Musikfest

  By Dan Williams   Jethro Tull’s Ian Anderson closed out MusikFest, and That Mag was there. 2017 marks the fiftieth anniversary of the band Jethro Tull.  Anderson’s Tull are originators of Progressive Rock (Prog Rock), along with bands like King Crimson, Yes, Pink Read More

by Adam McGrath Chances are you’ve seen Brad Hinton on stage somewhere around the Philadelphia area, even if you didn’t know it was him at the time. Hinton has spent the better part of a decade performing in collaborative bands like Wissahickon Chicken Shack and Hezekiah Jones, Read More

by Holli Stephens I’ve been jamming out to since my middle school days and by any means necessary I was going to find a way to get to Bethlehem to see them at Musikfest.  It was as problematic as I expected it to be. After asking around I recruited my friend Ian Louda who Read More

by Amanda Hitz Alan Jackson is a legendary country music artist who took the stage at Musikfest this weekend. He has been in the music industry for 25 years and is celebrating by touring to 25 different locations, one of which was Bethlehem. Jackson began the show with a fast Read More

by Regina Nicolardi I have been asked on several occasions, what type of music do the Avett Brothers play? At first the baffling part is ‘how haven’t people heard of them’? They have a solid catalog that spans years, continually sell out live shows, and have played at the 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