by Adam McGrath The wet weather this week didn’t dampen the spirits of Philly concertgoers, as big crowds turned out for acts like Courtney Barnett, Benjamin Booker, and Shakey Graves, but now it’s time for the sun to clear the way for a fresh batch of weekend shows. First, Read More

by Donte Kirby If you’ve never listened to Explosions in the Sky, their album How Strange, Innocence is as good a starting point as any. In fact, it is the starting point, as it’s their debut album. Explosion in the Sky is a good jumping off point period if you’re Read More

by Brittney Corridean A night with Courtney Barnett and San Fermin at Union Transfer was the perfect setting for a low-key evening of good music and somewhat uncommon entertainment. The eight person band of San Fermin brought their diversified sound to the venue and th Read More

by Mely Duong Taizu is a local rapper who has begun to establish an empire that emanates outwards from New Jersey to conquer the world with his diverse lyrics, which can range from hype and loud to melodic chill music. His music attempts to capture various moments in life from Read More

by Andi Bricklin Last Saturday night The Last Bison rolled into Philly hauling a slew of string and percussion instruments, and boy was I glad that I made a table reservation, because by the time Norwegian songstress (and monster finger picker) Monica Heldal took the stage it was Read More

by Donte Kirby Wiz Khalifa, LP, Afrojack, and Philly’s own OCD Moosh and Twist put on a show at the Piazza at Schmidt’s to kick off Forbes’ Under 30 Summit. OCD Moosh and Twist started the evening accompanied by a live drummer to give their music that extra Read More