The Haunt VIP: Webster Underground Rock Show

Agganis Arena

Experience the electrifying vibes of Parcels as they bring their signature blend of funk, disco, and indie pop to Boston's Agganis Arena. Known for hits like 'Tieduprightnow' and their critically acclaimed self-titled debut album, Parcels have captivated audiences worldwide with their seamless musicianship and infectious energy. The Agganis Arena, with a capacity of around 7,200, provides an intimate yet vibrant setting for this performance. Situated in Boston, a city celebrated for its rich musical heritage and passionate fan base, this show promises an unforgettable night. Past performances have garnered rave reviews, with fans praising their live energy and tight instrumentation. Be ready to dance the night away as Parcels deliver a performance that echoes through the autumn air.

Irving Plaza Powered By V

Celebrate three decades of Everclear's iconic album, "Sparkle and Fade", at Irving Plaza Powered By Verizon 5G. Fronted by Art Alexakis, Everclear emerged from Portland, Oregon, in the early 90s, achieving mainstream success with hits like "Santa Monica," "Everything To Everyone," and "Wonderful." "Sparkle and Fade," released in 1995, solidified their place in rock history. Irving Plaza, with a capacity of around 1,200, has been a New York City music landmark for decades, hosting countless legendary performances. Nestled in the vibrant Union Square neighborhood, this venue offers an intimate setting to relive the raw energy of Everclear's breakthrough album. Anticipate a night filled with 90s rock nostalgia and the enduring sound that defined a generation.

Toad's Place

Experience Everclear, the iconic rock band fronted by Art Alexakis, live at Toad's Place in New Haven. Known for their influential 90s hits like "Santa Monica," "Father of Mine," and "Wonderful," Everclear has sold millions of albums and remains a staple on rock radio. Toad's Place, a legendary venue with a capacity of approximately 750, has hosted countless famous acts and is a cornerstone of New Haven's vibrant music scene. New Haven, a city steeped in history and culture, provides the perfect backdrop for a night of unforgettable music this October. Past performances at Toad's Place have garnered positive reviews, highlighting the venue's intimate atmosphere and excellent acoustics.

Leader Bank Pavilion

Ray LaMontagne brings his 'Trouble' 20th Anniversary Tour to Boston's Leader Bank Pavilion. LaMontagne, known for his raspy, soulful voice and introspective lyrics, gained widespread recognition with his debut album 'Trouble' in 2004, which featured hits like "Trouble," "Shelter," and "Hold You in My Arms." His subsequent albums, including 'Till the Sun Turns Black' and 'Gossip in the Grain,' have solidified his place as a leading figure in contemporary folk and Americana music. Located on the Boston waterfront, Leader Bank Pavilion is an outdoor amphitheater that accommodates around 5,000 people. Boston, a city steeped in history and culture, provides a fitting backdrop for LaMontagne's evocative performance. Past performances at Leader Bank Pavilion often receive high praise for the venue's atmosphere and sound quality.