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.

Peaches n’ Kream Tour ’26 Brings The Black Keys Back to Their Raw Blues Roots

May 09, 2026 – Peaches n’ Kream World Tour ’26 rolled into Franklin Music Hall in Philadelphia Saturday night while fans packed the floor and balcony early waiting for The Black Keys to take the stage. The energy inside the venue was immediate, you could feel the heat building and then The Black Keys took […]

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All Work No Play with Lexa Gates at Brooklyn Bowl Philly

April 25, 2026 – There’s a certain electricity to a room that knows it’s catching something early before the algorithm fully crystallizes it, before the venues get bigger than the feeling. Saturday night at Brooklyn Bowl Philly felt like that kind of moment, humid with anticipation, flickering between underground intimacy and something on the verge […]

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With ‘This Music May Contain Hope’ Raye Makes Jazz Hit a New Generation at a Sold Out Met

April 19, 2026 – Raye brought her This Music May Contain Hope tour to Philadelphia’s historic Met Theatre, and from the moment she stepped on stage, it was clear this was her night. With her popularity growing exponentially, it was no surprise The Met was completely sold out. Fans packed the theater, their energy building […]

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Run, Rewind, Repeat as Collective Soul Turns Red Bank Into a Living Memory

April 02, 2026 – There’s a certain kind of electricity that only lives in tight rooms, breathing walls, and a crowd close enough to feel every note land in their chest. That was the scene in Red Bank at Hackensack Meridian Health Theatre at the Count Basie Center, where Collective Soul pulled the past into […]

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Perfume Genius Brings Stillness and a Deeply Personal Set to First Unitarian Church

April 01, 2026 – From the moment Perfume Genius took the stage at Philly’s First Unitarian Church, he commanded the room in a way few artists can. Backed by a second keyboard, the stripped-down setup kept the focus on his voice, moving effortlessly through the higher register before dropping down when needed. The performance felt […]

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