by Brittany Rotondo On a cool, damp Friday night at The World Cafe Live, the energy is palpable. Seems Mother Nature couldn’t stall this sold out crowd even if she tried. Opening the set is multi-talented rapper and spoken word poet, Kuf Knotz. Originally from New York, the Read More

by Erinn Fortson I am stickler for arriving to Free at Noon performances early. This most recent Friday was no exception. I was the first to line up behind the attendee entrance and the first to literally stand front and center at the helm of World Café Live’s stage. The Read More

by Meaghan Paulosky It may seem as if beautiful, well-written music should just come naturally to the Chapin Sisters. The sisters, Abigail and Lily, were practically born into it. As children, they were able to play music with their uncles and dad who just so happened to be Read More

by Daryl W. Hannah II Hailing from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania is singer/songwriter John Francis. He has been bringing the county to our big city with his relaxed, laid back vocal style and smooth southern-like guitar style. Francis is certainly walking the line to success. Since Read More

by Mely Duong Although Kara Clark is an unassuming sweet name, her voice is a completely different manner.  Immediately upon hearing her sing, one realizes that her voice is extremely powerful and for lack of a better way to put it, her voice packs quite a punch.  She can sing Read More

by Meaghan Paulosky Unless you’re of heavy Irish descent or closely follow the genre as an outsider, you probably don’t know very much about Celtic rock. So when a band transcends the genre, crosses over to popular rock, and gains recognition from a variety of fans, they must be Read More