WXPN’s Concert Picks: Glen Hansard, Old 97’s, Graham Nash, More

Thursday: Madison Cunningham At Ardmore Music Hall
Singer-songwriter Madison Cunningham will bring her Americana folk stylings to the Main Line Thursday. The California native dropped Ace, her fifth album in just six years, in October 2025 and is touring on the record.

Friday: Old 97’s At Underground Arts
Rhett Miller and company are celebrating their two new EPs, One More Ride: Old 97’s Perform the Songs of Johnny Cash and Off My Mynd, with a local show Friday night. Give a listen to their 2024 NON-COMM performance here.

Saturday: Nothing At Union Transfer
Philly’s premier shoegaze act Nothing is touring on their new album, a short history of decay, and is set for a hometown ripper Saturday. They’ll be joined by Full Body 2, Cryogyser, and Violent Magic Orchestra. We just shared Nothing’s Indie Rock Hit Parade Live Session this week.

Saturday: Graham Nash At Lansdowne Theater
Folk rock icon and founding member of Crosby, Stills & Nash Graham Nash will perform Saturday night at Delaware County’s Lansdowne Theater. Nash sat down with World Cafe host Raina Douris in 2023 to discuss his last album, Now. Check it out here.

Monday: Glen Hansard At The Sanctuary At The First Unitarian Church
Grammy- and Academy-award winning Irish singer-songwriter Glen Hansard is getting ready for the release of two new albums, Don+t Settle – (Vol 1, Transmissions East) and Don+t Settle – (Vol 2, Transmissions West). The former will drop April 24, while the latter’s release it to be announced. Listen to his 2018 World Cafe performance here.

Tuesday: Luna At Union Transfer
90s rockers Luna last released a full album (albeit a cover album) in 2017 after reuniting following their 2004 breakup. But they’ve been dropping EPs and singles through the ensuing years. They’ll bring their famous guitar work to Union Transfer Tuesday, with Jeffrey Lewis supporting.

Wednesday: Mirah At Johnny Brenda’s
Philly-born Mira is set for a (sort of) hometown show Wednesday night at Johnny Brenda’s. Her newest album, Dedication, came out Feb. 20 and the tracks “The Ballad of the Bride of Frankenstein,” “After the Rain,” and “Catch My Breath” have been in rotation here on WXPN. Her Indie Rock Hit Parade Live Session is available to stream here.