Category: LIVE REVIEWS

Tank And The Bangas, Tank And The Bangas, Naughty Professor and Big Freedia brought New Orleans to Philly, and MAGNET's M.J.

Sure the two criminal masterminds in Big Thief released solo albums this year (Adrianne Lenker's abysskiss this month, Buck Meek's

The Philip Glass Ensemble performed the composer's minimalist-milestone piece at NYC's Town Hall, where Glass debuted it 44 years ago.

A great quadruple bill is something to savor and appreciate. In all honestly, they don't happen as much as they

In celebration of 40 years of doing whatever the fuck John Lydon wants, Public Image Ltd. hit the road for

Nine Inch Nails just finished a four-show run in New York City (two dates each at Radio City Music Hall

The Jesus And Mary Chain took New York City head on with four shows over five nights opening for Nine

Gorillaz, led by silverback Damon Albarn, recently nested at Brooklyn's Barclays Center, expanding their troop to include the likes of

Two strong women with local connections show the City Of Sisterly Love that it takes tough women to make tender

The Velvet Underground Experience just opened at 718 Broadway in NYC. The multi-media art/music exhibition celebrates one of the most

“Musick has charms,” asserts Restoration-era playwright William Congreve, “to soothe a savage breast.” But tonight, in this dank low-ceilinged ratskeller,

Modest Mouse is in the middle of a U.S. tour that winds up at the Big Adventure fest in Costa

Instigator. Believer. Interpreter. Dreamer. Traveler. Messenger. Rhett Miller is all those things and much more. MAGNET's M.J. Fine (words) and

The inaugural Sea.Hear.Now Festival kicked off fall at the Jersey Shore, serving up two days' worth of music, art and