by Meaghan Paulosky On Friday, April 25th, South Philadelphia’s capacity for beard-and-flannel enthusiasts maxed out. Less than a year after their Morgan’s Pier appearance, Woods made a return trip for a sold-out crowd at Boot & Saddle. This was just the second show to Read More

by Donte Kirby Johnnyswim, with the powerful voices of Amanda Sudano-Ramirez and Abner Ramirez, turned everyone in attendance at the packed Ardmore Music Hall into die hard fans. Their opening act was Liz Longley, a Philadelphia native who has since made the move to Nashvill Read More

by Jane Roser L.A.-based indie folk-pop sextet Run River North has achieved what takes most bands a decade to accomplish. A hit album, selling out venues, performing on major talk shows and supporting The Goo Goo Dolls on tour, all within the span of only six months. Originally Read More

by Janelle Engle Warm weather and the promise of free Sailor Jerry’s rum for an hour lured in a solid crowd at the Underground Arts venue for a Thursday night. But if everyone came for the free booze, it was the solid music line up of Heavenly Beat, Vacationer and Hellogoodbye Read More

by Michele Zipkin The DC-born quartet known as Melodime brought their southern-tinged rock and roll to Philly’s North Star Bar last Tuesday night. They pretty much started with a bang by delving into their high-energy electro-acoustic rock, the crux of their songwriting steeze. Read More

by Joe Jamnitzky I swear, some of the best albums in music never get released in the States. I’m not just talking compilations or things of that nature either, but full fledged, original albums that result in the artist(s) involved to not be known here except to a small few. Yes Read More