G N INT OSTO ER • SL NICKDAW BLE B IN PIT RUM KS • RAGE T OF JU HER FLIC ’ ROLL G LOOP E V O HOS LLIN SLAS K ‘N CK IC C MUS OU • G Y TARE’S T • ROC STON CA DEER TI LT Y E O • S E U B V E SINC MEO • A UFU F USSY • RO UNO LOUD C N B P C E CHRO NIFE • PERFECT HE NUM OLINA • Y BROW S K N N T • THE ERLUST RUGS • JUANA M • DAN • TWEE S L D N D • WAN AR ON GOATS RICHMAN• FRICTIO GE MODE ... A W THE OUNTAINNATHAN YNEHALL S • LEVER F BODOM ! Y L M E • JO • LEON V DUM GIR ILDREN O B A COP TH S S H A A CARC EMARCO EST • DUMNFIELD • C Y. GO GR D F A R D C D O MA H IT DEA LOTTE C NES WED S SMA X • CHAR EVERY LU TS SON E STREE H T ON TH T E BES m n.co lydig osto b g i week d / m .co book face on bost @dig togetherboston.com // @together // #tgthr5 Dear Together Attendees, It is simply immeasurable the amount of people who have been a part of you reading this sentence. Five years old, our festival has included literally hundreds of participating musicians. When you consider the staff of the venues, the number of volunteers, the agencies scattered throughout the globe, the city managers and their staffs, our partner universities, our overall partners, our panel discussions, and of course, the attendees, you’re literally talking about hundreds of thousands of people. The question in our mind is: Why? What is the purpose of this? The staff puts in time and effort for pennies on the dollar. Together works almost all year to bring you a week-long celebration of music, art and technology. Why? We, as a community—and as a worldwide network—have an innate feeling that this city deserves to have an international lens shone on its innovations: its artists, its technologists and musicians. We believe the students and professors should have fun at the end of their term, as they come up for air. We believe Boston can stand side-by-side with Montreal, Seattle, New York City and yes, Austin, to hold an internationally-recognized festival. We believe keeping the T open later is a good idea. We literally demonstrate how allowing people to party well into the night invigorates an economy. But we also believe that to keep young people in Boston, first and foremost, we must celebrate their contributions to our creative community. We believe once a year we must take the time to recognize the innovations sprouting from our schools, the boldness in our music, the creativity in our arts and the excitement in our technologies. An event that young and old look to every year and cause them to say: “I love this city!” That event is Together Boston. And that is why. David Day Creative Director togetherboston.com // @together // #tgthr5 Masthead MANAGING DIRECTOR Alexander Maniatis CREATIVE DIRECTOR David Day BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT TEAM Jeff Lawrence, Graham Wilson OPERATIONS DIRECTOR Gareth Middlebrook EDITORIAL DIRECTOR Ben Gray GENERAL MANAGER Corina Hernandez STREET TEAM COORDINATOR Marita Banda