by Adam McGrath Naked gratitude poured from Greg Barnett’s sweat-drenched face as The Menzingers’ vocalist profusely thanked the huge crowd of friends, family, and fans at Union Transfer Saturday night. He was right to be overwhelmed by what could be the biggest show of his music Read More

by Ari Roth Philadelphia’s biannual Punk Rock Flea Market is always something to look forward to, ushering in the summer months with two days of vendors selling everything your heart’s desires. From art, crafts and jewelry, to vintage clothing and consignment shop Read More

by Mely Duong moe. is not only a progressive rock band, but also an all American jam band with country undertones in their latest album, No Guts, No Glory on May 27th through Sugar Hill Records (the second album they have released through this record label). The band had humble Read More

by Jane Roser One of the last shows I caught at DC’s fairly new to the scene listening room was the legendary Emmylou Harris. The venue is perfect for singer-songwriters. There is good food, a great sound system, lots of space and the audience is so quiet and respectful Read More

by Michelle Singer Tonight Foxy Shazam are returning to the Theatre of Living Arts to put on a show unlike any before.  They surprised fans with their new album Gonzo by releasing it out of nowhere for free online and immediately experienced a complete traffic overload with so Read More

by Ari Roth This event, which will take place at Underground Arts on June 1st, features home-brewed beers by amateur contestants. They will be judged by a panel who will give awards to the best beers based on category and type of beer, as well as an overall Best of Show award. Read More