Show Reviews

by Brittany Rotondo A story teller, an ageless rocker and a veteran not only to the world of rock n’ roll, but to World Café Live’s stage. This Wednesday night was packed with a stellar set list, acoustic armor and a crowd left hanging on the edge of their seats. Quite literally. Read More

by Ashley McAteer Starting out the sold out show at Johnny Brenda’s on Tuesday night was London’s Cheetahs. After a little technical trouble with the bass, the band composed themselves and worked pretty well together, complimenting each other in a 90s inspired sound. Read More

photos and review by Nick Nemphos Frightened Rabbit started their set off with a few high energy crowd pleasing tunes, the second song of the set “Modern Leper” coming off nicely which quickly got the crowd ready to follow the band wherever they took them. Each song Read More

by Dan Emmons Philly rock band John and Brittany left a lasting impression on this writer Friday night at The Legendary Dobbs on South Street. I cannot remember the last time I saw a band, with no knowledge of their catalog, and was blown away by every song.  From catchy riffs, Read More

by Avalon Lee On March 27, Hey Marseilles took the stage at Johnny Brenda’s.  Philadelphia was one stop on their national tour promoting their sophomore album, Lines We Trace, which was released on March 5th.  The tour kicked off on the first of the month in their hometown of Read More

by Evan Kramer Unlike stereotypical hip-hop artists, Wax’s unique style fuses mellow acoustic guitar strokes with ‘feel good’ instrumentals. Separating him to a specific lane in the hip-hop genre is nearly impossible. Wax experiments with all kinds of instrumentals such as the Read More