The Boss in Summer: Springsteen releases his 1999 stand at Philly’s First Union Center
This live recording of this particular Philly gig in 1999 fell two days after the Boss’s 50th birthday.
This live recording of this particular Philly gig in 1999 fell two days after the Boss’s 50th birthday.
“2020 is a year like no other,” goes the statement from Roc Nation, Jay-Z’s management company.
Naeem Juwan releases his debut solo album, “Startisha.”
Philly’s Dixy Blood return with their new album, “Do Hillbilly Sheep Dreem of Dixy Blood.”
Record stores in the Philly region tackle reopening in the age of the city’s code yellow.
“Fuel the Fight” Volume 2 drops today with proceeds going directly to Philly charity, Fuel the Fight 2020.
Dedicated to those “in need of someone to help them get through these terribly trying times,” Andy Kahn’s ‘There for You’ dropped before the murder of George Floyd, and before the riots started.
What’s most necessary in a time such as this? Peace. Protest. Peaceful protest. Conflict. Resolution. Noise. Beauty.
Philly’s Alternative Rock station gets a re-up with a new name and a new vibe.
Rolling out a weekly, regular series of nu-neo-soulful covers on YouTube from like-minded, contemporary artists, Chris Zurich is handling this pandemic the best way a musician can.