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by Holli Stephens The North Star Bar’s “starry” appearance stands from its other building counterparts on the corner of 26th and Popular. Around back you’ll find the doors to the stage area’s poster lined walls and stairs to a balcony that create a snug atmosphere for music Read More

by Jane Roser DC’s 9:30 Club has become a mecca for mainstream, established bands as well as indie artists on the rise. Named by Rolling Stone as one of the best big rooms in the country, the 9:30 Club has showcased everyone from Johnny Cash to The Dead Weather and recently Read More

by Matt Kelchner Hootin’ and hollerin’, singin’ and dancin’ were widespread at Union Transfer Thursday night as The Felice Brothers ripped through their high energy set. The upstate New York five piece released Favorite Waitress, their newest album, earlier last month and they Read More

by Holli Stephens There is always a little fire of anticipation that lights inside of me when I learn I’ll be going to a foreign venue or seeing a band that is new to me. I was two for two in getting the chance to see The Crookes play at the Barbary Tuesday night. The venue is Read More

by Donte Kirby Nashville band, Kansas Bible Company and local band, Satellite Hearts graced the Milkboy stage on Tuesday night to an adoring crowd. The three-piece, Satellite Hearts started the night and had a lot of friends in the crowd. Fellow Philly musicians such as Ali Read More

by Bill Repko The Kutztown Folk Festival looked deceptively small from outside the gates. The exposed strip of turbines prattling beside dangling wind chimes inducted me into the omnipresence of the old German-American farming community. High school kids manned most of the food Read More