Maddie Barron

Easy Honey keeps moving up. Coming off of the April release of its five-song EP Plaid, the Charleston-based indie-rock band is chasing the highs of breakout status. In the past year, Easy Honey has toured five times and performed as a supporting act in more than eight music festivals across the United States, including South by Southwest in Austin, Texas, and Beachlife in Redondo Beach, California.

Easy Honey keeps moving up. Coming off of the April release of its five-song EP Plaid, the Charleston-based indie-rock band is chasing the highs of breakout status. In the past year, Easy Honey has toured five times and performed as a supporting act in more than eight music festivals across the United States, including South by Southwest in Austin, Texas, and Beachlife in Redondo Beach, California.

“It’s like you’re all in bed with me.” The voice of a generation, though not necessarily her own, Lena Dunham graced the Wilbur Theatre Thursday night with a sleepover-pajama party style event to celebrate the release of her second memoir, “Famesick.” Often criticized for being the face of white zillennial feminism, writer-actress-director trifecta Dunham is certainly a product of her time.