Concerts
REVIEW: FIDLAR at Union Transfer
There’s something not very surprising about the fact that FIDLAR frontman Zac Carper chose sobriety to be the common theme from FIDLAR’s sophomore album, Too. […]
Madonna at Wells Fargo Center: Too Much Spectacle, Not Enough Madge
The sacred and profane were on full display last night at Madonna’s Rebel Heart show at the Wells Fargo Center. Fans even broke out the […]
FIDLAR at Union Transfer is #OpenInPHL
The last time FIDLAR plowed through Philly was in May, when they were the penultimate act of a co-headlining tour with fellow punk rockers Metz […]
Get $10 Tickets to See the Naughton Sisters at Curtis Institute
The Curtis Institute of Music is offering Philly Mag Ticket readers special $10 tickets for the upcoming homecoming performance of Christina and Michelle Naughton, the […]
INTERVIEW: Audra McDonald on her Philadelphia Concert…and Sally Bowles
Audra McDonald was in a car driving home from a rehearsal to see her family while we talked, and her voice noticeably lit up when I […]
Philly Entrepreneur Wants to Change the Way You Watch Concerts
Playing on your phone while you’re at a concert? That’s fine by Brad Denenberg. In fact, he’s banking on it. Denenberg just launched a new app […]
Divas Pack Dell Music Center for a Powerhouse Concert for AIDS
Sheryl Lee Ralph is working hard to spread the important message of HIV/AIDS awareness through her DIVAS (Divinely Inspired Victoriously AWARE) Simply Singing concert. The […]
You Can Now See One Direction at Lincoln Financial for $15
One Direction is one of a handful of artists to hold the distinction of selling out Lincoln Financial Field—Taylor Swift, Bruce Springsteen and U2 are […]
Every Day is Halloween With Phish
The Mann Center in Fairmount Park was left a smoking heap of cedar ash and charred lawn Wednesday night, after the Phish from Vermont burned […]
There’s a Treat Y’rself Festival in Town This Weekend
Few things are more satisfying than waking up one morning, deciding you’re going to call out of work and declaring the rest of the day “Treat Y’rself […]
Why You Should See Failure This Week at Electric Factory
Is it possible that the year 1995 feels just as relevant in Philadelphia twenty years later? Rittenhouse Square has been overrun by loitering teens that look […]
Phish Return to Philly for Two Sold-Out Nights at the Mann Center
This Tuesday and Wednesday the Phish from Vermont return to the Mann Center in Fairmount Park, for two sold-out nights of their uniquely unclassifiable rock […]
