by Amy Ecklund Last weekend Philadelphia was graced with the Dropkick Murphys for two nights.  The Saturday night show was host to an even rowdier crowd than usual- thanks Erin Express goers.  The band would be proud. The Dropkick Murphys became a known name in the music scene in Read More

by Janelle Engle Despite the impending end of winter storm, fans of the bands Stars and Milo Greene poured into the Trocadero in Chinatown for a show filled with emotion and ambiance  The openers of the show were newcomer folk-pop Milo Greene with only one released album. They Read More

By Dan Emmons Have you ever seen the 1984 classic movie Revenge of the Nerds?  If so, you have a pretty decent idea of the sound and show that Django Django puts on. Subtract the electric violin and implement over-the-top percussion and rallying choruses. Keep the light show and Read More

David Bowie The Next Day Reviewed by Joe Jamnitzky     It’s rather appropriate that my first article about a brand new album has an almost direct connection to my very first “Lost and Found” article. If you’ll remember, that article was about David Bowie’s 1979 album, Read More

Country Rockers on a Never-Ending Tour By: Julianne Cassidy Connor, then Princess, to Connor Christian & the Morningstar Revival, to then nixing the Morningstar Revival and replacing it with Southern Gothic, subsequently resulting in: Connor Christian & Southern Gothic. Read More

by Erinn Fortson   Steve Ryan is as jovial as his music during our telephone conversation. I can almost hear him smiling on the other end of the line when he responds to my questions. I ask him how he remains positive in his music when often times it is so easy to dwell on Read More