by Jane Roser Wildly inventive, eclectic and the most fun you can ever have at an old-fashioned dance party, DC’s Bumper Jacksons have quickly gained national recognition for their blend of jazz, swing, blues and old-time country tunes, as well as original compositions that Read More

by Michele Zipkin Auckland-based brother-sister duo Georgia and Caleb Nott, known in the alt-indie world as Broods, are making some major headway in their very young age (as a band and as individuals.)  With a newly released self-titled EP, a New Zealand chart-topping single and Read More

by Joe Jamnitzky Yes, I realize I covered the first Operator Please album is last week’s Lost and Found article. As promised, I’m covering the second one this week. The reason for this (besides the obvious), is because this may as well have been a different band. While having all Read More

by Matt Kelchner As the festival season begins to heat up again, Chvrches begins to prepare for another year of playing on some of the biggest stages across the country. In their short career, the three piece group from Glasgow, Scotland have managed to steadily climb the ranks Read More

by Dominique V. Richardson Journey to the suburbs of Philadelphia for Winetober, Skippack’s Annual Spring Wine Fest. From 1PM – 6PM, you will have your fill of red or white wines along with local grown foods, vendor samplings and live music. Tickets are priced at $25 for general Read More

by Michelle Singer If you love indie rock and the chilled out vibe of bands such as Real Estate or The Shins, you are going to love Very Americans. Their new EP Stereo Types just came out in January and they are already on the rise. Hailing from Harrisburg, PA, Tony Bavaria Read More