DIRECTOR OF PRODUCTION Koren Bernardi PRODUCTION STAFF Lucas Abend, Nick Binary, Will Clements, Allan Flanders, Yumiko Fujiwara, Nick Garcia, Asia Lakay Grady, Eric Levine, Ian Nault, Drenden Smada MARKETING DIRECTOR Charles Mazzola DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC RELATIONS Kerry Israel DIRECTOR OF HOSPITALITY Polina Volchek CO-FOUNDER Mike Mckay CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER Joe Grafton CHIEF INSPIRATION OFFICER Nicholas “Nicky Digital” Rhodes DAYTIME WORKSHOP COORDINATOR Sarah Hoffman GRAPHIC DESIGNER Dan Hasset-Salley PRODUCTION MANAGER Phil Dumka TOGETHER TALKS COORDINATOR Jason O. Stevens TOGETHER CENTER MANAGER Kedaar Kumar WEBMASTER Jessica Sutton ASSISTANT WEBMASTER Martha Carl VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR May-Lee Sia ART COORDINATOR Alexis Avedisian TECHNOLOGY COORDINATOR Robby Grodin COMPILATION MANAGER Nick Minieri PARTNERSHIP FULFILLMENT COORDINATOR Sam Tilney MARKETING COORDINATOR Lucas Stewart VISUAL DESIGNER Jonas Margraf TOGETHER GUIDE DESIGN Tak Toyoshima MMMMAVEN WORKSHOP STAFF Ali Berger, Cam Bjork, Caitlin Gilbert, Aaron Hopkins, Shannon Johnson, Jeff Kinney, Matt Kowalski, Charles Li, Sammi Nguyen, Peter O’karma, Nedret Sahin, Gigi Sakiris, Michael Tsung, Slick Vick TOGETHER CENTER STAFF Anthony Buda, Brian Donnelly, Chris Fleming, Paige Haber, Gabby Jones, John Mcenaney, Jean Theodat, Vincent Tang PHOTOGRAPHY COORDINATOR Nick Minieri PHOTOGRAPHERS Georgette Bibber, Angela Bray, Biyeun Buczyk, Gleb Budilovsky, Alina Czekala, Korben “Siouxside” Dallas, Marshall Harris, Dave Palmacci, Sarah Robertson, Jonathan Santarelli, Jeremiah True, Jessica Virrarreal, Geoff White TECHNOLOGY SPECIALIST Alexan Mardigian BLOGGERS Erika Bjerklie, Ben Stas, Jessica Schmidt VJ COMPETITION COORDINATORS Jon Bonk & Shawn Faherty IN HOUSE COUNSEL Peter O’karma DESIGN CONCEPT Dan Murphy CREATIVE ASSOCIATE Ben Stas BOOKING ASSOCIATE Daniel Esmond togetherboston.com // @together // #tgthr5 Thanks SPECIAL THANKS Jason Amm, John Andress, Ric Bakir, Chris Baronner, Malcolm Bechard, Josh Bhatti, Branka Bogdanov, Susanna Bolle, Max Braun, Erik Brown, Nate Brown, Greg Burdett, Maggie Cavallo, Richard Chwastiak, Leland Chung, Leigh Christie, Hagi Craig, James Cuddyer, James Cui, Data Garden, Tara Deporte, Casey Desmond, Bob Diesel, Jared Dobson, Joe Dulac, Clay Fernald, Peter Fiumara, Anthony Flackett, Lenore Fauliso, Jay Fields, Jesse Gallagher, Jeff Gilbride, Kevin Gimble, Coleman Goughary, Richard Guerra, Evan Hancock, Kegan Harrington, Leanne Harvey, Latane Hughes, Andrew Hylnsky, Oli Issacs, Marcus Johnson-Smith, Marcie Joy, Jsgd, Matt Kingsley, Danny Kutty, Devin Landau, Carl Lavin, Jeff Lipton, Joris De Long, Andrew Kelsey, Lawrence Liu, Owen Mallon, Meghan Malloy, Martyn/3024, Andrew Mather, Jonathan Mcdonald, Keith Mcmillen, Tricia Meegan, Jay Medina, Lisa Monrose, Jay Moss, Bob Mould, Alexis Murphy, Jeffrey Nadeau, Aaron