A Trip to Honolulu-on-The-Schuylkill
For the second year in a row, Local Honeymoon brought the Aloha Christmas spirit to (an unseasonably cold) Philadelphia.
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PICK IT UP! Goldfinger Gives Philly a Ska-Punk Christmas
The legendary, record-breaking Southern California band celebrated the holiday season with a sold-out show at Union Transfer.
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Carpark Records Fêtes 25 Years with Speedy Ortiz & Phoebe Rings
Performances from folk-pop duo @ and Dylan Baldi completed the evening at Johnny Brenda's.
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Saturday Night's Alright
Martha Foundry and Death, By Snu Snu lead a soulful post-Thanksgiving Saturday night at Kung Fu Necktie, warming up Philadelphia from the blistering cold with a blend of buttery tunes and alternative jams that go down like musical hot chocolate.
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Show Recaps
A Trip to Honolulu-on-The-Schuylkill
For the second year in a row, Local Honeymoon brought the Aloha Christmas spirit to (an unseasonably cold) Philadelphia.
PICK IT UP! Goldfinger Gives Philly a Ska-Punk Christmas
The legendary, record-breaking Southern California band celebrated the holiday season with a sold-out show at Union Transfer.
Carpark Records Fêtes 25 Years with Speedy Ortiz & Phoebe Rings
Performances from folk-pop duo @ and Dylan Baldi completed the evening at Johnny Brenda's.
Saturday Night's Alright
Martha Foundry and Death, By Snu Snu lead a soulful post-Thanksgiving Saturday night at Kung Fu Necktie, warming up Philadelphia from the blistering cold with a blend of buttery tunes and alternative jams that go down like musical hot chocolate.
“None of You Bitches Can Compete”
How Die Spitz and Babe Haven took Philly to church, chewed us up, and lovingly spit us out.
Adventure Lost Celebrates the Release of "You Better Watch Your Back" at KFN
The show at Fishtown's Kung Fu Necktie also featured performances from Lydia Blair and Loose Panic