Boston’s music scene is backed by music venues that have withstood the test of time. Whether you’re drawn to the timeless charm of Wally’s Cafe Jazz Club or eager to explore the cutting-edge sounds of Roadrunner, Boston’s music venues offer something for everyone. From legendary spots steeped in history to innovative newcomers pushing sonic boundaries, these venues ensure that all artists should include Boston on their tour schedules.
See latest videos, charts and news See latest videos, charts and news Wally’s Cafe Jazz Club Founded in 1947, Wally’s Cafe Jazz Club holds the distinction of being the first Black-owned jaz club in New England. Located in the South End, Wally’s has been a sanctuary for jazz artists and students alike in the city. Over the years, legendary jazz musicians like Duke Ellington and Billie Holiday have graced the Wally’s stage.
Now, nearly 78 years later, the club remains owned and operated by its founding family. Paradise Rock Club Paradise Rock Club is a standing room only venue located in Boston. In its 40+ year history, the Paradise has been host to artists like U2, Tom Betty, Billy Joel, and more.
This summer, fans can catch performances from a wide range of artists including 50 Cent, Snakehips, Lay Lay, Hobo Johnson. Roadrunner In the historic Fenway neighborhood, Roadrunner has emerged as one of the most popular new venues in the city. As the largest indoor general admission venue in New England, Roadrunner was designed to deliv.