Niederhelman, Justin Offerman, Shannon O’halloran, Brad Owen, Kim Pfluger, Jerome Potter, Sean Quinn, Robin Rimbaud, Marissa Rae Roberts, Maggie Reilly, The Slater Family, Binoy Shah, Damian Silva, Josh Smith, Ryan Smith, Kelly Soule, Jazz Spinder, Loudon Stearns, Mike Swells, Rob Swift, Quentin Tarantino, Colin Thurmond, Lance Tobin, Lionel Train, Leah Vitello, Josh Weinberg, Miroslav Wiesner, Tom Windish THE DISTRICT HALL SUPERSTARS Nicole Fichera, Carlos Martínez-Vela, Andrew Singleton, Kevin Winant PRODUCTION PARTNERS Sonic Beating, Taylor Rental, Cemi, Fractaltribe Very Special Thanks To The Cities Of Cambridge And Boston, Pamela Carver, Eli Goldstein, Thomas Johnston, Joyce Judge, Joyce Linehan Patricia Malone, Elizabeth O’Brien, and the Honorable Mayor Marty Walsh And The Sater Family Together 2014 Is Dedicated To Frankie Knuckles Partners togetherboston.com // @together // #tgthr5 Friday // 5.9.14 8 PM MUSIC // ART // TECH // TALK TOGETHER & GENERAL ASSEMBLY PRESENT THE 2ND HACK TOGETHER all ages, $15 Sunday // 5.11.14 8 OPENING NIGHT PARTY PM A TRIBUTE TO FRANKIE KNUCKLES Middlesex Lounge // 21+, $5, free with pass THE ICONIC ROBERT HOOD Legacy, as it pertains to electronic music, is a curious beast. It’s fetishized in a manner that’s similar to all walks of music, sure, but that’s about where any resemblance ends. There’s a gross impermanence attached to rock and hip-hop careers – legacies dying, reviving, burning out. But in electronic lore, legacies only seem to compound. Robert Hood is proof of such phenomena. In dance culture, the city of Detroit is mythologized to no end and rightfully so. It’s birthed impactful founders, rightful torchbearers, and a recent class of upstarts worthy of upholding the burdensome tradition. But few have managed it with such impeccable longevity and class as Hood. And with a discography that currently spans into its third decade, the native son shows no signs of slowing, and is constantly refining his palate. [Michael Walsh] 8 PM ROBERT HOOD W/ JACKMASTER, DOCTOR JEEP AND GYS Middle East Downstairs // 18+, $20 adv, $25 dos togetherboston.com // @together // #tgthr5 MUSIC // ART // TECH // TALK 5 TO 8 PM MMMMAVEN RECHARGE LOUNGE 6 ToUch PERFORMANCE ART PM PRESENTS MASTERCLASS WORKSHOP FOR COLLABORATIVE ARTISTS Mmmmaven // Free 7 INTEGRATING HARDWARE PM & SOFTWARE W/ ABLETON LIVE W/ DAMIAN SILVA (BASSIC) Mmmmaven // Free Monday // 5.12.14 8 PM SOHN W/ MR. LITTLE JEANS The Sinclair // 18+, $13 ADV, $15 DOS 9 BEAT RESEARCH PM @BEAT RESEARCH Good Life // 18+, free GALLERY PRESENTS SCOTT GROOVES Middlesex Lounge // 21+, $5-10 CEREMONY PRESENTS DAMIAN PLAGUE Arc // 21+, Free before 9:30, $5 After 10: THE FRINGE 30 PM Lily Pad // All ages, $10 suggested donation Tuesday // 5.13.14 5 TO 8 PM MMMMAVEN RECHARGE LOUNGE 6 KEITH MCMILLEN PM INSTRUMENTS OPEN HOUSE W/ MODULOKTOPUS Mmmmaven // Free 6: JON BONK PRESENTS 30 PM VJ COMPETITION Wonderbar // 