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by Meaghan Paulosky Unless you’re of heavy Irish descent or closely follow the genre as an outsider, you probably don’t know very much about Celtic rock. So when a band transcends the genre, crosses over to popular rock, and gains recognition from a variety of fans, they must be Read More

By: Avalon Lee Talented, kind, genuine, a mentor; these are the words those closest to Mike Van Jura use to define him. Known to his blog followers as “Jersey Mike”, this Harrisburg man never left his New Jersey roots behind. Harrisburg, however, could not have asked for anything Read More

by Mely Duong    Armed with some sass, talent and youth makes The Districts a very potent but endearing force to be reckoned with.  It is hard to imagine that such young members could have produced such an evolved and engaging sound as conveyed in their album Telephone, Read More

by Erin Sullivan Donna The Buffalo fans are named “The Herd”. There are no membership fees or dues, you just have to be a fan of their music and want to give back to your local community. Since The Herd’s formation in 2001 they have raised $58,000 for local non-profit Read More

by Jessica Nguyen   If you were wandering around Phoenixville this past Friday or Saturday, you may have heard Sidney Joseph. He was there both nights, as it’s his hometown. And if you haven’t, he’s headed out again this upcoming weekend. Peopl Read More

by Meaghan Paulosky   The phrase “no risk” calls to mind a safe, protected solace- say a bubble. Once you hit play on a No RiSK track, warm and fuzzy don’t exactly come to mind. Take “Scene Politics” for example. The song immediately opens with pulsating drums and a killer Read More