Good Old War

by Lauren Rosier The year of 2015 has definitely been a rollercoaster ride for indie folk band, Good Old War. Changing from a trio to a duo and releasing their fourth LP, Broken Into Better Shape, it’s been one heck of a ride. The making of the LP was a completely different Read More

Good Old War Broken Into Better Shape Reviewed by: Lauren Rosier     After the sad news that drummer Tim Arnold was leaving the band to spend time with family, Philadelphia indie folk favorite Good Old War members Keith Goodwin and Dan Schwartz were forced to push on as Read More

by Lauren Rosier It’s been two years since Philadelphia favorite Good Old War has been on the road. Their hometown gave them a huge welcome back Sunday night with a sold out show at First Unitarian Church in Philadelphia. If anyone has been to the Church before, you know how Read More

by Lauren Rosier Philadelphia indie folk band Good Old War has been extremely successful with the release of their debut album, Only Way To Be Alone and subsequent self-titled release and Come Back As Rain. The guys’ success has been in great part to the three-part harmonies that Read More

by Emily Meenan Coming up this weekend is the Brandywine Folk Festival at the Anson B. Nixon park in Kennett Square. With tons of talented artists and awesome vendors, this three-day festival is not one to be missed. The first day, tomorrow, kicks off at 1:30 with Sweetbriar Read More

The Parkington Sisters’ musical beginnings may lay in the town of Wellfleet, MA; a place more famous for their oysters than their music scene, but the group has accrued quite a resume since the days of busking in Cape Cod. Last year alone, Ariel, Nora, Rose and Sarah Parkington Read More