“We’re Swimming Together” | Poppy @ The Fillmore
Poppy, LANDMVRKS, and Thousand Below bring colossal riffs, mosh pits, and a triple dose of high-octane metalcore to The Fillmore for the ‘Constantly Nowhere Tour.’
Delivering the Goods | Weird Nightmare & Golden Apples
METZ frontman Alex Edkins brings his other band to Ortlieb’s alongside local mainstays Golden Apples for a night of high-quality alternative rock.
Just for Fun | Spoon & The Beths
Legendary indie alt-rock outfit Spoon brings their co-headlining tour with The Beths to a sold-out Fillmore in Philly.
Philly Down Under
Amyl and the Sniffers bring a heavy dose of Australian rock swagger to The Skyline Stage at Highmark Mann.
ALBUM REVIEW: “Sometimes love can turn to war” – Vince Staples' ‘Cry Baby’
Vince Staples hits a career-high on his politically-charged, masterfully produced, independent seventh LP, ‘Cry Baby.’
The Soundtrack to Your Life
Hometown hero Kurt Vile crafts a good vibes love letter to Philly - the “city he never left.”
Chamber of Sound
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.
Third Time Lucky
After two cancellations in the past few years due to COVID and a lightning storm, Courtney Barnett made her triumphant return to Philly for the Creature of Habit Tour at The Fillmore.
Rock and Roll Playtime–Foo Fighters' "Your Favorite Toy"
Dave Grohl and Co. go back-to-basics with a raw, brisk foray into some unpretentious, straightforward alternative rock for Foo Fighters’ 12th album, "Your Favorite Toy."
Noize Boyz
Nine Inch Nails and ‘Peel It Back Tour’ collaborator Boys Noize formally team up as Nine Inch Noize to unleash the bangers-only soundtrack to your apocalypse dance party.
“We’re Just Chillin’” | The Crossover Episode
Waxahatchee, MJ Lenderman, and special guest Brennan Wedl join forces to give Philly an emotionally poignant, stripped down performance at The Met.
Becoming (W)hole
With her newly published memoir, ‘Even the Good Girls Will Cry,’ former Hole and Smashing Pumpkins bassist Melissa Auf der Maur dives deep into the magic and madness on the frontlines of a generationally-defining era at the height of 90s alternative.