by Jane Roser “Jay came up with the name.” I’m sitting in a coffee shop with Lara Supan and Ben Potok, two-thirds of DC-based Americana band South Rail, talking about the group’s interesting origin story over lattes and the shouts of a perturbed customer Read More

by Adam McGrath National pride is not something usually associated with rock shows, but the first adjective that came to mind while watching Daughn Gibson play at Johnny Brenda’s Friday night was “American.” This wasn’t just because the music Josh Martin writes is hoisted from Read More

by Lexi Bissonnette Alright Junior is cosponsor of Musicopia’s upcoming benefit at the TLA. Music has helped save lives in many ways, from inspiration to religious findings to giving an at risk person an outlet to express themselves in a safe way. Musicopia is a non-profit Read More

by Adam McGrath There was a fluid magic in the music of Light Heat Thursday night at Race Street Pier, a sensation magnified by the reflections bouncing off the lapping waters of the Delaware River. Live music in Philly doesn’t get much better than on this gorgeous summer night. Read More

THIS WORLD WON’T LAST FOREVER, BUT TONIGHT WE CAN PRETEND by Julianne Cassidy Photo Credit: Reid Rolls Tonight, Pop-Rock singer-songwriter with a twang of Folk, Matt Hires, is supporting Gold-certified five-piecer Parachute, at the Theater of the Living Arts in Read More

by Dan Emmons Broad Street Music Group was started in the basement of a Temple University frat house and is now taking hold of the music scene throughout the Philadelphia area.  Conceived by Dave Silver and a crew of friends, BSMG was started in February 2012.  “Everything from Read More