Show Reviews

written by Teyquil Skelton Ebba Tove Elsa Nilsson, professionally known as Tove Lo, is described as a Swedish dark-pop export, by Rolling Stone. She’s known for her grungy, raw, and gritty approach to pop music. In Philadelphia at the Fillmore, the saddest girl in Sweden Read More

By: Olivia J. B. Baxter Yuna invited Philadelphia into her life when she performed an acoustic set at the City Winery on Friday, January 24th. The songstress sat centered orbs of red and welcomed the audience as she thanked them for making the effort to be with her on that Friday Read More

written by Maria Arroyo This past Friday night we had a chance to see Jake Huffman, former drummer of the band McLovin’s, kick start his solo career at MilkBoy on Chestnut. Huffman had been a part of McLovin’s for over 10 years and started with the band at the age of 14. After Read More

by Mike Getsinger If you’re a fan of alternative/indie pop music, the Foundry was the place to be this past Saturday. Bringing to you from opposite ends of the country were the Miami-based the Magic City Hippies and Oakland-born, Los Angeles-based, Tim Atlas. To come Read More

by Maria Arroyo I had the most unreal opportunity to do my first in-person interview with singer/songwriter, Ron Pope, while also sticking around for one of his first shows back for his Stuck On The Moon tour at the Foundry Thursday night. Opening the show was a good friend of Read More

by Maria Arroyo The opening act, Plague Marks, took over the stage with their unbelievable stage presence and interesting fashion choices. Now I love the circus as much as the next person, but clowns? Yeah, not my thing… But that’s beside the point. Getting back on track: Read More