Concerts

Coverage of the best music related events from each and every one of Philadelphia’s best concert venues as well as coverage from music festivals all over the world.

Christian Lee Hutson Transforms PhilaMOCA into an Intimate Musical Haven

January 31st, 2025 – It was a rainy night in Philadelphia, but that didn’t stop a sold-out crowd from packing into PhilaMOCA to share an intimate evening with one of today’s most gifted songwriters. The dreary weather was no match for Christian Lee Hutson’s artistry—or his stellar choice of an opener, Allegra Krieger. Written by […]

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David Gray’s Musical Mastery Lights Up The Met

January 25th, 2025 – David Gray, the British folk-rock icon, played to a packed house at The Met in Philadelphia as part of his Past and Present tour, promoting his latest album, Dear Life. His 13th studio album has been receiving critical acclaim from both music critics and fans alike. Photos + Article by @SteveCerf […]

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Handcuffs and Hard Times: X-Cops Dispatch a ‘Cavity Search’ Beatdown at Underground Arts

January 23rd, 2025 – The night began with a bang—and a barrage of toilet paper. Underground Arts was already filling up for tonight’s X-Cops show, but Belushi Speed Ball turned that anticipation into outright madness. Picture this— a thrash metal band so off-the-wall they’ve turned audience participation into an art form. Hundreds of rolls of […]

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The Jesus Lizard’s ‘Monkey Trick’ Turns Union Transfer into a ‘Nub’ of Chaos’

December 13th, 2024 – The Jesus Lizard hit Union Transfer like a drunken freight train and for two hours, Philadelphia was thrust back into the grimy, gloriously unhinged 90s alternative scene. The crowd—a mix of graying scenesters, tattooed Gen X lifers, and younger punks hungry for authenticity—buzzed with anticipation, their energy pulsating like the heartbeat […]

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They Might Be Giants’ Deliver a Feast for the Senses at Union Transfer

December 6th, 2024 – A parade of people wrapped around the perimeter of Union Transfer, waiting to see They Might Be Giants for their second of two sold-out shows in Philly, as part of The Big Show Tour. The New York natives have been creating music since 1982, and during this decades-long career, they’ve remained […]

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