Summer Concert Series
Photos from Fairhaven with the Johnny Lingo Band
Look through photos of the band and the audience from last Friday night’s free Dunkin’ Donuts Summer Concert Series show with Fairhaven and the Johnny Lingo Band. Click through for the pics.
Photos from Last Friday’s Civil Twilight Show
We’ve got a bunch of photos from the latest free show of the Dunkin’ Donuts Summer Concert Series presented by WBRU and the City of Providence. Check out pictures of Civil Twilight here!
Indie-rockers Fanfarlo put smiles on faces for first WBRU Dunkin’ Donuts Free Summer Concert Series Show
English band Fanfarlo has been spinning on WBRU for a number of weeks now, but the Providence crowd was still taken by the fresh-sounding melodies of the quirky indie rock band last Friday night at the first WBRU Dunkin’ Donuts Free Summer Concert Series Show of the summer. Gradually gaining nation-wide and global popularity (including [...]
AFI, New Politics, Violent Soho shine at first Summer Concert Series show of the year
It was a sunny and slightly breezy Friday afternoon in late May as the Danes and newcomers on the rock scene, New Politics, took to the Bank of America Skate Center stage in downtown Providence. As soon as the doors opened at 6:00pm, eager concert goers rushed in to vie to be the very first [...]
The WBRU Dunkin’ Donuts Summer Concert Series FREE Shows!
We’re proud to announce the return of free shows to this year’s Dunkin’ Donuts Summer Concert Series. Head down to Waterplace Park every Friday at 7:30pm from June 11 to August 6. Full show listing after the jump.
Tweet about WBRU’s Summer Concert Series and win free tickets!
Our Facebook fans know by now that we’re super-excited for the first show in our Summer Concert Series: AFI, Neon Trees and Violent Soho. We’re so excited, in fact, that we’ve opened up the box office early.
To get your hands on tickets for the May 28th show, become a fan of 95.5 WBRU on Facebook. [...]
Album Review: Third Eye Blind’s Ursa Major
Buyer beware: “Non-Dairy Creamer” is not on Third Eye Blind’s new album Ursa Major. But what you’ll find is definitely worth the $10-$15 dollars you’ll pay for [or minutes you’ll waste in downloading] the album.
