Boston, Cambridge, and Allston are home to some of the greatest ska bands in the states, to include those who helped pioneer the American ska sound, and those up-and-comers who continue to make this scene what it is.
Maybe it’s the overload of 90s nostalgia, maybe it’s the approach of Record Store Day, but we’ve noticed a sudden spike in reissues of some now classic ska albums from 20 years ago. Here are a few that we think you’ll want to add to your shopping list.
Bim Skala Bim kick off their upcoming tour with a new song and mixtape-style sampler
Last June, Destroy Babylon’s released “Shapeshifters,” an adventurous 12-song album with the perfect blend of reggae, dub, and rock.
The Boston Globe reported that Boston Mayor Marty Walsh had declared December 27 to be Mighty Mighty Bosstones Day.
A guide to the opening acts of the hometown tradition’s 20th year.
The hosts of everyone’s favorite holiday party have promised that the 20th edition will be something to remember.
Members of the band wax nostalgic about the albums that influenced them the most.
Catch this rare, intimate show featuring the Less Than Jake side project and the Community Records mainstay.
If you had a sweet custom suit, you’d be looking for more excuses to wear it, too.
Our guide to the BossToneS’ 19th annual multi-day festival.