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Listen to Petal’s new single “You Really Love Me,” hear frontperson Kiley Lotz talk No More Dysphoria Fest with Hit Like A Girl’s Nicolle Maroulis
Indie icon Doug Martsch brought his long-running project for another headlining visit to Union Transfer.
The casual brilliance of Built to Spill
Indie icon Doug Martsch brought his long-running project for another headlining visit to Union Transfer.
From soul to pop to panels about local music, we’ve got a range of suggestions for you to take in this week.
14 concerts to see this week, including The Walkmen, The War and Treaty, Sing Us Home Festival and more
From soul to pop to panels about local music, we’ve got a range of suggestions for you to take in this week.
Looking back through April and looking ahead to May.
John Morrison’s Philly Top 5: April notes from The Out-Sect to cinéSPEAK
Looking back through April and looking ahead to May.
The NYC indie pop artist releases her fifth album next Friday.
Emily King shows off the slow grooves of ‘Special Occasion’ for Free At Noon
The NYC indie pop artist releases her fifth album next Friday.
Dr. Dog’s co-songwriter made his Philly headlining debut at the TLA on Sunday.
Scott McMicken and The EVER-EXPANDING bring ‘SHABANG’ to the stage at South Street’s TLA
Dr. Dog’s co-songwriter made his Philly headlining debut at the TLA on Sunday.
The ninth edition of the Philadelphia festival, and first after a three-year hiatus, packed five downtown venues all afternoon Saturday.
The glorious return of Center City Jazz Fest
The ninth edition of the Philadelphia festival, and first after a three-year hiatus, packed five downtown venues all afternoon Saturday.
The heavy moods of the three local bands was perfect for a grey and rainy Saturday night in A.C.
No Fear On The Jersey Shore: Ruby The Hatchet and friends at Anchor Rock Club
The heavy moods of the three local bands was perfect for a grey and rainy Saturday night in A.C.
The singer-songwriter’s stellar new album shone amid crowd singalongs and throwback covers this weekend.
Ruston Kelly finds strength in ‘The Weakness’ at the TLA
The singer-songwriter’s stellar new album shone amid crowd singalongs and throwback covers this weekend.
The Canadian singer-songwriter graced Philadelphia with a sublime performance of his spiritual new album, ‘Norm.’
Andy Shauf plays the quietest Union Transfer show ever
The Canadian singer-songwriter graced Philadelphia with a sublime performance of his spiritual new album, ‘Norm.’
