The City of Brotherly Love has embraced The Struts since they first started playing the States and were ready to entertain the lucky 5,000 who could get tickets to the two SOLD OUT shows at The Fillmore. If you follow the rabid fan account “Strutters” 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 …
Celebrating the 20th year anniversary of its initial release, Carlos Santana brought the Supernatural to the BB&T pavilion. The night featured a double bill of legendary bands The Doobie Brothers opened for Santana. Playing to a packed house, the crowd was ready for some classic Read More …
Mark Knopfler brought musical mastery to a sold-out Metropolitan Opera House (The MET) in Philadelphia. Backed by a massive 11-piece band it seemed only fitting to have such artist in one of Philadelphia’s premier historic buildings. Knopfler’s performance was a modern-day symphonic performance. Opening with Read More …
An immense train started as the venue darkened, with the familiar chug chug of the engine, the stage filled with smoke as headlights could be seen breaking through the “fog”. The band finally took the stage to screaming fans as the silhouette of Patrick Monahan Read More …
As Johnny Rzeznik and Robby Takac along with supporting band mates took the stage, the crowd was ready to go down memory lane at 100MPH!!! The Goo Goo Dolls most popular in the 90’s and 00’s haven’t lost a step and if anything may have Read More …
Buckcherry brought their Warpaint to the “City of Brotherly Love.” On a night with a massive five bands on the bill, Siravo, Inside Voices, Another Day Dawns, and Joyous Wolf, Buckcherry fans would have to wait three hours before seeing the headliner. Kicking off the Read More …
Philadelphia’s #1 Alternative music station 104.5 gets an early jump of the summer festivals with their annual Birthday Party. Each year they gather the best music in one place for an all-day party. This year’s line up did not disappoint, in fact it was a Read More …
The WHO and Philadelphia have had a relationship longer than some marriages with almost 50 years. On a prefect evening, The WHO took over Citizens Bank Park the home of the Phillies. As I walked to our location to take pictures it was overwhelming to Read More …
While some of today’s music is still searching for an identity, The Struts know exactly who they are, and have no problem showing it. The Struts played to 20,000 music fans on Saturday at a Philadelphia sponsored radio event. As the air raid siren filled Read More …
