Boston has a tremendous history, and a rather scintillating present. There are multiple cultures making up the fabric of the city, providing a dizzying array of traditions and cultural forms every day. That’s one of the many reasons that Boston hotelst are famous for their hospitality, being accustomed to accommodating people from all over the planet.

Visiting Boston means seeing loads of historic places, providing educational entertainment for visitors of all ages. There are also fine museums displaying classical and contemporary art, as well as cutting edge local galleries showing the works of some of the hottest artists anywhere. There is also a fantastic theatre and dance scene, and local music is also pretty happening any night of the year.

Night culture in general is pretty lively here, and can certainly give visitors another view into the life of the city. This will be especially interesting at the cusp of the beginning of the summer, when the Saw Doctors play the House of Blues . This happens in May, when the weather might be starting to finally announce its turn in earnest, and the last vestiges of a long winter finally leave. That’s a brilliant time to see this brilliant band, and there might not be a better place to see it than Boston, with the large Irish-American population, and its long history of cultural innovations.

The phenomenon of cultural innovation among diasporic migrants has been studied far and wide, and in Boston it’s certainly an interesting evolution. So it becomes a kind of anthropological party to see musicians as fine as this bringing their own innovations to Irish music to the local audiences.

Of course, it’s certainly true that you don’t have to be Irish to appreciate the talents of the Saw Doctors . The band has been recording and performing for over 20 years now, and still maintains a hardcore indie fan base, and they come from all over the world. They’ve been compared to the Grateful Dead, in fact, for the loyalty of the fans, and to Bruce Springsteen for their ability to rouse crowds with high energy at impossible durations. It’s something not to miss.

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