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.
The Americana alt-country star visited The Met with his band, The 400 Unit, reminding us what a live show is all about.
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.
How two lifelong friends transformed a longtime dream into Delco's newest music and event space.
The band released "The Cruelty Is the Point," the first single from their forthcoming debut album, on Friday, and
The one where the trade-off for forgetting my memory card was getting reacquainted with the reason why music is so vital right now.
For the second year in a row, Local Honeymoon brought the Aloha Christmas spirit to (an unseasonably cold) Philadelphia.
The legendary, record-breaking Southern California band celebrated the holiday season with a sold-out show at Union Transfer.
Performances from folk-pop duo @ and Dylan Baldi completed the evening at Johnny Brenda's.
Martha Foundry and Death, By Snu Snu lead a soulful post-Thanksgiving Saturday night at Kung Fu Necktie, warming up Philadelphia from the blistering cold with a blend of buttery tunes and alternative jams that go down like musical hot chocolate.
A brief, Philly-centric guide to holiday gift shopping for the audiophile in your life.
How Die Spitz and Babe Haven took Philly to church, chewed us up, and lovingly spit us out.
The show at Fishtown's Kung Fu Necktie also featured performances from Lydia Blair and Loose Panic