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.

Larry Fleet’s Working Man’s Revival Lifts the Keswick

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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’24 Frames’ of Redemption with Jason Isbell at The Met Philly

February 18, 2026 – Under the cathedral ceiling of The Met Philadelphia, the ghosts behaved themselves for once. They took seats in the balcony, folded their hands, and waited for Jason Isbell to start telling the truth. The air outside carried that late winter bite, the kind that sharpens your senses and makes a warm […]

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Brandi Carlile Opens Human Tour with a Milestone Performance in Philadelphia

February 10, 2026 – As I sat on my sofa on Super Bowl Sunday, chips and dips and other tasty treats spread across my living room table, I waited for the most important part of the night — not the players, not the matchup — the performer. Photography & Review by Steve Cerf @stevecerf Just […]

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Opeth Pulls the Fillmore Philly Into the Depths of Deliverance

February 07, 2026 – The Fillmore was vibrating before a single note hit. The crowd was a heaving, breathing organism of black leather, flannel, and skull stamped devotion, all pressed shoulder to shoulder in anticipation for Opeth’s triumphant return to Philadelphia. Photos + Article by @a.j.kinney The opening surge of “Master’s Apprentices” hit like tectonic […]

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Billy Gibbons Lets the Guitar Do the Talking at the Grand Opera House

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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