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Lucinda Williams plays an impassioned, inspiring set at XPNFest
The Indiana roots rockers showcased their latest album Good For You in their return to the Marina Stage.
Houndmouth makes a rousing return to XPNFest
The Indiana roots rockers showcased their latest album Good For You in their return to the Marina Stage.
The Memphis singer-songwriter and her band flowed seamlessly between folk, rock, and soul on the River Stage.
Valerie June shared visions of a brighter future in her XPNFest set
The Memphis singer-songwriter and her band flowed seamlessly between folk, rock, and soul on the River Stage.
The Felice Brothers consistently find a way to stuff a novel’s worth of words into a single song.
The Felice Brothers bring a storytelling-rich set to the XPNFest Marina Stage
The Felice Brothers consistently find a way to stuff a novel’s worth of words into a single song.
Bartees Strange played a stunning River Stage set where every song was more innovative, ballsy, and breathtaking than the last.
Bartees Strange’s River stage set slayed and shattered expectations
Bartees Strange played a stunning River Stage set where every song was more innovative, ballsy, and breathtaking than the last.
The in-the-round set featured Tylar Bryant, Nikki Morgan, Jett Holden, and Philly’s Sug Daniels.
Black Opry Revue showcases songwriters and community at the XPNFest Marina Stage
The in-the-round set featured Tylar Bryant, Nikki Morgan, Jett Holden, and Philly’s Sug Daniels.
Bathed in tones of warm nostalgia, LA soundscapers Lo Moon sounded epic at XPoNential.
Lo Moon brings their A-game to the XPNFest River Stage
Bathed in tones of warm nostalgia, LA soundscapers Lo Moon sounded epic at XPoNential.
Catbite are from Philly, so their take on ska is more edgy, less buttoned-up, and all the better for it.
Catbite has enough energy to power all of Camden on the XPNFest Marina Stage
Catbite are from Philly, so their take on ska is more edgy, less buttoned-up, and all the better for it.
From Philly basements to Philly Music Fest ‘21 to XPoNential, Highnoon proves their indie pop brand is accessible to many different audiences.
Highnoon’s soaring and sunny indie pop greets the XPNFest crowd on day two
From Philly basements to Philly Music Fest ‘21 to XPoNential, Highnoon proves their indie pop brand is accessible to many different audiences.
Two generations of rock and roll craft shone at the Freedom Mortage Pavilion last night.
Master classes with The War on Drugs and Patti Smith to end day one XPNFest
Two generations of rock and roll craft shone at the Freedom Mortage Pavilion last night.
