This Canadian duo knows the importance of doing things their own way in the music industry. by Brittney Corridean When Miranda Mulholland and Amanda VanDenBrock first met backstage at Massey Hall in Toronto after a Blue Rodeo show they clicked instantly. Two years later, they Read More

by Ari Roth Arto Lindsay is one of the great 20th century musical omnivores, and his five decade career spans ferocious, pioneering no wave noise-punk with DNA, spiky postmodern jazz with the Lounge Lizards, and angular new wave with Ambitious Lovers. Solo, however, he spent the Read More

by Ari Roth Are you a fan of Jamaican music, food and culture? This Sunday, the Reggae In The Park festival will come to the Mann Center for an afternoon and evening full of live performances, delicious food cooked on site, and more. Described as “Philly’s premiere summer reggae Read More

by Ari Roth Although Murmuration is technically a new band, the joyous pop group has a long history. In fact, the launch of the Murmuration name is something of a rebirth for the project, which originally started out when bandleaders Colton Davy and Zara Davy began making Read More

by Adam McGrath Damn, we are one lucky city to have a radio station like WXPN. The wide-reaching impact of such a revered institution, which also encompasses a first-class music venue and thoughtful media coverage, cannot be overstated. Luckily, we are reminded of our good Read More

by Ari Roth Disclaimer: At a recent stop on the Mad Decent Block Party tour in Maryland, MD, 20 attendees were hospitalized and one passed away, likely from drug-related causes. For those of you who are attending the Philly stop, we urge you to please exercise caution and Read More