tla

by Dan Emmons What do you get when throw a bunch of Philly Chivers in the TLA, with live rock music, DJs, and hip hop, on the weekend of Halloween?   One of the most epic events the eye has ever seen. Being a writer and manager, I have been to MANY shows and when something Read More

by Adam McGrath Australian band Atlas Genius returned to Philadelphia with friends Family of the Year and Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr. for a night of feel-good pop music on South Street. Atlas Genius continued their good relationship with Radio 104.5, who presented Saturday’s show and Read More

by Donte Kirby K.Flay, the nickname given to Kristine Flaherty during her time at Stanford, is bad with names. As an artist it’s what she goes by. She sits on the equipment case in the alleyway behind the TLA in Philadelphia, feet dangling and clad in a black, leather spike Read More

by Ricky Haldis On Friday night, the sidewalks of South Street were populated with a noticeably different assortment of individuals who were scattered among the usual congregation of  beatniks and oddities. This peculiar crowd, who donned full surfer garb, made the small, Read More

by Ricky Haldis “Ohana is the Hawaiian word for ‘family,'” explains Bret Bollinger, bassist and vocalist of the native Hawaiian band, Pepper” Bollinger is walking the streets of Baltimore, having just finished an appearance on Sirius Radio. “We call Read More

by Adam McGrath Flume is the electronic music project created by Harley Streten, from Sydney, Australia. His 2012 self-titled album has gone platinum in Australia, and now he brings his beats to fans all over the world. Flume plays the Theater of Living Arts in Philadelphia on Read More