Brighton Music Hall opened its doors in the winter of 2011, welcoming a wide variety of up-and-coming musical acts from the Boston area and beyond. Located in the heart of Allston, Massachusetts, the 340-person-capacity venue caters to numerous college and …

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Commissioned by Edward Albee as a tribute to his late business partner and vaudeville’s greatest impresario, Benjamin Franklin Keith, the Boston Opera House first opened in 1928 as the B.F. Keith Memorial Theatre. The lavish movie theater was designed in a …

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House of Blues, on Boston’s iconic Lansdowne Street, is one of the premier live music venues in the city. Since opening its doors in 2009, it has presented over 600 performances showcasing a variety of world-class bands, artists, performers and …

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Located at the intersection of Lansdowne and Ipswich Streets, the MGM Music Hall at Fenway is a state-of-the-art, multi-purpose live performance venue that occupies roughly 91,500 square feet on four levels and accommodates 5,005 patrons.

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The Orpheum was built on the site of the Boston Music Hall in 1852. In 1900 the building was gutted and rebuilt within the old walls for conversion into a vaudeville theater and reopened on February 12, 1905, as the …

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The legendary Paradise Rock Club, with a capacity of 933, originally opened in 1977, has endured as one of Boston’s premier rock-and-roll clubs for over 30 years. It caters to the best up-and-coming national touring acts. Presenting around 200 shows …

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TBT Enterprises is an independent voice in the sports world that challenges the status quo by putting high stakes competition first.

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In 2020, TBT fans and soccer players Mike Volk and Henry Tembon reached out to TBT Founder Jon Mugar and suggested applying TBT’s high stakes, open-to-all model to soccer.

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