21+, free 8 PM THRUST CRIMES (SLEEP CRIMES + THRUST CLUB) W/ VIA APP Lily Pad // All ages, $10 suggested donation 9 HEARTHROB PARTY MACHINE PM W/ PAUL JOHNSON Middlesex Lounge // 21+, $10 LOST IN BOSTON PRESENTS TUBA NYC SHOWCASE W/ COMPA, BAKIR, MOLDY, PRISM Wonder Bar // 21+, $12 9: ACOUSTICA ELECTRONICA 30 PM Club Oberon // 21+, $25 10 ZUESDAY PM W/ DJ LEAH V AND BLK.ADONIS Zuzu // 21+, $5 togetherboston.com // @together // #tgthr5 Wednesday // 5.14.14 5 TO 8 PM MMMMAVEN RECHARGE LOUNGE 8 PM Mmmmaven // Free CHET FAKER Paradise // 18+, $15 ROBERT HOOD W/ JACKMASTER, DOCTOR JEEP AND GYS 6 LIVE INSTRUMENTATION PM W/ ABLETON LIVE FEATURING MIKE MCCARTHY + JOSH WEINBERG MUSIC // ART // TECH // TALK Middle East Downstairs // 18+, $20 ADV, $25 DOS 9 RE:SET PRESENTS PM KOLUMBO 6: INNOVATE BOSTON 30 PM District Hall // Phoenix Landing // 19+, $10 HNDMD PRESENTS All ages, free w/ RSVP SOPHIE Middlesex Lounge // 21+, $10 7 NON-EVENT PRESENTS PM AZEVEDO/KAREL/SPEARE TRIO Waterworks Museum // All ages, $10 TOGETHER SESSIONS NIGHTTIME SUNSHINE GILL AHARON TRIO 7: A SONG FOR ECHO 30 Charles Hayden Planetarium // PM Lily Pad // All ages, $10 suggested donation All ages, $15 Thursday // 5.15.14 THE TOGETHER CENTER AT DISTRICT HALL You are invited to join us at the Seaport’s District Hall for a series of Together Talks and music technology demonstrations May 15th-18th. Just steps from the Courthouse MBTA station, District Hall includes a coffeeshop, restaurant and state-of-the-art technologies. TOGETHER TALKS: COMMUNITY 11 DISCUSSION AM OPENING CEREMONIES 12 PM DANCING ON THE CHARLES: A DISCUSSION WITH SOUL CLAP 12: DRUM DESIGN 30 & MUSIC PRODUCTION W/ IZOTOPE 1 ACOUSTICA ELECTRONICA PM WORKING TOGETHER togetherboston.com // @together // #tgthr5 MUSIC // ART // TECH // TALK 2 PM GETTING STARTED IN BOSTON START-UPS W/ JAY NEELY Thursday // 5.15.14 8 PM 2: MUSIC PRODUCTION Q&A 30 PM W/ IZOTOPE 3 PM WHAT CAN A VJ DO TO TRANSFORM YOUR PARTY W/ BILL GRIFFITH AND BRIAN MCGREGGOR 4 PM MUSIC AND COPYRIGHT IN 2014 W/ ANDY SELLARS 4: 30 PM VOCAL EDITING, MIXING AND MASTERING W/ IZOTOPE 5 HOW TO BE HEARD PM THE IMPORTANCE OF AUDIO IN INDIE GAMING 5 TO 8 PM MMMMAVEN RECHARGE LOUNGE 6 HUMAN IMPACTS BOSTON TO 9: Goethe Institut // 30 All ages, free PM 7 PM DANCE MUSIC, COMMUNITY AND SOCIAL CHANGE W/ JOE GRAFTON 8 PM PILLOW TALK (LIVE), SOUL CLAP AND TANNER ROSS Sinclair // 18+, $18 THE GASLAMP KILLER W/ NATASHA KMETO, JACK DICE, DJ EVAREDY Middle East Downstairs // 18+,$15 early bird, $20 ADV, $25 DOS 9 PM YASIIN BEY (MOS DEF) The Wilbur // All ages, $35-45 BRETON W/ KID KARATE Great Scott // 18+, $10 #MAKEITNEW PRESENTS DANIEL AVERY Middlesex Lounge // 21+, $15 before 11, $20 after TOGETHER SESSIONS MAJOR STARS, LILYS AND FRIENDS, DOUG TUTTLE, CARLISLE SOUND Lily Pad // all ages, $10 suggested donation 10 ELEMENTS PRESENTS PM UPBEATS, CIRRUS AND EPILLEPTECH Phoenix Landing // 19+, $10 togetherboston.com // @together // #tgthr5 Friday // 5.16.14 MUSIC // ART // TECH // TALK TOGETHER TALKS: TECHNOLOGY 12 PM VIDEO TOOLS FOR CUSTOMER ENAGAEMENT W/ TRISH FROM VSNAP 1 PM TOGETHER’S VISUAL ARTIST JONAS MARGRAF ON THE UNISYS OF MUSIC, ART AND TECHNOLOGY 8 PM DJ BOB MOULD W/ GROUP HUG 1: LIVE VOCAL PROCESSING 30 PM W/ NATASHA KMETO The Sinclair // 18+, $20 Ableton Spaces NOISIA W/ DJ LENORE 2 AN ORCHESTRA IN AN APP PM CADENZA W/ PAUL HENRY SMITH 4 PM SOCII: THE APP THAT “IS GOING TO CHANGE ADVERTISING FOREVER” Middle East Downstairs // 18+, $20 9 TABLE MANNERS PRESENTS PM DJ ROB SWIFT Great Scott // 21+, $10-15 TBA - FOLLOW @TOGETHER BASSIC BOSTON PRESENTS Ableton Spaces 5 PM HOW NEW MEDIA IS SAVING CLASSICAL MUSIC W/ GROUPMUSE UNTOLD (LIVE) Good Life // 21+, $10 10 PM 5 SOUL CLAP RECORD FAIR TO 8 Mmmmaven // Free PM 6 TO 8 PM MUSIC 2.0 7 SONIC BODIES PM W/ SCANNER AND STEPHEN VITIELLO ACT Cube // all ages, free TENSNAKE W/ CURSES Bijou // 21+, $20 SOLID! PRESENTS BOSQ Zuzu // 21+, $5 11 PM MARTYN VS. PEARSON SOUND 1 AM JEROME ISMA-AE W/ GLOWKIDS & FUSE Secret location // 21+, $15 Rise // 18+, $20 8 PM THE GASLAMP KILLER W/ NATASHA KMETO, JACK DICE & EVAREDY Middle East Downstairs // 18+, $20 ADV, $25 DOS EXUBERANT ECCENTRICITY WITH THE GASLAMP KILLER Remember a couple years back when the biggest talking point surrounding our country’s electronic landscape was something to the effect of ‘USA <3s EDM lols’? Well, that’s not the case any longer and anyone who protests otherwise is jealous and probably a hater. In reality, the proliferation of micro-pockets of electronic subcultures throughout our nation’s biggest cities (and some of the smaller ones as well) is the foremost reason for excitement around these parts. It’s not a particularly new trend – Detroit, what? – but locales developing trademark sounds, contributing to a larger melting pot of sonic diversity, is something to be proud of. In Los Angeles, our West Coast comrades have been honing in on a sound for some time now, a hip-hop-driven sound of the underground that curiously coincides with some of the city’s defining characteristics, warts and all. Tasked with mirroring some of their brasher eccentricities is one William Bensussen, a/k/a The Gaslamp Killer. In the live arena, GLK embodies sheer maximalism. Huffing across the stage, he’s wont to connect the dots from Madlib to Morricone, from trap to traditional hip-hop, only ever pausing to thank the crowd for reciprocating his mania. He’s recently shared stages with everyone from Just Blaze to Thundercat, and his willingness to impart upon us some of his beautiful bombast is a cause for celebration. And headbanging, lots and lots of headbanging. [Michael Walsh] togetherboston.com // @together // #tgthr5 Saturday // 5.17.14 MUSIC // ART // TECH // TALK TOGETHER TALKS: MUSIC 11 AM KIRAN GHANDI AND NICK KRASNEY ON THE POWER OF COLLABORATION IN MUSIC 12 PM M.E.A.L MUSIC ENTREPRENEURS AT LUNCH REINVENTING THE