“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.
Show Recaps
"Full Control"
Snail Mail’s latest tour stop at The Fillmore highlighted Lindsey Jordan’s evolution—and a crowd that felt every word.
Sounds & Colors
Bob Moses and Cannons bring their co-headlining Afterglow Tour to The Fillmore in Philly for a night of California desert vibes and alt-coded club jams.
Can Only Go Up From Here
On her first solo tour, Hayley Williams treated Philly to an emotionally charged performance that marked a new chapter of independence and creative control.
Take it to 10
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.
ROAD TRIP: The Art of Personal Chaos; MAYHEM in DC
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.
I Love You, “Hillbilladelphia”
Stephen Wilson Jr. brings his blend of grungified-alt-country-Americana to Philly in a deeply satisfying, epic display of love, gratitude, emotional grit, and musical excellence.
An Odyssey (in Three Parts)
Adoptive Philadelphians Baroness showcase their alt-metal chops in epic fashion at Underground Arts.
With Great Power…
Cat Power brings ‘The Greatest Tour’ to Philadelphia, performing her seminal album in its entirety (plus a few more) for its 20th anniversary.
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.