Top 10 Must-See Fall Concerts in Boston
As fall approaches, it’s time to start thinking about those cozy sweaters and the rich tapestry of live music filling the air. To help you navigate the plethora of concerts on offer, we have compiled a list of must-see shows this autumn.
Ali McGuirk, a talented singer-songwriter hailing from Burlington via Boston, will be showcasing her new album “Watertop” at Soundcheck Studios in Pembroke on September 19. With a blend of protest rock, political folk, acid rock, and neo soul, McGuirk’s music reflects the complexities of our modern world.
On September 25, Ziggy Marley will be taking the stage at the Leader Bank Pavilion for a night of reggae anthems that pay tribute to his legendary father, Bob Marley. The event promises to be a celebration of consciousness and a fitting farewell to summer, with the addition of Burning Spear to the lineup.
Lorde, a star since the age of 16, will be performing at the TD Garden on September 26. Her latest album, “Virgin,” showcases a shift towards a more dance-oriented sound while retaining her signature thought-provoking lyrics.
For fans of soul, Durand Jones & The Indications will be at the House of Blues on September 26, presenting their unique blend of quiet storm soul, sophisti-pop, and indie rock. Their latest album, “Flowers,” is a testament to their hypnotic grooves and melodic prowess.
On October 13, Cuco will be gracing the stage at Royale, offering a contemporary take on classic soul with touches of dreamy synths, hip hop influences, and psychedelic Tropicália on his new album, “Ridin.”
Neko Case, often hailed as one of the greatest living songwriters, will be performing at the Wilbur on October 23. Known for her dark humor and magnetic stage presence, Case’s live performances are not to be missed.
Herbie Hancock, an iconic jazz figure at the age of 85, will be at the Wang Theater on October 29 with his equally talented touring band. Expect an evening of exceptional improvisation and musical prowess from this legendary artist.
If you’re a fan of George Michael, don’t miss “The Life of George Michael” at the Emerson Colonial Theatre on November 1. This tribute show promises to be an epic party, featuring all the hits and more from the late pop icon.
On November 8, I’m With Her will be at the Shubert Theatre, channeling late-’80s Indigo Girls vibes with their second album, “Wild and Clear and Blue.” Their music evokes a sense of nostalgia while paying homage to legends like the Dixie Chicks, Dolly Parton, and Emmylou Harris.
Wrapping up the fall concert season, Tom Morello will be at the Paradise on November 17, delivering a high-energy performance that combines original tunes, Rage Against the Machine classics, and covers spanning genres from folk to heavy metal. Don’t miss this opportunity to experience Morello’s electrifying stage presence and musical activism.