Category: LIVE REVIEWS

Sheer Mag ended its three-night stand at PhilaMOCA in a hail of Hamm’s beer, singer Tina Halladay and her mates

History is slippery. What gets codified as heritage and what is waved off as irrelevant to where we are now

The world could be on fire all around them, but Screaming Females would remain focused on the task at hand:

Unwavering in excellence, Habibi beguiled from start to finish at Johnny Brenda’s, with its signature blend of girl-group harmonies, psychedelic

Chief among the infinite number of reasons to see Old 97’s every time they roll into town is how all

Sharing time-tested tunes, well-crafted newer material, personal stories and good vibes, the artists of The Lantern Tour—Larry Campbell, Teresa Williams,

Jeff Goldblum & The Mildred Snitzer Orchestra played Le Poisson Rouge in NYC last month, and the performance gave MAGNET

The best part about mining the era just before you were born for your sound is the freedom to run

Less than two and a half years after Arlo Parks played her very first gig and a month after her

Sometimes you see an up-and-coming band that sounds so massive that you wonder how long it will take for them

Just before Indigo Girls took the stage for the first show of a two-night stand at Scottish Rite Auditorium, a

If you missed Laura Stevenson's recent East Coast dates in support of her self-titled sixth album (on Don Giovanni), don't

Raising the bar in her first Philly performance since moving here, Lucy Dacus mesmerized Union Transfer at the first of

Today, we have a review of Lucy Dacus' first of two sold-out shows in her new home of Philadelphia. In

If you take Mackenzie Scott of Torres at her word, she was feeling almost absurdly happy, grateful and in love