April 8, 2013

by Meaghan Paulosky Indie, electronic, pop? Maybe post-Britpop infused with a bit of folk? None of it? All of it? Well, whatever they are, Scanners have got it figured out.   Formed back in 2004 as a three-piece group (one piece being a drum machine), Scanners have since managed Read More

photos and review by Nick Nemphos Frightened Rabbit started their set off with a few high energy crowd pleasing tunes, the second song of the set “Modern Leper” coming off nicely which quickly got the crowd ready to follow the band wherever they took them. Each song Read More

By Evan Kramer Hailing from Canada, Old Man Luedecke is a Juno Award-winning folk musician who favors a banjo as his primary instrument. Old Man Luedecke is extremely creative and paints intricate pictures with his delightful storytelling. His voice harmonizes with the wacky Read More

by Brittany Rotondo Kenn Kweder. A name that still sends shivers down the spines and streets of Philadelphia. Some dubbed him the mayor of South Street, but to most, he was and always will be, The Messiah. Sixty-one-year-old Kweder ventured from Southwest Philadelphia, wanting to Read More