Front Row Boston

It's fitting that the first episode of Front Row Boston features Boston Celtic punk legends Dropkick Murphys. The band performed five shows over four days at House of Blues Boston as part of their annual hometown stand. The shows sell out months in advance as loyal Murphys fans make it a point to see them in the city where it all started.

Oregon based, Typhoon, perform live at Brighton Music Hall in Boston. So much of the writing on White Lighter draws from frontman Kyle Morton's life-threatening experiences with a bug bite as a kid that infected his organs and nearly killed him. He's alive today because of a kidney transplant from his father and with the help of medication that keeps his body from rejecting the new organ.

Brooklyn-based, The Lone Bellow, perform live at the legendary Paradise Rock Club. Playing most of the tracks from their debut record, this is a band on a mission to leave it all on the stage. There's no denying their exuberance, passion, and musical synergy. Layering beautiful harmonies and yet fully capable of rocking out with the best of them, this is a band headed for a remarkable career.

Nick Waterhouse and San Fermin perform live at Brighton Music Hall in Boston. The full show includes exclusive interview footage with Nick Waterhouse as well as San Fermin's Ellis Ludwig-Leone, Rae Cassidy and Allen Tate; backstage footage, fan interviews, and tons of full length songs.

Lily & Madeleine, and Greensky Bluegrass perform live at Cafe 939 in Boston. The full show includes exclusive interview footage with Lily and Madeleine / Greensky Bluegrass, backstage footage, fan interviews, and tons of full length songs.

James Vincent McMorrow and Chet Faker perform live at the legendary Paradise Rock Club in Boston. Chet is an independent Australian electronica musician who writes, records and produces his own music. In 2012 he won Breakthrough Artist of the Year at the Australian Independent Records Awards.

Australian indie-pop quartet The Jezabels live at Brighton Music Hall in Allston, MA. The group formed in 2007 at the University of Sydney. Many fans discovered The Jezabels through the song "A Little Piece" featured on the viral YouTube video of mountain bike rider Danny MacAskill.

First Aid Kit perform live at the legendary Paradise Rock Club in Boston. Swedish folk-duo Klara and Johanna Söderberg talk about their music and play many of their fan favorites as well as new tracks from Stay Gold.