Ellie Goulding delivered an amazing performance to over 6,000 screaming fans Monday night at the Agganis Arena in Boston, MA. She performed hits like "Lights", "Burn", the Calvin Harris dance track "Need Your Love" and more, including my personal favorite "Explosions". Check out photos from the night below:
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Juicy J brought his "Never Sober Tour" to the House of Blues Tuesday night with Project Pat and Travi$ Scott, and it certainly lived up to it's name. As soon as Project Pat took the stage to get the night going, you could instantly tell every single soul in the building was there to party and have a good time.
Unfortunately, the fire alarm went off three songs into Juicy J's set, so the show ended early.
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Austin Mahone performing at the Orpheum Theatre in Boston, MA on March 7th, 2014. Photo by Benjamin Esakof/Roman's Rap-Up.
Austin Mahone's "Artist To Watch Tour" brought him up to Boston's Orpheum Theatre on Friday as he performed a sold out show to over 2,500 screaming girls. However, the girls had reason to scream. Austin sang all of his hits like "Banga! Banga!", "Mmm Yeah", "What About Love" and more with outstanding vocals-but that's not all. Mahone danced effortlessly through each song of his 45-minute set as well.
The Texas-singer was joined by Becky G, who opened the show.
Find photos and a video of the night below:
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Roman's Rap-Up was at the Square One Mall today in Saugus, MA for Little Mix's signing of their newest album, "Salute"!
Didn't get to go to the album signing? Want another autographed copy of "Salute"? You're in luck! We are giving one away, and all you have to do to enter is follow us on Twitter and retweet the below:
Follow us and RT for a chance to win a signed copy of @LittleMixOffic new album #Salute! Winner selected 3/10 at 8PM.
— Roman's Rap-Up (@romansrapup) March 7, 2014Check out photos from the event below:
Courtesy Columbia Records.
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An arena full of over 13,000 screaming fans, all for one man.
That was the scene Thursday night when Justin Timberlake brought his sold-out "20/20 Experience World Tour" to the TD Garden in Boston. When he took the stage around 8:30, you could feel his presence from anywhere in the arena. In fact, after “Pusher Love Girl”, the singer just stood in the middle of the massive stage while everyone cheered for him. Once he introduced his huge hit “TKO” a few songs in, everyone went even more berserk for the Tennessee star.
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Every concert has spectacular singing and dancing (including this one), but the thing that really separated the “20/20 Experience” tour was the connection Justin Timberlake had with his fans. When singing songs like “Cry Me A River”, “Mirrors” (more on that later), and other slow ballads, Timberlake actively invited singing from the audience, and often stopped to soak up the energy.
“Resiliency, not just in America, but this town, it really moved me.... I love you guys.”
Halfway through the show, the former N-Sync star’s stage rose up, and travelled to the back of the arena while he sang “Let The Groove Get In”. From there, he was able to see the “real Boston”, and to give all of the fans that might not have had such a great view of him when he was upfront a chance to see him up close. There, he commented on last year’s Marathon Bombing, saying “Resiliency, not just America, but this town, it really moved me.... I love you guys”. The Boston crowd went even more insane, but more importantly, it showed how much JT cared. I’ve attended numerous Boston events since last April, and Justin is the only one to touch upon it. In fact, the singer even made a toast to Boston Strong.
Timberlake continued the nearly 3-hour set singing hits like "Take Back The Night", "Suit and Tie", and the old classic "Sexyback". But perhaps my favorite moment of the night was when he sang his 2013 hit ‘Mirrors’ at the end of the show. The energy in the room was simply amazing-he had every fan singing along with him.
Justin Timberlake’s "20/20 Experience World Tour" is a show like no other. A moving stage, incredible effects, and extraordinary vocals make for a memorable night. No review can do the connection Justin has to his fans justice, it just has to be experienced. It truly was a ’20/20 Experience’.
Didn’t get to see the "20/20 Experience World Tour" this time around? He’s coming back! Catch him at the TD Garden this summer on July 19th.
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