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Chicago's Brigitte Calls Me Baby stopped by The Foundry to give Philadelphia the New Wave revival we didn't know we needed.
Chicago's Brigitte Calls Me Baby stopped by The Foundry to give Philadelphia the New Wave revival we didn't know we needed.
Melody’s Echo Chamber and Strange Lot put Philly in a trance with a trippy, kaleidoscopic showcase of psychedelic soundscapes, hypnotic riffs, and dreamy, alternative jams.
Philadelphia’s music legacy is (finally) getting its flowers. The city is officially recognizing May as Philly Music Month, marking the occasion with new initiatives, performances, and a renewed commitment to supporting local musicians.
Snail Mail’s latest tour stop at The Fillmore highlighted Lindsey Jordan’s evolution—and a crowd that felt every word.
On her first solo tour, Hayley Williams treated Philly to an emotionally charged performance that marked a new chapter of independence and creative control.
The Philly- and NYC-based artist gives us a closer look at her new song, “How Big Can I Dream,” which challenges the idea that ambition is ego—and reclaiming what it means to dream big.
Wax Jaw, Kulfigirls, and Lash Out bring down the house at Johnny Brenda’s for a rowdy night showcasing why Philly’s local music scene remains alive and thriving.
In arguably her best tour yet, Lady Gaga offers a theatrical experience that explores her internal battle with the concept of fame, showing that self-acceptance is the key to freedom.
The Brooklyn-based shoegaze trio brings listeners on a high-flying maiden voyage with their first LP.
Long Island rock band Family Dinner proves that March can "come in like a lion," even when the weather outside is finally not frightful.
The Americana alt-country star visited The Met with his band, The 400 Unit, reminding us what a live show is all about.