Category: LIVE REVIEWS

At Boot & Saddle, Bonny Light Horseman blurred the lines between centuries with contemporary arrangements of traditional songs that have

The 33rd Tibet House US Benefit Concert brought Patti Smith, Iggy Pop, Laurie Anderson, Bettye LaVette, Sandra Oh, the National's

From “The President Sang ‘Amazing Grace’” to “1952 Vincent Black Lightning” to “Elegy (Crystal Glass)” to “Life Is Too Short

Amanda X This DIY space in MAGNET's hometown will certainly be missed, and the final show did not disappoint. With

In one of her many addresses to the audience, the country legend proclaimed that she’s touring as Tanya Tucker "the

EOB—the moniker that Radiohead guitarist Ed O’Brien uses for his solo work—will kick off its first full-scale North American tour

Nominated for four awards at this year's Grammys (including best new artist), Yola is continuing to support her dazzling debut

Yola’s dynamic stage presence, lithe voice and the way she seemed to confide in listeners with every song introduction put

Courtney Barnett rocked Wilmington, Del.'s The Queen in solo form, diving through her catalog one transcendent chord at a time.

Limbs whipping, hair flipping, Pip Blom sped through a dozen twisty, slippery and chunky indie-rock tunes at Philly's Kung Fu

OK, millennials, that's not Joaquin Phoenix or Heath Ledger. That's Keith "Monkey" Warren, frontman of British punk band the Adicts.

Twin Peaks played Philly's Union Transfer supporting excellent fourth album Lookout Low (Grand Jury), produced by the esteemed Ethan Johns.

With her warm, husky voice and intense presence, Margo Timmins has a paradoxical way of inhabitIng songs with languor and

Snoop Dogg hit the road to support 17th album I Wanna Thank Me, and the 48-year-old rap legend pulled out