Stage diving, crowd surfing, cameos and covers–on the penultimate night of their "So Much To Say Tour," Daisy Grenade lived up to their name and pratically blew up The Foundry.
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About 30 miles northwest of Center City at Phoenixville's beloved Steel City Coffeehouse & Brewery, Chelsea Berry and AC Sapphire delivered an evening of heartfelt folk music, powerful storytelling, and a message of hope that lingered long after the final note.
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Amyl and the Sniffers bring a heavy dose of Australian rock swagger to The Skyline Stage at Highmark Mann.
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Bright Eyes’ highly anticipated anniversary tour closer at Forest Hills Stadium was cut short by severe weather, but the 45 minutes the crowd got were as soaked in nostalgia as they were in rain. Andrew Harris makes his Music Jawn debut with a review of a beautiful but truncated night in Queens.
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Vince Staples hits a career-high on his politically-charged, masterfully produced, independent seventh LP, ‘Cry Baby.’
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Stage diving, crowd surfing, cameos and covers–on the penultimate night of their "So Much To Say Tour," Daisy Grenade lived up to their name and pratically blew up The Foundry.
Stage diving, crowd surfing, cameos and covers–on the penultimate night of their "So Much To Say Tour," Daisy Grenade lived up to their name and pratically blew up The Foundry.
About 30 miles northwest of Center City at Phoenixville's beloved Steel City Coffeehouse & Brewery, Chelsea Berry and AC Sapphire delivered an evening of heartfelt folk music, powerful storytelling, and a message of hope that lingered long after the final note.
Amyl and the Sniffers bring a heavy dose of Australian rock swagger to The Skyline Stage at Highmark Mann.
Bright Eyes’ highly anticipated anniversary tour closer at Forest Hills Stadium was cut short by severe weather, but the 45 minutes the crowd got were as soaked in nostalgia as they were in rain. Andrew Harris makes his Music Jawn debut with a review of a beautiful but truncated night in Queens.
The revered DIY music festival celebrated the end of its first decade by delivering over 400 free performances across 190 West Philadelphia homes and businesses.
Chicago's Brigitte Calls Me Baby stopped by The Foundry to give Philadelphia the New Wave revival we didn't know we needed.
