Boston's Big Four

It’s well-known that one of our main goals at Boston’s Big Four is to connect the local music scene with the our professional sports teams.  Luckily, that bridge often connects itself.  The latest example is Celtics’ stars Jayson Tatum and Kristaps Porzingis...

In 2024, the number of hip-hop subgenres is unquantifiable.  But look no further than Killer Mike winning “Rap Album of the Year” at the Grammys as proof that conscious rap centered around intricate lyricism is still very much alive and thriving.
Much like the 48 year-old veteran Atlanta emcee, Boston/Lawrence hip-hop legend Reks has been spreading his movement around the globe for well over two decades now, never missed a beat, and continues to make the best music of his life....

There has been a common theme among every Celtics team since Gordon Hayward and Kyrie Irving were acquired in the summer of 2017: championship expectations.
Initially, the roadblocks were unavoidable.  Hayward’s leg snapping in half and the Kyrie act turning sour led to relying on two sub 25 year-old’s to lead the team.  Now those guys are both over 25, and as much as it pains me to say this, underachievement...

When he joined us for an episode of Boston’s Big Podcast last year, Waltham’s Munashe Mututu (formerly known simply as “Muna”) reminisced about lying to his mother at age 14 so he could go perform at The Middle East in Cambridge.  I say this to say that...