Tag: concert review
Apr. 7, 2017
Alina Baraz treats Coda to ‘electric’ performance
On March 18, Alina Baraz brought her “Let’s Get Lost” tour to the Coda. The nightclub and concert venue began to fill up around 8…

Apr. 7, 2017
PhilaMOCA ‘NE’-deep in good tunes, ‘HI’ energy
I have yet to come across a Chicago band I didn’t like. This inkling was proven to be true once again the night of March…

Apr. 7, 2017
Beach Slang pleases Philly fans at Union Transfer show
When James Alex took the stage March 25 with Beach Slang, he was in full salesmanship mode. Performing to a sold out crowd waiting for…

Apr. 7, 2017
Palehound, Big Thief captivate at Johnny Brenda’s show
Johnny Brenda’s remains one of my favorite venues in the city of Philadelphia, and when I get the chance to see a band I love…

Apr. 7, 2017
Underground Arts welcomes indie icons Tennis
Callowhill Street’s Underground Arts was filled to capacity March 18 for the indie surf pop band Tennis. Comprised of indie rock’s best husband-wife duo, Patrick…

Apr. 7, 2017
Foxygen razzles and dazzles at Union Transfer concert
Indie rockers Foxygen played Union Transfer March 26 with support from Gabriella Cohen. Touring with their latest album “Hang,” Foxygen put on a show that…

Mar. 17, 2017
Passenger, the Paper Kites take audience for a ride at Fillmore
If I could live anywhere in Philadelphia, I’d live not in a house or an apartment, but at one of Philly’s newest music venues, the…

Mar. 17, 2017
Los Campesinos plays energetic leg of east coast shows
Following a band on tour is an activity that rarely makes it off the bucket list. There are tons of reasons to avoid trekking from…

Mar. 10, 2017
Chicago’s Noname sells out World Cafe Live concert
Despite the moniker, Chicago rapper Noname is gaining nationwide fame. Noname thrust herself into the underground hip hop consciousness with a melancholy, show-stealing, roughly-40-second verse…

Mar. 3, 2017
Japandroids rocks out for two nights at Union Transfer
When the Japandroids first announced their tour in support of “Near to the Wild Heart of Life,” it wasn’t New York City or their native…
