underground arts

by Donte Kirby October’s Communion Club Night was frightfully good at Underground Arts. It was a night filled with a country twang and a sax backed by some colorful mixing and seductive vocals. Marian Hill kicked off the night with the most unique sound of the night. The Read More

by Matt Kelchner In the depths of the subterrain music hall that is Underground Arts, indie pop darlings Tennis and Pure Bathing Culture come to town for a Tuesday night concert. Hometown musician Peter Matthew Bauer was a last minute add to the lineup that already featured a Read More

by Donte Kirby Man or Astro-man?, Wray and The Pack AD put on a interstellar performance that had fans experimenting with the effects of bodily collisions in the three dimensional space known as The Underground Arts. Wray is a three piece from Birmingham with a trance-like Read More

by Matt Kelchner I don’t know how Craig Finn, lead singer of The Hold Steady, does it. His band has spent the last several years touring relentlessly and he still comes out every night with the energy and spunk that a band typically has in their first year. This year alone The Read More

by Alyse Horn With his set dedicated to Joan Rivers, Ron Gallo took the stage Thursday night as the opener for Communion Philadelphia at Underground Arts. Gallo performed songs from his new album American Diamond, such as “Young Lady You’re Scaring Me”. His Read More

by Matt Kelchner Fresh off the release of their latest album, Racy, synth rockers Hooray for Earth kicked off their current tour at the Underground Arts here in Philadelphia on Tuesday. In the depths of a new, yet to be finished section of the young venue the New York four piece Read More