by Amanda Hitz Alan Jackson is a legendary country music artist who took the stage at Musikfest this weekend. He has been in the music industry for 25 years and is celebrating by touring to 25 different locations, one of which was Bethlehem. Jackson began the show with a fast Read More

by Donte Kirby There was a sea of hands in the air when the beat dropped at the Mad Decent Block Party at Penn’s Landing on Friday Aug. 8th. Trap house was the music of the day. DJ Snake, Mac Diesel and Vic Mensa opened up the show and Diplo closed out the night. At the Read More

by Ari Roth Purple Rain is a legendary movie. Featuring easily the greatest original soundtrack of all time, the film was Prince’s breakthrough moment, the point at which he jumped from cult funk auteur to full-on international star, establishing himself as one of the great pop Read More

by Regina Nicolardi I have been asked on several occasions, what type of music do the Avett Brothers play? At first the baffling part is ‘how haven’t people heard of them’? They have a solid catalog that spans years, continually sell out live shows, and have played at the Read More

by Matt Kelchner With a new album released just days before their show at Boot and Saddle, the Rosebuds came in like the veteran band they are. Sand+Silence is their latest in a long discography. The Raleigh, North Carolina duo of Ivan Howard and Kelly Crisp took the the stage to Read More

by Mely Duong Wildcat! Wildcat! was a spur of the moment idea amongst friends two years ago with Jesse Carmichael on drums, Michael Wilson on keys, and Jesse Taylor on bass, with all of them singing. The name of the band was also a spur of the moment title that stuck. “Our Read More