InBoston Magazine & Round Table Show

11/29/2025

Inboston Magazine. Thank you this jacket🔥🔥🔥!

11/18/2025

You pay taxes, so you have a right to know. I am asking you to support our ballot initiative to place the State House under the Public Records Law. Transparency, accountability, and accessibility matter.

11/17/2025

✨ What a night in Boston! ✨
An incredible evening at Kings Back Bay supporting the Jaylen Brown 7uice Foundation! 💚🎳
So amazing to see Jaylen, his Celtics teammates, Coach Mazzulla, and even former Red Sox players show up strong for this powerful mission.

Hosted by:
Jaylen Brown & The 7uice Foundation, featuring celebrity guests, teammates, media, and community partners.

The 7uice Foundation Bowl brought together athletes, celebrities & leaders for a night of fun, philanthropy, and purpose — all to support youth programs focused on education, empowerment & equity. 🙌

📅 November 13, 2025
📍 Kings Dining & Entertainment, Back Bay

The 7uice Foundation continues its mission to uplift the next generation through access, leadership, and educational opportunities. Nights like this fuel real change. 💛

👉 Want to support?
Donate or get involved: [email protected]

More coverage coming soon from InBoston Magazine! 🖤

11/14/2025

🔥 Sebastian Maniscalco at Comics Come Home 29… absolute perfection! 😂🙌

What an incredible event raising money for the Cam Neely Foundation — we literally laughed our asses off the entire show, and Sebastian was by far one of my favorites of the night!

The Cam Neely Foundation does such important, meaningful work for families facing cancer. You can still donate and be part of this amazing cause. ❤️🙏 learn more at and www.camNeelyfoundation.org

Counting down to next year’s milestone Comics Come Home 30 — it’s going to be the biggest one yet! 🎉✨

11/14/2025

✨ Always a blast catching up with our cover feature and great friend, the legendary Lenny Clarke! 🎤🤣

Don’t miss his brand-new Amazon series Scarpetta, featuring Lenny alongside Jamie Lee Curtis, Nicole Kidman, and an absolutely fantastic cast. Premiering this January on Amazon — you won’t want to miss it! 🎬💫

And of course, catch him on the comedy stage whenever you can — he was absolutely hilarious at Comics Come Home! 🔥😂

11/12/2025

When word spread that Gary Numan was opening for The Psychedelic Furs in Boston, fans could hardly believe it. Numan—pioneer, icon, synth visionary—returned to the stage not as a nostalgic act, but as a living reminder of why his sound still shapes the future of music.

From the moment he appeared—dressed like a chrome-plated prophet of the post-punk era—the venue transformed into a storm of lights, distortion, and pure kinetic energy. The set launched with “Halo” and “The Chosen” before crashing into the industrial classic “Metal.” The audience felt every pulse and beat, a collective surge of decades-deep admiration.

At 67, Numan moved with the intensity of someone half his age—spinning, leaping, and commanding the stage with feral precision. The crowd, a multigenerational sea of true believers, roared through every lyric. When “Cars” hit, the room erupted in a euphoric singalong.

By the time “Are ‘Friends’ Electric?” closed the set, Boston was on its feet—caught between nostalgia and revelation.

“Numan didn’t just open the night—he defined it.”

11/12/2025

The Psychedelic Furs: Age Is Just a Number. So Is the Year.
Opening with “Heaven,” the Furs walked onstage to a wave of cheers and a sea of raised phones. But it took just seconds for Richard Butler to render the tech redundant. His voice raspy, wry, and effortlessly emotive  immediately drew the crowd into his world, where romance is always on the edge of ruin and every dancefloor hides a dark secret.
The band was tight from the start. Mars Williams’ saxophone (a key part of their signature sound) might be gone  the beloved multi-instrumentalist passed in 2023 but their current lineup honors that legacy with grace. Amanda Kramer’s keyboards shimmered and swelled, filling the space with warmth and bite, while guitarist Rich Good injected fresh energy into even the most familiar riffs.

The setlist was a masterclass in dynamics. “The Ghost in You” was delicate and devastating, with Butler cradling the mic like a cigarette and delivering each line like a confession. “Love My Way” lit the room up  all bouncing synth marimbas and sing-along joy  while “President Gas” hit like a political Molotov, as timely now as it was 40 years ago.

But this wasn’t just a tour through the past. Newer material from Made of Rain (2020) stood shoulder to shoulder with the classics. “Wrong Train” and “Don’t Believe” bristled with atmosphere, showing a band still evolving, still taking risks.

Throughout the night, Butler played the reluctant rock star  smiling wryly, stepping back during solos, occasionally twirling or tapping a tambourine. He doesn’t need to shout to command a room. He just is.

The Psychedelic Furs in 2025 are not a legacy act resting on past glories. They are a living, breathing, emotionally potent band who still care.

11/12/2025