Rotating taps offer some great selection. If you're lucky enough to see one of your favorite bands here, you'll probably get the chance to buy them a beer afterwards. Choose wisely.
The perfect spot to hear indie and alternative rock bands. Reasonably priced tickets (admission for most shows is between $5 and $12). One of the last 18+ venues in Boston (depending on the show.) Read more
One of the best live venues in Boston, serving up a delicious lineup of indie rock, comedy, and all around rocking entertainment! Bring your earplugs the sound system is loud and clear! TW ♥'s Great S Read more
"Nice bar for live music. There is plenty of good beer on tap. Also, there is free WiFi and cheap food across the street, if you're hungry for either the internet or food." -New Cassettes
Booker Carl Lavin does a very, very good job bringing in both underground indie bands and bigger acts. Shows rarely run more than $15. Go Friday night for their comedy show (7 p.m.)
Amazing place to see a show. Really small, so you can get up close, also big potential to meet the band before/after shows. Will DEFINITELY be coming back.
Quoth the Mayor: "The Pickle Back [a shot of whiskey followed by a shot of pickle juice] is one of the greatest shots known to mankind. ... It’s been a staple of Great Scott for some time." Read more
See the Fenway Recording Sessions - always good bands/rocking time! The past sessions include MGMT, Kate Nash, Diplo, The Ting Tings, The Cribs, Bat For Lashes, Bird and the Bee, The Temper Trap etc Read more
When a good band rolls into town here, definitely check them out. The venue is good and you can get up close. I saw Dungen, easily the best show I've seen in Boston.