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West Philadelphia Orchestra returns to Underground Arts

West Philadelphia Orchestra is the name of a big band of professional local musicians who got their start playing folk music and traditional Romanian, Macedonian and Bulgarian tunes. Now they mix...

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15 concerts you need to see in February

This month sees the legendary Elton John heading to Reading, Chris Brown, Trey Songz and Tyga rocking the Wells Fargo Center, and "Gossip Girl" actress Leighton Meester stopping by on a new tour. Check...

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First Philadelphia Burlesque Festival shows off local talent

First Philadelphia Burlesque Festival shows off local talent

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Argue with strangers for fun at The Society of Civil Discourse

Underground Arts hosts peculiar interactive performance

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Summer Concert Preview: 15 local must-see bands

Local acts you need to see this season

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Chill Moody, DJ Royale host Venturef0rth shindig for young creatives

Callowhill co-working community Venturef0rth is holding a social networking event for Philly's young creatives Thursday, July 30. Hosted by Chill Moody, DJ Royale and Whose Your Landlord's Ofo Ezeugwu,...

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Randy and Jim Lahey from 'Trailer Park Boys' coming to Philly

Characters from cult comedy performing live show at Underground Arts

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Raise your spirits at 10 local Halloween parties

Who says Halloween is just for kids? Plenty of local bars, museums and concert halls will be hosting spirited events for grown-ups. Gather up a group of friends and come up with a funny costume, then...

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The ultimate guide to Halloween in Philadelphia

Halloween is almost here, and Philadelphia is gearing up for one spooky showing of festivals, parties and events. Haven't made plans just yet? Check below for the ultimate list of ways to celebrate...

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Listen up: weekend concert picks

Thanksgiving can leave you feeling guilty and gluttonous about all that food (and drink) you downed. Most of us spend the holiday weekend lounging around the house regretfully: watching football,...

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Listen up: 10 concerts to hit this weekend

With Christmas and New Year’s Eve around the corner, this is the last normal week of the year. It won’t be your final chance to catch great live music in the city in 2015, but time is running out. If...

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9 concerts to see in Philly this weekend: Lithuania, Harsh Vibes, Quite Hype...

2016 is officially here. Philly’s got a new mayor (and police commissioner), a vacant NFL coaching job (kinda?), and we really gotta do something about that Mummers Parade. But for now, it’s time for...

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Philly's American Babies gears up for tour, new album

As the founding member of the five-piece Americana/psychedelia band American Babies (formed in between tours with his first band, Brothers Past), a member of Electron alongside Disco Biscuits founder...

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Underground Arts to host 2016 Pancakes & Booze Art Show

Philly's 2016 Pancakes & Booze Art Show will take place at Callowhill's Underground Arts on June 4. The pop-up art exhibit will feature over 75 up-and-coming artists, live music, live art, body...

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Concert Review: Mike Cooley @ Underground Arts

Just a man with a guitar, Mike Cooley broke the ice on Thursday night by thanking the crowd for choosing him over Guns N’ Roses at Lincoln Financial Field. Then, he launched into “Self Destructive...

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Weekend Music Picks: Cate Le Bon, Mobb Deep, & Kris Kristofferson!

Over the last few years, the local label Lame-O Records has quickly become a quiet force in the Philly indie scene, chasing good music and churning out albums since 2012.

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Weekend Music Picks: J Boog, Priests, Screaming Females & more

Samoan reggae artist J Boog channels positivity into his music as a matter of course.

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Weekend Music Picks: MAYHEM, Lee Fields, Lemuria and more

If you’ve heard of the Norwegian death metal band MAYHEM, there’s a good chance it’s not because of their music.

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If Fishbone were white would they be the next Beatles?

Fishbone and the Red Hot Chili Peppers are both funk-punk bands who emerged out of the fertile Los Angeles scene a generation ago

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Weekend Music Picks: the legendary Beach Boys are back!

A stalwart on the underground scene, local emcee The Bul Bey carries his own bill at Johnny Brenda’s this weekend.

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Eugene Mirman – the science of comedy

Who knew that there was a common denominator connecting comedy and science?

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Weekend Music Picks: Ginuwine, Jagged Edge, Dru Hill & more

After slimming down their roster from a quintet to a trio, the Vancouver indie rockers Said The Whale released their fifth album last month.

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Matt Pryor will write a song for you

Frank Sinatra once said that if writing songs was easy, everyone would be doing it.

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Weekend Music Picks: Jurassic 5, Train, Jack Johnson & more

Jurassic 5 are a throwback rap crew. The L.A. group are known for their commanding stage presence and globetrotting collaborations.

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Weekend Music Picks: Method Man & Redman, Tom Petty & more

Last week, Wu-Tang Clan suddenly released a new song for the HBO show “Silicon Valley’s” soundtrack. Nevermind that only four of the group’s emcees popped up on the track, it was the first concerted...

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'Lost Boy' Corey Feldman finds himself through music

The former child star is focusing on music. Just like during his days as a young actor, Corey Feldman is pushing the envelope.

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Weekend Music Picks: Incubus, 311, The Doobie Bros. & more

The upswell of nu-metal in the 1990s was spearheaded by a handful of bands like Incubus, a group of dexterous musicians with incredible chops and a vaguely rap-inflected aesthetic.

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Thurston Moore just got woke with new album, 'Rock N Roll Consciousness'

The name “Thurston Moore” has forever stood for the most honorable objectives where the American alternative rock continuum is concerned.

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Joe Mande: comedy giant, subtle wordsmith or annoying prankster?

If you’re watching Netflix’s newly-released “Joe Mande’s Award-Winning Comedy Special,” beware: this guy is not exactly telling the truth.

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'Stranger Things' dance party will have carnival theme to celebrate Season 3

Season 3 of Netflix's hit series "Stranger Things" will make its debut on July 4. To celebrate the new season, there will be an '80s dance party with a carnival theme at Underground Arts on Saturday,...

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