, pairing two bands that helped define modern hard rock in different decades.

After 14 years away from the stage, The Cab returned to Boston, with a show that included CARR and Paradise Fears.

Bringing their “Everyone’s A Star” tour to Boston, 5 Seconds of Summer proved exactly why they deserve to win Boyband of the Year every night of tour.

Some tours are built around nostalgia, but the Oneness Tour featuring Santana and The Doobie Brothers proved that timeless music never loses its power.

After more than a dozen years off the road, former Metallica bass player Jason Newsted is back! For the first time he’s bringing his Chophouse Band on tour, and their first tour started in New England, at The Iron Horse.

Evanescence came to the Xfinity Center in Mansfield, MA. With a set that featured new songs, and a bill that included powerhouses Spiritbox and Nova Twins, it was a powerful night of music.

Electric Callboy brought their tour to an end with a final show at MGM Music Hall in Boston. Joining them were Polaris and Scene Queen.

The Women’s Lacrosse League (WLL) played their historic inaugural regular season game at the Centreville Bank Stadium in Pawtucket, Rhode Island on May 16, 2026, featuring the Boston Guard vs. the New York Charging.

The Boston Cannons, professional men’s lacrosse team, played at the Centreville Bank Stadium in Pawtucket, Rhode Island for the first time. The Cannons kicked off their 2026 season in this new, stunning state-of-the-art facility against the Carolina Chaos.

Kings of Thrash came to New Bedford to give longtime Megadeth fans a loud, unapologetically old-school celebration of the band’s early years.

Wednesday night’s show in Boston felt like a full-spectrum metal experience, bringing together Castle Rat’s theatrical oddity, Amon Amarth’s Viking-scale grandeur, and Dethklok’s animated brutality in one stacked lineup, blurring the line between concert and animated chaos.

Lamb of God came to Boston to finish up their spring 2026 tour, with a trio of opening bands that made it feel more like a mini-festival than a standard headliner show.

The Maine brought their I Love You But… I Chose The Maine tour to Citizens House of Blues Boston, turning a rainy Boston night into a high energy singalong.