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Listen to Crooks & Nannies’ first new single in five years ahead of their Franklin Music Hall show
Recordings
“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 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.
Recordings
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…
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…
Events
Jenny Lewis closed out XPNFest on the River stage with sharp wit and hard-earned wisdom
The indie singer-songwriter icon provided a perfect finale to the weekend in Wiggins Park.
The indie singer-songwriter icon provided a perfect finale to the weekend in Wiggins Park.
Jenny Lewis closed out XPNFest on the River stage with sharp wit and hard-earned wisdom
The indie singer-songwriter icon provided a perfect finale to the weekend in Wiggins Park.
Events
The Dip keeps the XPNFest Marina Stage on its toes
Checking in on 2022’s greatest party band.
Events
Neal Francis’ Marina stage set was the classic rock radio jam session of your dreams
The Chicago singer-songwriter’s set embraced the styles and sounds of the seventies.
The Chicago singer-songwriter’s set embraced the styles and sounds of the seventies.
Neal Francis’ Marina stage set was the classic rock radio jam session of your dreams
The Chicago singer-songwriter’s set embraced the styles and sounds of the seventies.
Events
Kathleen Edwards rides again at XPNFest
It was the Canadian singer-songwriter’s fourth appearance at XPN’s festival.
It was the Canadian singer-songwriter’s fourth appearance at XPN’s festival.
Kathleen Edwards rides again at XPNFest
It was the Canadian singer-songwriter’s fourth appearance at XPN’s festival.
Events
The Suffers return to XPNFest with songs of love, rage, and joy
The gulf coast soul faves raised the bar on the River Stage.
The gulf coast soul faves raised the bar on the River Stage.
The Suffers return to XPNFest with songs of love, rage, and joy
The gulf coast soul faves raised the bar on the River Stage.
Events
Buffalo Nichols delivers a pensive, profound set on the XPNFest Marina Stage
The Milwaukee guitarist and songwriter mixed atmospheric soundscapes with throught-provoking commentary.
The Milwaukee guitarist and songwriter mixed atmospheric soundscapes with throught-provoking commentary.
Buffalo Nichols delivers a pensive, profound set on the XPNFest Marina Stage
The Milwaukee guitarist and songwriter mixed atmospheric soundscapes with throught-provoking commentary.
Events
Cosmic Guilt’s countrydelic tones sounded majestic on the XPNFest River Stage
Cosmic Guilt’s set was glorious hipster excess in the best possible way, and the group had the chops to back it up.
Cosmic Guilt’s set was glorious hipster excess in the best possible way, and the group had the chops to back it up.
Cosmic Guilt’s countrydelic tones sounded majestic on the XPNFest River Stage
Cosmic Guilt’s set was glorious hipster excess in the best possible way, and the group had the chops to back it up.
