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by Lauren Rosier Want to make a difference while also jamming out to some amazing music? This Saturday the third annual Winter Doldrums Music Festival will bring twelve hours of music to World Cafe Live in Philadelphia to raise awareness and funding for mental health issues and Read More

by Max Miller Underwhelming as the so-called blizzard that hit the Northeast in late January may have been, the snowstorm still managed to disrupt plans for the Ludlow Thieves, a New York-based six-piece known for their grand, cinematic sound. A Boston gig scheduled for January Read More

by Matt Kelchner With a new year comes a new column here at That Mag. We will be sharing our two cents on new, exciting beers and pairing them up with some of our favorite songs. Meet Drinking Tunes, our new, fun way to discover music and beer at the same time. For our inaugural Read More

by Jane Roser Few bands have the drive and continuous passion to stay together for a decade, let alone a quarter of a century, but that’s just what New York roots band Donna the Buffalo has done. They passed that mile marker and kept on truckin’. Their loyal fans even Read More

by Alyse Horn Friday night, North Star Bar is hosting The Henry Millers who are promoting their newsiest album, Posies. Compared to their first album, Daises, John MacCallum and Katie Schecter worked a lot more with a producer to fine-tune their sound. They say that the new album Read More

by Brittney Corridean The weather might be cold and dismal these days, but Adia Victoria will be bringing the fierceness and heat of the south as she sets out for her first headlining tour this month. Her single “Stuck in the South” has been making great headway and her live Read More