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  By Geno Thackara The underground Sofar (Songs From a Room) concert series still offers just about the best listening environment around, and the monthly traveling party is apparently reaching a fever pitch this season. The Philly crew managed to plan a whopping three shows Read More

  by Lauren Rosier   Over a decade ago, a singer/songwriter from Utah, Dia Frampton, and her sister Meg, started a band, Meg & Dia. The band quickly became popular amongst the pop rock scene, garnering attention from major media outlets like Warped Tour and Read More

  by Dan Williams Friday was beautiful in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware.  It was hot and crowded with not a cloud in the sky all day.  The beach was wall to wall umbrellas and the aroma of Coppertone was everywhere.  The restaurants, bars, and pizza shops were jammed.  It was a Read More

  by Anna Kennedy At nine o’clock on Friday night the doors to the Voltage Lounge opened and I followed a group of music lovers into the dim-lit venue. One of the first things I noticed was a table set up on the stage with very minimal DJ equipment and a large banner Read More

by Lauren Rosier Not many musicians can say that they were part of one of the most iconic eras in music such as the late 1960’s through early 1970’s and also active in today’s music industry. For former Creedence Clearwater Revival drummer, Doug “Cosmo” Clifford, he can say that Read More

by Ziggy Merritt You’d be hard-pressed to find anyone who has as much fun on stage as Diet Cig’s own Alex Luciano. Thursday night at PhilaMOCA showcased her talent for rambunctious acrobatics and refreshingly if somewhat brutally honest songwriting alongside bandmate and drummer Read More