March 15, 2026
Telescreens Unleash Relentless Energy at Philadelphia’s TLA
March 9, 2026
Caroline Jones Brings Stadium Sized Talent to 118 North
March 9, 2026
Rising Star Syd Taylor Captivates Philadelphia Crowd
February 23, 2026
Larry Fleet’s Working Man’s Revival Lifts the Keswick
February 20, 2026
’24 Frames’ of Redemption with Jason Isbell at The Met Philly
Showcasing local events from smaller nightclub & concert shows to large, non-music related events like the Tattoo Arts Convention & Philadelphia Auto Show.
March 06, 2026 – From the corner buskers to the Honky Tonks to the writers’ showcases, Nashville is bleeding with talent. On any given day, the best of the best are tracking in studios on Music Row or loading up buses to take their songs around the world. Among this top-tier, one collection of players […]
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March 07, 2026 – The sold out First Unitarian Church of Philadelphia was packed as Syd Taylor walked onto the stage with the swagger and confidence of a superstar. I had the unique opportunity to cover an artist that is sure to rise to star status. Photography & Review by Steve Cerf @stevecerf Syd Taylor, […]
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March 4th, 2026 – The quiet stretch of Lancaster Avenue outside Ardmore Music Hall looked less like the Main Line and more like the parking lot of a traveling carnival. Tie dye in the cold night air. Old tour hoodies resurrected from closets. The soft murmur of fans swapping predictions about bust outs before the […]
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February 19, 2026 – When Larry Fleet released his 2019 debut album Workin’ Hard, the title felt less like a clever turn of phrase and more like a mission statement. Long before he broke into country music, the Tennessee native was pouring concrete and putting in long days of manual labor, and that blue-collar backbone still defines […]
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February 6, 2026 – the chandeliers inside the Grand Opera House glowed against the winter’s dark backdrop as Billy Gibbons stepped into the light with a guitar slung low and that unmistakable silhouette carved in amber. The room felt intimate, almost conspiratorial, like 19th century architecture bracing for a blast of Texas dust. Photos + […]
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