LIVE CONCERT EXPERIENCE W/ GROOVE BOSTON 5 MMMMAVEN TO 8 RECHARGE LOUNGE Gather Boston // Free w/ RSVP PM 5: ROB SWIFT TUTORIAL 30 10 YEARS OF BEAT RESEARCH PM Mmmmaven // Free AT MASSART WITH DJ FLACK 1 INSIDE GLOBAL FESTIVAL PM PHOTOGRAPHY W/ NICKY DIGITAL AND GREG BURDETT 1: 30 PM GENERATING MUSIC W/ PLANTS FEAT. DATA GARDEN 2 PM WAYNE MARSHALL ON THE HISTORY OF TAMBORZÃO 3 PM #NAIJA THE RISE OF POP MUSIC ON THE AFRICAN CONTINENT AND BEYOND WITH BEGBICK 4 PM 5 PM Ableton Spaces WHAT IS A RECORD LABEL? AND Q&A 6 NICKY DIGITAL RECEPTION TO 8 Thomas Young Gallery // Free PM 7 SOME LIKE IT HOTT PRESENTS PM JUSTIN STRAUSS Lily Pad // 21+, $5 before 7pm, $10 after 8 PM CASHMERE CAT, JEROME LOL, DJ ONEMAN W/ DURKIN Middle East Downstairs // 18+, $20 ADV, $25 DOS 9 DON’T ASK DON’T TELL PM W/ BEN AQUA, SWELTA, POOLBOY92, & COLBY DRASHER Great Scott // 21+, free 10 PM LOL ABLETON PUSH W/ JEROME LOL NUMERO GROUP VS. SOULELUJAH Middle East Upstairs // 21+, $10 SWEET SHOP PRESENTS MOON BOOTS Ableton Spaces Good Life // 21+, $10 1 AM DAVE SEAMAN Rise Afterhours // 18+, $10 togetherboston.com // @together // #tgthr5 MUSIC // ART // TECH // TALK Sunday // 5.18.14 TOGETHER TALKS: ART INSIDE MIT’S A.C.T. LAB W/ LEIGH CHRISTIE 11 SEA CHANGE BOSTON BY AM SASAKI ASSOCIATES 4 PM 12 DEMOSCENERS DO IT PM IN REAL TIME 4: HIT THE DECKS W/ DJ 30 PM Youth Open House THE COLLABORATIVE EFFORT BEHIND THE EXHIBITION W/ VAL GRIMM OF @PARTY 12 CRYPTOPARTY TO General Assembly // Free 6 PM BEAT ACADEMY LIVE! YOUTH DJ & MUSIC PRODUCTION OPEN HOUSE 12: 30 PM LET’S WRITE LYRICS W/ MARCIE JOY Youth Open House 1 CREATIVITY NOW PM THE NEXUS OF ART & ENTERPRISE WITH ALTER 1: MUSIC TECH GEAR 30 TO PETTING ZOO 4: Youth Open House 30 PM 2 PM VIDEO 5 PM RISD’S WEARABLE TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM W/ BRIAN KANE 5 TO 8 PM MMMMAVEN RECHARGE LOUNGE 6 GO BEHIND THE EURO RACK PM W/ BERKLEE’S DR. B 8 PM HOUSE OF PELA W/ JOJO FLORES Naga // 19+, $5 with RSVP, $10 at door JULIO BASHMORE The Sinclair // 18+, $15 ADV, $18 DOS URBAN SCREENS AND URBAN ART W/ GEORGE FIFIELD TOGETHER SESSIONS I DREAM OF WIRES DOCUMENTARY SCREENING Lily Pad // All ages, $10 suggested donation Institute of Contemporary Art // $12 3 PM 4: BOSTON MUSIC 30 TO FILM FEST 6 CCTV // Free PM LEAH V BEHIND THE TOGETHER INSTALLATION W/ SEPT/MAY SUNBURNED HAND OF THE MAN, NEPTUNE, KFW CASEY DESMOND ABNDN LIFE LAUNCH W/ MISS GEO, CONDOR, PRESS PAUSE; RESTART TT the Bear’s // 18+, $10 MODULAR WIZARDRY ON SCREEN AND IN PERSON On the closing day of our festival, as our featured film, we’ll screen I Dream of Wires at the Institute of Contemporary Art. Robert Fantinatto’s documentary is billed as a “film about the phenomenal resurgence of the modular synthesizer, exploring the passions, obsession, and dreams of people who have dedicated part of their lives to this esoteric electronic music machine.” And in many regards, it’s the perfect cap to our week-long