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This article presents information about the musical performance "Hail to Raidiohead" held at Tweeter Center, Mansfield, Massachusetts on August 13, 2003. Performer Thorn Yorke and Co. deliver all the paranoia their fans could hope for, and much more Opening act artist Stephen Malkmus may have called them "a solid B-plus audience," but the sellout crowd scored 100 on the rapture test after Radiohead took the stage — they screamed all the way through the first number, and nobody sat down for the two-hour show. And why not? Radiohead have taken generations of prog rock, grunge, electronica and tortured torch songs and seared away the fat, leaving no flabby histrionics or tubby instrumental solos.

The article presents information on the, The Middle East, concert of the performer Electric Six, which was held at Cambridge, Massachusetts on June 16, 2003. Electric Six, especially front-man-man Dick Valentine, are not clowns, but comedians, sly, even subversive ones. The Detroit sextet wallowed in the trashy mix of sex, horror, violence and big hooks that extends from shock rockers such as Screamin' Jay Hawkins to techno-deviants like Lords of Acid. Although the bassist and two guitarists had been replaced since the group's full-length debut, Fire, came out just weeks before, the short, sharp jabs of songs such as "Naked Pictures (of Your Mother)," and "Gay Bar," remained foolproof.

Reports the concert of singers Cher and Cyndi Lauper in Boston, Massachusetts. Views on the performance of Lauper; Comments on the music performance of Cher; Music set of the singer.

Reports the concert held at the Ward Center in Boston, Massachusetts. Emphasis on the old-timey American music; Highlights during the concerts; Performers during the concert.