Reviews

Lucero Live from Atlanta Reviewed by: Brian Roser   Lucero is rock and roll with a hint of country. They have a great, no nonsense, working class sound. Think Bruce Springsteen, but from Memphis, Tennessee instead of New Jersey. Just like it says on the tin, this is a live Read More

The Pharmacy Spells Reviewed by: Ari Roth   The latest full-length by The Pharmacy is a gentle, bleary-eyed amble of folksy garage rock. It actually takes a step back in fidelity from 2012’s Stoned & Alone, and the whole recording is imbued with a fuzzy, backwoods Read More

Porter Robinson Worlds Reviewed by: Lara Supan   Well that was forgettable. Is it bad to say that all EDM sounds the same? Well, this sounds like any number of tracks that will be playing all over Burning Man, and I’m pretty sure no one would be able to tell the Read More

by Holli Stephens I’ve been jamming out to since my middle school days and by any means necessary I was going to find a way to get to Bethlehem to see them at Musikfest.  It was as problematic as I expected it to be. After asking around I recruited my friend Ian Louda who Read More

by John Nicholson There was an unmistakable ease over the Milkboy Philly stage Friday night. From the opening set by local songsmith, Joey Sweeney to New Zealand’s transcendent headliners, Tiny Ruins. Modest and tactful, both acts poured themselves into each word of every song. Read More

by Amanda Hitz Alan Jackson is a legendary country music artist who took the stage at Musikfest this weekend. He has been in the music industry for 25 years and is celebrating by touring to 25 different locations, one of which was Bethlehem. Jackson began the show with a fast Read More