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Full Bush head up a stacked and cathartic Sunday bill at Ortlieb’s
With 1987’s Sign O’ The Times, Prince went back to the core element that made Purple Rain so powerful: the performance.
It’s Going to be a Beautiful Night: Prince’s ‘Sign O’ The Times’ to screen in Clark Park
With 1987’s Sign O’ The Times, Prince went back to the core element that made Purple Rain so powerful: the performance.
Your live music options this holiday week range from classic Philly soul to contemporary country trailblazers.
10 concerts to see this week, including The O’Jays, Attia Taylor, Lancaster Roots and Blues and more
Your live music options this holiday week range from classic Philly soul to contemporary country trailblazers.
Philly ska/punk five-piece Catbite sent us out into the holiday weekend with an electrifying performance at World Cafe Live.
Catbite brings the ska revival to Free at Noon with maximum energy
Philly ska/punk five-piece Catbite sent us out into the holiday weekend with an electrifying performance at World Cafe Live.
The experimental electronic duo headlined the Callowhill venue on Monday night with a dazzling performance.
Photos: Purity Ring at Union Transfer
The experimental electronic duo headlined the Callowhill venue on Monday night with a dazzling performance.
Eclectic singer-songwriter Son Little’s new LP arrives September 9th via ANTI- Records.
Son Little confronts multiple sides of his identity in new record ‘Like Neptune’
Eclectic singer-songwriter Son Little’s new LP arrives September 9th via ANTI- Records.
The acclaimed folk singer’s latest, The New Faith, distills lessons from Black spirituals and reclassifies them for a modern audience.
Jake Blount shares “Didn’t It Rain” from new album that will spin Black spirituals into dystopian soundscapes
The acclaimed folk singer’s latest, The New Faith, distills lessons from Black spirituals and reclassifies them for a modern audience.
The show packaged together seminal artists from two generations who continue to push themselves creatively in the 2020s.
Tears for Fears and Garbage shone bright at The Mann Center
The show packaged together seminal artists from two generations who continue to push themselves creatively in the 2020s.
The free concert series at Eakins Oval launched last week and continues through August.
The Oval XP brings music back to the Parkway with Queen of Jeans, Max Swan, Chill Moody and more
The free concert series at Eakins Oval launched last week and continues through August.
The Minneapolis band showcased their seventh album Madness for an intimate crowd.
Poliça builds up their music bit by bit at The Foundry
The Minneapolis band showcased their seventh album Madness for an intimate crowd.
