Photos: Juicy J Turns Up at Boston's House of Blues

Juicy J performs at the House of Blues in Boston, MA on June 10th, 2015 as part of his "THC" tour (Benjamin Esakof/Roman's Rap-Up).

Juicy J brought his "THC," or "The Hustle Continues" tour, to Boston Wednesday night for another night of non-stop smoking and partying. His first full show in Boston in many years, the Academy Award-winning rapper came ready to turn up, and it was obvious the crowd was there to do same.

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Photos: Ben Mader Delivers Electrifying Performance at EP Release Show

Ben Mader performs at his EP release concert on May 31st, 2015 (OhkayChris/Roman's Rap-Up).

In celebration of the release of his debut EP "Lost in the Moment," RRU Mgmt's Ben Mader performed for a sold out crowd at his debut release show in Boston, MA on May 31st. Performing his hits "Don't Know How to Dance," and "Hoy You Do It," Ben had his fans going crazy the entire time. 

See photos from the show and M&G below:

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Photos: Billy Joel Takes Over Madison Square Garden for Sold-Out Residency

Music legend Billy Joel performs for a sold-out crow of almost 20,000 at his monthly residency at Madison Square Garden in NYC on May 28th, 2015 (Benjamin Esakof/Roman's Rap-Up).

Billy Joel took to Madison Square Garden Thursday night for the May show of his monthly residency. The residency, now going onto it's 18th show, has sold out every single month at the iconic venue. 

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Concert Review: Ed Sheeran Delivers Passionate Show in CT; Promises for Strong Gillette Stadium Concert

(Paul R. Giunta/Getty Images)

(Paul R. Giunta/Getty Images)

What’s so incredible about an Ed Sheeran concert?

It may be the crowd interaction; no cheese, no gimmicks, and no fourth-wall blocking the audience from the artist’s performance. Instead, a crowd will become immersed in the music, screaming the lyrics, waving their smart-phone lights in unison to the beat, and partaking in the famous “Ed Sheeran Selfie."

It may also be the simplicity of the show. Sheeran has found the balance between performance and technology- his shows feature eye-candy visuals, dazzling light shows and symbolic video edits displayed on moving video panels, but also retain the primary focus, which is on the music itself. This balance puts Sheeran into the light as he performs, and captures the crowd, instead of leaving them in the dark.

Finally, it could be the music itself. Ed Sheeran is an incredible composer. His music reflects his personality, both in it’s tempo and meaning. The lyrics have deep connections to his own life and personal experiences, and he reflects it in his voice as he performs. While many new listeners would think that Sheeran travels with a complete band- that is far from true. Sheeran takes the stage solo, utilizing just his microphone, his guitar and an effects pedal to create multi-layer songs live, seamlessly and with incredible spirit.

At his recent stop in Unacasville, Connecticut at Mohegan Sun, Sheeran delivered on these three core elements. After a great opening set performed by fellow Irishman Foy Vance, Sheeran took the stage to a huge standing applause from his fans. He fed the audience with songs such as “Don’t," “Thinking Out Loud," “Tenerife Sea," and his other greatest work. Towards the end of the concert, Sheeran got interactive with the crowd, determined to make every fan leave with hoarse throats. He also ad-libed several hit songs from fellow composers and artists, proving that he’s a truly diverse artist, able to work with multiple genres, tempos and song structures.

Sheeran’s upcoming tour stop at Gillette Stadium on September 25th, 2015 should prove to be a great experience, if not better, for his fans. Not only will the Gillette Stadium show be full of the same energy brought by Sheeran at every show, it will also be the largest audience he has performed for live in the U.S.

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