Show Reviews

by Andi Bricklin The last time I saw OK Go was about eight years ago when they opened up for Cheap Trick at the TLA, and I left thinking it was one of the most memorable shows I’d ever seen. Fun, clever and personal musicians playing great music, OK Go brought big stage antics to Read More

by Holli Stephens The First Unitarian Church of Philadelphia has always had a good reputation in my book. I’ve caught The Districts and Fly Golden Eagle in the same show and the intimate downstairs venue space serves as a stage to many Philadelphian and non-Philadelphian talents Read More

by Jane Roser It may be  small, but the Dewey Beach Music Conference certainly has bite. It has been named as the most musician friendly conference in the country and has received rave reviews by everyone from participating bands to industry giants. This is all due to the Read More

by Donte Kirby “If you are a hard working american, I implore you to do us this favor tonight. Free your mind and let your ass follow,” said lead singer of Hard Working Americans, Todd Snider. Every ear that listened did him a solid. Todd Sheaffer from Railroad Earth Read More

by Adam McGrath The beauty of music is that songs born out of pain can bring joy into the world. Even though both Christopher Denny and Timothy Showalter of Strand of Oaks write songs that come from very personal, sometimes dark places, their performances transform difficult life Read More

by Holli Stephens “It’s our first time in Philly. I think we’re going to come back.” Dressed in a t-shirt covered in leaf graphics, Dave Bayley was all smiles to the rambunctious crowd that filled up World Café Live’s downstairs stage Thursday night. Glass Animals began in Read More