Category: LIVE REVIEWS

Rhiannon Giddens’ gifts are myriad. Chief among them: the ease with which she moves between interpreting songs from the past

GWAR brought its massive "Use Your Collusion" tour to Sayreville, N.J.'s Starland Ballroom, and a few "friends" came along for

Mannequin Pussy’s recent Philly homecoming show at the First Unitarian Church offered so many reasons to celebrate. Indefatigable frontwoman Marisa

Kate Tempest has been a poet, a rapper, a novelist, a playwright and a spoken-word queen. The multi-talented Brit brought

Stoner-rock shaman of legend, Brant Bjork has perfected chunky riffs and driving grooves over the course of three decades in

If You're Not Afraid, I'm Not Afraid (Topshelf) is the new album from Queen Of Jeans, and the Philly outfit

Through sheer force of will and dedication to her craft, Bleached frontwoman Jennifer Clavin waged a charm offensive that ably

The Waterboys don't tour the U.S. all that much anymore, so when Mike Scott and his revolving cast of characters

Of Monsters And Men kicks off the European leg of its worldwide tour with a sold-out show tomorrow at the

Massive Attack ended its successful, spectacular (and rescheduled) "Mezzanine XXI" tour with two nights at Radio City Music Hall. While

A little more than a year ago, we posted a story on the rising of Mt. Joy, a band that

The Aquabats brought their Holy Guacamole tour to Brooklyn, and it was fun for the whole family! Aquacadets of all

Robert Pollard's Zeppelin may be over China, but Robert Plant's Sensational Space Shifters just touched down in Philly. Plant and

Jason Isbell MAGNET’s Scott Zuppardo reports from the best little Midwestern festival you’ve never heard of. (Not for long.) Photos