A Family Dinner of Hot Dogs and Red Wine
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A Family Dinner of Hot Dogs and Red Wine
Long Island rock band Family Dinner proves that March can "come in like a lion," even when the weather outside is finally not frightful.
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A Family Dinner of Hot Dogs and Red Wine
Long Island rock band Family Dinner proves that March can "come in like a lion," even when the weather outside is finally not frightful.
This is the Sound a Guitar Makes
From classic rock inspired jams to the height of alternative riffage to avant-garde hardcore, Friday night at Ruba Club showed just how vast the spectrum of rock music can be.
RECAP: Jason Isbell Gives Philly a Reason to Unplug
The Americana alt-country star visited The Met with his band, The 400 Unit, reminding us what a live show is all about.
“Fuck ICE, Go Birds” - The Dream of the 90s is Alive at Milkboy
Philly’s DIY alt-rock scene remains alive and well thanks to the continued efforts of community-oriented artists like Humilitarian, Adventure Lost, and Caring Less.
I’m Afraid of Americans - NIN at Xfinity Mobile Arena
Trent Reznor and co. brought Philly “closer to God” with a dual-stage night exploring the act’s 36 year-history in spectacular fashion.
There’s No “shame” in Being Present
The one where the trade-off for forgetting my memory card was getting reacquainted with the reason why music is so vital right now.