It Happened Last Night

Pete Yorn: Nightcrawler Supreme

BOSTON: The Jersey singer/songwriter warms New England on a winter's night.

Last night, gruff rocker Pete Yorn exploded onstage at Boston's Avalon, thoroughly warming the snow-covered New England crowd with a high-energy, rocking performance. Emerging from a session of musical whirlwind, Yorn paused to breathe and took a moment to confess his love for the Beantown crowd: "It's nice to be back here." And the crowd concurred, as Yorn flowed effortlessly through his set, pairing gravelly vocals with a friendly stage presence. Although at times he acted the true rock star on upbeat rockers such as "Life on a Chain," Yorn sincerely connected with his audience via concentrated and passionate ballads such as "Strange Condition" and "The Man," and taking time to chat with fans between tunes. MIRIAM LAMEY / PHOTOS BY JASON BERGMAN

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We asked: Are you a day person or a Nightcrawler and why?

Name: Neil Johnson
Age: 25
Hometown: Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, UK
Occupation: Researcher
"Day and night just because I like both."

Name: Meghan Barnes
Age: 24
Hometown: Seattle, WA
Occupation: Special events coordinator
"I'm a night person. I don't hit my peak energy level until 7 or 8 at night."

Name: Kevin Cullen
Age: 30
Hometown: Cheshire, CT
Occupation: High school history teacher
"I'm a night person because you get up to more trouble at night."

Name: Sara Walsh
Age: 24
Hometown: Bangor, ME
Occupation: Nurse and grad student
"I'm a night person. I like the opportunities at night and the nightlife is where it happens."

Name: Carlos Martinex
Age: 31
Hometown: San Antonio, TX
Occupation: Grad student and teacher
"I'm a day person because that's when I'm more productive."

Name: Casey Brown
Age: 25
Hometown:Portland, ME
Occupation: Work for the government
"I'm a morning person. I like to get up early and get the day going."

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