program; largely because if it wasn’t for those above referenced obsessives, there wouldn’t be a Together Boston. The sound procured from those machines is the closest thing we have to an auditory calling card. To see it in action, look no further than one of Fantianatto’s featured interviewees, who will be playing live at the Lily Pad later that evening. Cambridge resident Keith Fullerton Whitman’s devotion to modular synthesizers is uncanny. To see him perform live is to witness dedication in its purest sense, perfunctory manipulation and mastery of a craft that would rightfully send most cowering. It’s a sight to behold and to hear him tell it, Sunday’s masterclass should be no different. “Every time I play it’s a one off thing,” he reveals of his mind state leading into the festival. “And even though this is a gig right 2 I DREAM OF WIRES around the corner from my house PM DOCUMENTARY SCREENING and my office, I’m still going to Institute of Contemporary Art do something specific, something // $12 special for that one show.” Sounds exciting to us. We 8 SUNBURNED HAND OF THE MAN, can’t wait to see what modular PM NEPTUNE, KEITH FULLERTON wizardry he has in store. [Michael Walsh] WHITMAN Lily Pad // All ages, $10 suggested donation Venue Addresses ACT CUBE AT MIT GREAT SCOTT PHOENIX LANDING ARC INSTITUTE OF CONTEMPORARY ART RISE ACT Cube E15-001 (Lower Level) 20 Ames St, Cambridge 835 Beacon St, Boston (617) 262-2121 BIJOU 51 Stuart St, Boston (617) 357-4565 CCTV 438 Mass. Ave, Cambridge (617) 661-6900 CHARLES HAYDEN PLANETARIUM AT THE MUSEUM OF SCIENCE 11 Science Park, Boston (617) 723-2500 CHURCH 69 Kilmarnock St, Boston (617) 236-7600 CLUB OBERON 2 Arrow St, Cambridge (617) 496-8004 GENERAL ASSEMBLY 51 Melcher St, Boston @GA_boston GOETHE INSTITUT 170 Beacon St, Boston (617) 262-6050 GOOD LIFE 28 Kingston St, Boston (617) 451-2622 1222 Commonwealth Ave, Allston (617) 566-9014 100 Northern Ave, Boston (617) 478-3100 LILY PAD 1353 Cambridge St, Cambridge (617) 395-1393 MIDDLE EAST DOWNSTAIRS 472 Mass. Ave, Cambridge (617) 864-3278 MIDDLE EAST UPSTAIRS 472 Mass. Ave, Cambridge (617) 864-3278 MIDDLESEX LOUNGE 315 Mass. Ave, Cambridge (617) 868-6739 MMMMAVEN 614 Mass. Ave #203, Cambridge (617) 849-9321 NAGA 450 Mass. Ave, Cambridge (617) 661-4900 PARADISE ROCK CLUB 71 Commonwealth Ave., Boston (617) 562-8814 512 Mass. Ave, Cambridge (617) 576-6260 306 Stuart St, Boston (617) 423-7473 THE SINCLAIR 52 Church St, Cambridge (617) 547-5200 THOMAS YOUNG GALLERY 516 E. 2nd St, Boston (617) 269-8430 T.T. THE BEAR’S 10 Brookline St, Cambridge (617) 492-0082 TOGETHER CENTER AT DISTRICT HALL 75 Northern Ave, Seaport District, Boston (617) 849-9321 WATERWORKS MUSEUM 2450 Beacon St, Boston (617) 277-0065 THE WILBUR 246 Tremont St, Boston (617) 248-9700 WONDER BAR 186 Harvard Ave, Allston (617) 351-2665 ZUZU 472 Mass. Ave, Cambridge (617) 864-3278
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