Noah Schaffer is a Contributor at The Arts Fuse and The Boston Globe. Based in Boston, his work spans the realms of arts and entertainment, with a focus on music genres, concerts and festivals, and nightlife. He has been featured in WBUR and has a diverse background that includes documentary production and writing about the court system.
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Noah's coverage predominantly focuses on local music and entertainment in the Boston area, with a significant emphasis on expert commentary. To effectively reach out to Noah, consider offering expert insights into the local music scene, upcoming concerts or events, and trends specific to Boston's entertainment landscape.
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By: Noah Schaffer
If the current state of the world is making you nostalgic for the late 2010s, the return of Khalid might be some good news.
Despite changing tastes, the economics of keeping a nine-piece band together and two cancer battles, Big D and the Kids Table have been at it since 1995. Their high-energy sound and heart-on-sleeves songwriting have been embraced by internationally and they just released their 12th LP, “The Good Ole American Saturday Night.”
From multi-day festivals to free local concerts, there is no shortage of options to hear live music this summer.
By: Noah Schaffer
For the first time since its 2018 debut - COVID-19 years notwithstanding - the Boston Art & Music Soul (BAMS) Festival is pausing its signature large-scale event at Franklin Park's Playstead Field.
By: Noah Schaffer
NEWPORT, R.I. - For jazz festival programmers, the 2026 calendar contains a gift: It's the centennial of two of the music's immortals, Miles Davis and John Coltrane.
By: Noah Schaffer
L ike a lot of local Taylor Swift fans, Robert Ellis Orrall tried without luck to buy a ticket to one of Swift's 2023 shows at Gillette Stadium.
By: Noah Schaffer
Mighty Mighty BossToneS bassist Joe Gittleman was scrolling on Facebook one day when he saw an interesting reel that his father, photographer Len
By: Noah Schaffer
Ahead of a run of shows with Boston’s Naya Rockers, the veteran Jamaican musician looks back on the Gladiators, Lee “Scratch” Perry, political “sleepwalking,” and a career still driven by curiosity.
By: Noah Schaffer
Over their four decades, Indigo Girls ' harmonies and songs have been a staple of concerts and campfire singalongs.
As someone who deeply resents seeing Valentine's Day retail displays before New Year's Eve, another reality has set in: We're in the midst of a late
