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A recent genealogical discovery led Hollywood legend Kurt Russell and Boston Russell to the historic town of Arlington. Kurt's 8th great-grandfather was killed killed by the British on the front steps of the Jason Russell House during the Battle of Menotomy. The house is open for tours.
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West-Coast-born OUTLOUD Music Festival stopped by The Stage At Suffolk Downs for the first time on June 21. Its Boston debut left fans counting down the days until next June. Acts like Trixie Mattel, Rebecca Black, Frankie Grande, and Kim Petras wowed audiences with an array of spectacles and exclusives.
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Counting Crows lit up Gilford with a dynamic mix of classics and fresh cuts, while The Gaslight Anthem opened the evening with a smooth, laid‑back set
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Chicago psychedelic progressive rock band Post Animal dropped "What's A Good Life" on June 26. This single marks the third release from their upcoming new album, IRON, which is set to arrive on July 25. The track is a triumphant and bittersweet examination of the human condition.
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Sunday arrived with a calm confidence and a golden glow. With soulful sets, genre-blending performances, and a crowd soaking up every last note, Gov Ball’s closing chapter felt like a dream you didn’t want to wake up from.
