Boston

If you're planning on attending Tuesday night's Boston concert at the Bismarck Event Center, there are a few things you should know beforehand.

In 1976, Boston released what would become one of the biggest selling debut albums of all-time. This year, the band is out on the road to celebrate the 40th anniversary of that debut album and they'll make a stop in Bismarck on June 21st.

By now you've probably heard that Boston is bringing their 40th anniversary tour to the Bismarck Event Center on Tuesday, June 21st. Now we have an exclusive opportunity for you to buy your tickets before they even go on sale!

Boston continues to add dates to their previously announced 40th anniversary tour, which now includes a stop at the Bismarck Event Center on Tuesday, June 21st!

Boston are celebrating the 40th anniversary of their classic debut album by booking a round of tour dates that will keep the group's current lineup in front of fans throughout the summer.

Fans making the trek to Fargo to see Boston at the Scheel's Arena on June 25th will get to see one more classic rocker, as Eddie Money has been announced as the opener for the show.

Boston is hitting the road in 2015 and it's been confirmed that the band will play Scheels Arena in Fargo on June 25th!

A dedicated analog guy, Tom Scholz should have been thrilled that Boston's most recent album -- 2013's 'Life Love and Hope' -- is arriving on vinyl.

This story may make you a little more nervous when using public restrooms.

If you were to see this guy walking down the street, you probably wouldn't think twice about him. He just looks like an average guy. But it turns out that 26-year-old Joe from Boston is actually homeless and lives on the streets of New York. And, if you want to get technical, he's really only homeless a couple of days a week.