by Jane Roser “Apparently April is “Drive back and forth to play shows in Florida month.” Nashville-based Indie/Folk artist, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Jordan Eastman posted that on his Facebook page recently and considering he has 253 shows booked (so Read More

by Foluke Gabrielle Denis The arena of white rappers was once limited to Eminem, but now a group of similar stature has emerged. G-Eazy is not your typical rapper. He does not fall into the category of Gangsta rap nor does he follow a conscience concern. The Oakland rapper has Read More

by Jaz Bowens The light snow and unexpected winds didn’t stop people from coming out to see a great line up of artist at the International House in University City on Tuesday night. Susanna, Charles Cohen, and Chris Forsyth put on a great show. Chris Forsyth, the guitarist, Read More

by Sebastian Mackay “There’s only rule in rock and roll,” Mike Sandoz, vocalist and guitarist of Dead Day Revolution, tells me. “And that’s to say what you want and mean it.” Fighting words. But he’s a fighting a man. The LA based rockers, drummer Skeeter Joplin and bassist Read More

by Meaghan Paulosky On March 24th, Johnny Brenda’s welcomed curators of dark pop, Weeknight. A duo based out of Brooklyn, NY, Weeknight treated Philadelphia to the final night of their 24-stop North American tour. The tour was to promote their debut album, Post Everything, but Read More

by Dominique Richardson It’s a night of soul & hip-hop, color & love. Red Baraat, a bone chilling band of eight with a sound so sinfully contagious and full of high-energy are headlining a ‘Festival of Color’ tomorrow night. This is a very big deal, everyone I know Read More