Last Saturday, Jazz Age on the Delaware was hosted at the Glen Foerd riverfront estate. Guests enjoyed a day filled with 1920’s era music and dancing, games on the lawn, vintage cocktails and snacks, and there was even a pie baking contest.  Everyone felt like they were Read More

by Andi Bricklin Long before his four-chair turn on Season 7 of The Voice, Luke Wade was writing and recording with his band No Civilians back home in Texas.  “I was working on The River from about October 2013 until maybe March 2014.”  The album was released, but promotion got Read More

by Ziggy Merritt Saturday marked the triumphant return of Laura Marling to Philadelphia alongside openers Johnny Flynn and Marika Hackman. The venue, Union Transfer, was filled to the brim that night with infectious enthusiasm from a more than devoted following. It was a sight to Read More

by Shannon Fox The 90-degree weather and the muggy July heat didn’t seem to stop fans from flooding into the Electric Factory this past Wednesday night when WXPN presented Jason Isbell and Blake Mills. Mills even went on to joke with the crowd saying, “At least it’s not hot in Read More

by Mandy McGee Matt Mondanile is a musician from New Jersey who plays guitar in Real Estate and has a solo project called Ducktails. Some people don’t like genre labels or know how to label music; Mondanile describes Ducktails as ecstatic dream music. His newest LP Read More

by Matt Kelchner 2015 marks the 15th year anniversary of the release of The Appleseed Cast’s seminal album, Mare Vitalis. To celebrate, the band teamed up with Graveface Records for a reissue release back in late June. Along with the repressing came a headlining tour in support Read More