Category: LIVE REVIEWS

"Les Claypool and Sean Lennon bid you welcome to their planet. Let the Delirium take hold," wrote Wilco guitar god

There's nothing childish about And The Kids, either on superb new album When This Life Is Over (Signature Sounds) or

Too Fast To Live, Too Young To Die: Punk Graphics, 1976-1986 just opened at the Museum Of Arts And Design

Patty Griffin just finished a North American tour, and next month she'll hit Europe before coming back stateside in June.

In 2014, we named Ex Hex's debut, Rips, the best album of the year. And while the new It's Real

Mott The Hoople '74 is, well, the three living members of the Hoople circa 1974—frontman Ian Hunter, guitarist Ariel Bender

Mott The Hoople '74 is, well, the three living members of the Hoople circa 1974—frontman Ian Hunter, guitarist Ariel Bender

Our friend Roob (you'd know him if you saw him) says RFA is "one of the best live bands on

To call Muse's 24-song set at Madison Square Garden a rock show would be selling it way short. Regardless what

Grateful Dead bassist Phil Lesh celebrated his 79th birthday (dude looks good for his age) with a three-night stand at

Billy Idol and righthand guitar man Steve Stevens reunited for the "Turned On, Tuned In And Unplugged Tour." Playing two

Of all the music I reconsidered in my old Philadelphia City Paper column, nothing brought more me joy than pushing

Mary Gauthier hasn’t played Philly in years, but it’s always worth it to seek her out wherever she is: Wilmington,

Lucy Dacus, who made MAGNET's 2016 album of the year, recently wrapped up a North American tour supporting last year's