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Faye Webster leads up to new album ‘Underdressed at the Symphony’ with simply sweet single “Feeling Good Today”
“Sometimes you reach a crossroads. Winds change direction. What you once felt drawn to doesn’t hold the same allure,” says the singer-songwriter.
Kacey Musgraves announces new album “Deeper Well,” shares title track
“Sometimes you reach a crossroads. Winds change direction. What you once felt drawn to doesn’t hold the same allure,” says the singer-songwriter.
DJ and World Cafe correspondent John Morrison explains how disco is the nexus from which most veins of contemporary dance music originate.
Black Futures: How disco set the stage for dance and electronic music
DJ and World Cafe correspondent John Morrison explains how disco is the nexus from which most veins of contemporary dance music originate.
Watch a trailer for the band’s first new music in five years.
Vampire Weekend announces new album ‘Only God Was Above Us,’ Austin gig during total eclipse
Watch a trailer for the band’s first new music in five years.
The indie singer-songwriter favorite showcased her latest album, ‘The Land Is Inhospitable And So Are We,’ for Philly devotees this week.
Mitski brings a larger-than-life performance to the grandeur of The Met Philly
The indie singer-songwriter favorite showcased her latest album, ‘The Land Is Inhospitable And So Are We,’ for Philly devotees this week.
Spotlighting up-and-coming musicians blazing their own exciting path in the industry by reshaping — or flat out defying — the traditional boundaries of genre.
For Black History Month, World Cafe looks forward to ‘Black Futures’
Spotlighting up-and-coming musicians blazing their own exciting path in the industry by reshaping — or flat out defying — the traditional boundaries of genre.
As is tradition at XPN, every weekday of February’s Black History we’ll feature a different legendary artist throughout history, from Muddy Waters to Nina…
WXPN Celebrates Black History Month 2024
As is tradition at XPN, every weekday of February’s Black History we’ll feature a different legendary artist throughout history, from Muddy Waters to Nina…
Lucius’ anniversary concert in Philadelphia was more than a musical performance; it was a celebration of a decade-long journey, a testament to their artistic…
Lucius celebrated ten years of debut album “Wildewoman” at sold-out Brooklyn Bowl
Lucius’ anniversary concert in Philadelphia was more than a musical performance; it was a celebration of a decade-long journey, a testament to their artistic…
The XPN favorite showcased her latest album with a high-energy band and opener Brittney Spencer.
Grace Potter’s ‘Mother Road’ tour rocks The Fillmore
The XPN favorite showcased her latest album with a high-energy band and opener Brittney Spencer.
The pop icon showcased her four-decade legacy in maximal fashion at a packed Wells Fargo Center this week.
Madonna’s Celebration tour is theatrical, bombastic, emotive, and euphoric
The pop icon showcased her four-decade legacy in maximal fashion at a packed Wells Fargo Center this week.
