Miele, Album Release Show w/ Man Trouble and Boketto the Wolf (ALL AGES)
When:
Friday, Jun 22, 2018 6:00p -
9:00p
Friday, Jun 22, 2018 6:00p -
9:00p
Where:
The Burren
247 Elm St
Somerville, Massachusetts 02144
Admission:
$12
Categories:
< 21, Alcohol, Date Idea, LGBT, Music, Nightlife, Party, Performing Arts
Event website:
https://tickets.burren.com/eventperformances.asp?evt=307
Boston rock band Miele celebrates the release of their debut album, "Transience", with an all ages rock show June 22 at The Burren, along with other female-fronted bands Man Trouble and Boketto The Wolf.
BAND DESCRIPTIONS:
MIELE
Miele is a Boston-based rock band that pulls from a diverse drawing board of art rock, psychedelia, soul, grunge, metal, alternative, and funk influences. Miele draws in unsuspecting listeners with soaring vocals, arpeggiated keyboard melodies, solid and complex drum rhythms, and startling switches between mystical melodies and grungy/funky/heavy rock.
As a unifying artistic vision for their first album, "Transience" aims to explore the passing of ephemeral experiences such as anxiety, dreams, love affairs, travel, connection, existence, and the creative process. Unusually, all of Miele's members are employed in mental health or special education; this interest drives them to explore the intricacies of the human condition by responding through multi-layered rock compositions.
Miele has been featured in Allston Pudding, Sound of Boston, The Boston Survival Guide, Cambridge Day, and on WMFO, WAAF, WEMF, SCATV's "Don't Forget To Rock" Series, CCTV's "Clinical Depression", and SCATV's "Duck Village Stage" Series. WBUR/NPR, The Boston Globe and Scout Cambridge also recently featured Miele in publications documenting their joint efforts to save the Cambridge music rehearsal space EMF from closure.
Man Trouble
Jess Baggia is a singer, songwriter and guitarist living and working in Cambridge, Massachusetts. In March 2009, Baggia self-released her debut solo studio EP, Back in the Game, a collection of original compositions featuring her unique pop sensibility through a range of roots, blues and Americana influences. Baggia spent the following years playing around the Greater Boston area, building a supportive fan base and selling out popular local music venues, like the Lizard Lounge, TOAD, the Burren, Great Scott, Sally O'Brien's & Plough and Stars (to name a few). Now she currently focuses on her two active original music projects, Man Trouble and This Bliss. Check them out below!
Boketto the Wolf
A combination of effected electric, raw folk, crafty lyrics and layered harmonies, Boketto the Wolf has defined their presence amongst the Boston music scene. Fronted by singer-songwriter Julia Hoffman, the group has gone on to release three singles and one EP, garnering shows with DISPATCH, SXSW,JP Music Fest, and playing multiple tours throughout the East Coast. Boketto the Wolf most recently rocked the Boston pride festival on June 9. Their latest release, "Losing My Cool", is available on all platforms.
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