Mayday Parade brought a whole lot of emo nostalgia to the Theater of Living Arts on Friday evening for a sold-out show unlike any other. The band ventured out of their normal comfort zone with this particular tour titled the “Forever Emo Tour,” performing Read More …
As the smoke machines were kicked into overdrive, Alex Kopp started the looping vibe as the rest of Third Eye Blind walked out on stage. Unlike previous stage productions with the band starting in silhouette, the band were out in front and ready to rock, Read More …
Arizona emo band The Maine has been through a number of different phases in their twelve years of existence. Through their true pop-punk, emo beginning with “Can’t Stop, Won’t Stop,” their dark and edgier “Forever Halloween” phase, and their soft and sincere release Read More …
“My name is Charli XCX and I’m one of the best pop stars in the world.” The British singer songwriter, Charlotte Aitchison, known professionally as Charli XCX, ended her show at Union Transfer Saturday night with this bold statement, inciting a roar of applause from the Read More …
Bishop Briggs the British singer, songwriter, and musician and known Philly favorite brought her Champion tour to The Fillmore. The concert featured many songs from her forthcoming album Champion via Island Records on November 8. Who needs a Peloton bike, just attend a Bishop Briggs Read More …
After a couple of false starts, The Distillers finally played Philly this year, and they did not disappoint. The Union Transfer was packed from the stage to the back wall, including the horseshoe balcony. Kicking off their “Fall” tour, which features dates only for two Read More …
Folk and hip-hop combined at The Met in Philadelphia on Friday night with Judah and the Lion’s Pep Talks Tour. Hailing from Nashville, Judah and the Lion are known for their unique sound that blends folk instruments with fast lyrics and heavy beats. Before Judah Read More …
Being somewhat new to the Philadelphia area and music scene, I didn’t know what to expect with my first Made In America experience. This notorious festival which is curated by Jay-Z and produced by Roc Nation is known to draw big crowds to the Read More …
Philly loves the Zac Brown Band, period. ZBB performed two nights at the BB&T pavilion in Camden, NJ (right across the river from Philadelphia). Zac Brown has always tap danced around playing great covers (like “Enter Sandman” a few years ago), but this time they Read More …
What has become a tradition, Slipknot once again brought their traveling Metal circus to the Philadelphia area. This year’s line up had a special European flavor with Behemoth, Gojia, and Volbeat providing a Metal Musical Spectacle for the ages. Kickstarting the show was the blackened Read More …
