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Chris Kasper previews his vibrant new album ‘Holysmoke’ at Free at Noon and on the WXPN Folk Show
The band returns to the Philly area this September to headline night one of the XPoNential Music Festival.
The War on Drugs’ Adam Granduciel talks touring, the Stones, Dylan, and Philly with WXPN’s Bruce Warren
The band returns to the Philly area this September to headline night one of the XPoNential Music Festival.
Love The Stranger is Friendship’s best work to date, a collection of sonically adventurous, lyrically brilliant tunes produced by a band who seem preternaturally…
Still Swinging On My Vine: How the perpetually busy friends of Friendship reassmbled to make their stunning Merge Records debut
Love The Stranger is Friendship’s best work to date, a collection of sonically adventurous, lyrically brilliant tunes produced by a band who seem preternaturally…
The Black Keys are a band that continue to serve their early blues and garage rock influences while not neglecting “the hits,” as we…
The Black Keys honor their roots and reach for the stars in Camden
The Black Keys are a band that continue to serve their early blues and garage rock influences while not neglecting “the hits,” as we…
Many festivals, some album releases, one epic lineup of living legends.
15 concerts to see this week, including Ani DiFranco, Oh He Dead, Santana, and more
Many festivals, some album releases, one epic lineup of living legends.
The Philly-rooted artist chops it up with John Morrison about her vibrant debut project 1994.
Life, God, and Music: A conversation with Monielle
The Philly-rooted artist chops it up with John Morrison about her vibrant debut project 1994.
The indie singer-songwriter showcased her stellar new Laurel Hell LP in Philly last night.
Mitski captivated a sold out Franklin Music Hall in her return to Philly
The indie singer-songwriter showcased her stellar new Laurel Hell LP in Philly last night.
The latest chapter in former Eagle Connor Barwin’s fundraising concert series pulled in $250,000 to build new rec centers in Philly.
Japanese Breakfast and friends rally at The Dell to Make The World Better
The latest chapter in former Eagle Connor Barwin’s fundraising concert series pulled in $250,000 to build new rec centers in Philly.
Singer-songwriters in amphitheaters, indie rock in clubs, and a massive Saturday night rock show pack this week’s concert itinerary.
12 concerts to see this week, including Hop Along, DhakaBrakha, The Black Keys, and more
Singer-songwriters in amphitheaters, indie rock in clubs, and a massive Saturday night rock show pack this week’s concert itinerary.
Covers, Tweezer-ers, inflatables and more filled The Mann at the jam band’s first of two sold-out shows.
Phish returns to The Mann for a sold out crowd and a second set Tweezerfest
Covers, Tweezer-ers, inflatables and more filled The Mann at the jam band’s first of two sold-out shows.
