It’s been a cold Winter: February Blog

What’s up, everyone! It feels great to be back blogging again. We had to take a brief hiatus due to some technical difficulties, but we’re back and ready to bring you the latest scoop on what’s happening around the state.

A lot went down while we were away, but we’re here to cover some of the recent events and activations, in no particular order, as well as a few shows we’re excited about.

Let’s start with this past weekend, which featured some unique events that really shined a spotlight on the city. On Friday night, Celtics superstar Jaylen Brown premiered his 741 Performance shoe at the Museum of Science. The event was a release party for the “Black Moon” sneaker and an unveiling of the new “White Noise” colorway.

The event brought out the city’s tastemakers and featured several celebrity appearances. Gillie and Wallo were in the building to get the inside scoop, as well as Karen Civil and IDIM podcaster Wayno. The Museum of Science was packed with Boston’s streetwear and sports culture elite. GotSole founder and CEO Jonathan DiModica was there, along with Super Gl0rious owner and curator Jonathan D. Epstein. DJ phenoms the Super Smash Brothers kept the vibes flowing as the official DJs of the event.

Guests mingled and vibed before attending a panel featuring young journalist Jazzy from @jazzysworldtv, Bill Nye the Science Guy, and Jaylen Brown. The discussion centered around the future of performance, among other topics, before transitioning to a dazzling presentation at the breathtaking Omni Theater.

The release carried on into the next day with the first in-store release of the “Black Moon” at CNCPTs on Newbury St. Fans camped out since the night before to get their hands on the sneakers. JB showed love to his fans, making the experience extra special for everyone who purchased a pair.

Later that same Saturday, something truly unprecedented was happening just down the street.
@redbullsnow hosted an epic snowboarding competition in the middle of Government Center. The spectacle, dubbed #REDBULLHEAVYMETAL, drew over 10,000 spectators eager to see the daredevil stunts of the competitors. The event definitely brought the rock ‘n’ roll energy to the city, and the vibe was electric, thanks to the smooth DJ sets by none other than the Smash Brothers! It was dope seeing them rocking it in such a major way.

As Black History Month comes to a close, there’s still time to celebrate. This Friday, February 28, the Black Brilliance Gala will be held at Hibernian Hall from 8 PM to 11 PM. You can grab your tickets here: Black Brilliance Gala Tickets.

If a less formal vibe is more your style, check out Fete: Fridays for a great place to hang out, enjoy some drinks, and grab amazing food.

Looking ahead to March, there are four shows we’re especially excited about. First, @sotalented is back in the area, bringing SKRILLA live to the Middle East Downstairs in Cambridge on March 7th.

The very next day, on March 8th, A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie will be performing at the Strand in Providence, RI.

On March 12th, The Sneaky Linq, presented by Junq, will take over the Moxy Rooftop Bar, with local Boston talent Maye Star set to perform.

Lastly, we have J.I. The Prince performing at Kulture in Providence, RI, brought to you by Vasjan and DJ Juukes. This show is definitely going to be a vibe!

That’s all for now, ladies and gents! Be sure to stay tuned to all our social media accounts for updates on what we’re up to. Massachusetts has so much going on, and we’re doing our best to cover it all. If there’s anything you want us to feature, slide into our DMs and let us know!

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