by Michelle Singer The Kooks were one of the first bands to really get me into music. I’ll never forget my 16 year old self seeing them for the first time at their sold-out show at Terminal 5 in New York. My friends and I, being the loyal tween fan girls we were, queued outside Read More

by Donte Kirby October’s Communion Club Night was frightfully good at Underground Arts. It was a night filled with a country twang and a sax backed by some colorful mixing and seductive vocals. Marian Hill kicked off the night with the most unique sound of the night. The Read More

by Brittney Corridean The dreamy, electronic sounds of Animal Collective were definitely well collaborated with the DJ set Geologist (Brian Weitz) and Deakin (Josh Dibb) put on at the Dolphin Tavern this past Wednesday. The pair kept everyone’s feet moving throughout the night Read More

by Brittney Corridean The month of October has approached us and we are all too familiar with the “Oktoberfest” craze that comes along with it. Yes Philadelphia, it is time for crisp weather and all the fantastic seasonal craft beers that make us feel warm inside. This Sunday, Read More

by Holli Stephens One of the first realizations I came to on Wednesday night at Union Transfer was that I was completely underdressed for Lykke Li. Her simple and modern black style was depicted in what the audience chose to wear in support of her. I tried to hide behind my Read More

by Matt Kelchner In the depths of the subterrain music hall that is Underground Arts, indie pop darlings Tennis and Pure Bathing Culture come to town for a Tuesday night concert. Hometown musician Peter Matthew Bauer was a last minute add to the lineup that already featured a Read More