Music News
Nikki Lane had a lesson to teach and a story to tell at Free at Noon
We’re back in the Woodlands of Dover for another long weekend of music.
Firefly On The Fly: A Sheer Mag surprise, rock and rage from Halsey, Willow, Mannequin Pussy and more on day one
We’re back in the Woodlands of Dover for another long weekend of music.
Meet Liz Magill, the University of Pennsylvania’s new president.
Tangled Up In (Red and) Blue: Listen to Penn President Liz Magill’s guest edition of the Friday Morning Mixtape
Meet Liz Magill, the University of Pennsylvania’s new president.
The latest from the prolific Philadelphian is spell-binding, cryptic, and endlessly fascinating.
“A record of isolated worlds”: Inside Alex G.’s ‘God Save The Animals’
The latest from the prolific Philadelphian is spell-binding, cryptic, and endlessly fascinating.
Eight new albums for you to check out this week, from Philly and Jersey and Texas and Mali.
PRESS PLAY: New Albums out September 23rd!
Eight new albums for you to check out this week, from Philly and Jersey and Texas and Mali.
Both singles come with music videos in advance of the band’s much-anticipated new record ‘Blue Rev.’
Alvvays + shoegaze = amaze(ing) with “Belinda Says” and “Very Online Guy”
Both singles come with music videos in advance of the band’s much-anticipated new record ‘Blue Rev.’
The Philly pop-punk band is releasing an EP of the same name tonight at midnight.
Remember Sports go from the basement to the bedroom on “Leap Day”
The Philly pop-punk band is releasing an EP of the same name tonight at midnight.
The duo of Madel Rafter and Sam Huntington are on tour with Lucy Dacus this fall.
Listen to Crooks & Nannies’ first new single in five years ahead of their Franklin Music Hall show
The duo of Madel Rafter and Sam Huntington are on tour with Lucy Dacus this fall.
The acoustic devotional precedes the release of The Sun Still Seems To Move, out later this month.
“Oh My God” is Shannen Moser’s ode to the higher power of change
The acoustic devotional precedes the release of The Sun Still Seems To Move, out later this month.
The Lancaster-rooted singer-songwriter and her four-piece band stopped by the Folk Show last time they were in Philly; they return to World Cafe Live…
Watch Maya de Vitry play live on the WXPN Folk Show, listen to her interview with Ian Zolitor
The Lancaster-rooted singer-songwriter and her four-piece band stopped by the Folk Show last time they were in Philly; they return to World Cafe Live…
