$20 advanced, $25 day of show
General Admission (Standing) - Doors open at 7PM
https://www.itstimeforjuice.com/
Blending rock, pop, r&b, and hip-hop, Juice embraced the diversity of their signature sound early on. The Brookyln-based band - Ben Stevens, Christian Rose, Kamau Burton, Daniel Moss, Rami El-Abidin, and Miles Clyatt - formed in Boston while attending college. After graduating, the band recorded and released their first professional EP, 2018’s Workin' on Lovin'. With new music and two old minivans, the band hit the road for an almost non- stop year and a half of national touring. These collective experiences inspired 2019's you are simply magnificent.
Juice’s next project - Boy Story - was released in 2021. The project received strong DSP support from Spotify and Apple Music, as well as press attention from Billboard, Ones to Watch, Line of Best Fit + more. Their subsequent headline tour covered all of North America, including 2 sold out hometown shows in Boston and New York.
The band recently wrapped up tours supporting flipturn, The Dip, and Ocean Alley, and is set to headline and release new music in 2023/2024.
Alasdair MacKenzie, Chris Haley, and Liz Kantor formed Hush Club after finding each other in college. Now, they are based in Somerville, MA, making lush, melodic, and propulsive indie rock that examines the nuances of our shared human experience. Under the Radar describes Hush Club as “explor[ing] spaces ranging from intimate to celestial, evoking honest confessions and wide expanses.” Their latest single, “The Moon,” is a catchy heartbreak anthem for anyone who’s ever been ghosted.
In 2024, Hush Club sold out a headlining show at Boston’s Brighton Music Hall (500 capacity). The band has been featured twice in The Boston Globe and been nominated twice for the Boston Music Awards (Album/EP of the Year and Folk Artist of the Year). Hush Club has opened for national and international touring acts including Will Leet, French Cassettes, Hermitage Green, Michael Seyer, and Wabie, and the band’s debut album Fingerprints & Stains was praised by Glide Magazine, Vanyaland, and Boston Hassle, in addition to the Under the Radar writeup quoted above. Fingerprints & Stains also received extensive airplay on college radio, charting as the #5 debut on the NACC 200 in its first week and staying on the chart for three weeks."