Gabrielle Bonghi, Philly.com
You'll probably recognize Bey's latest leaked single from her recent Pepsi commercials.
Colin Kerrigan, Philly.com Photographer
Our favorite music blogger, YVYNYL, who is currently on a indefinite hiatus from the blog world, is presenting Tuesday Tune-Outs this month at PhilaMOCA.
Colin Kerrigan, Philly.com Photographer
In the event that you missed out on James Blake's sold out show at the TLA earlier this month, you're in luck.
Colin Kerrigan, Philly.com Photographer
Today, WXPN announced several additions to its XPoNential Festival including Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros, The Districts, Kat Edmonson, Red Baraat and Matt Pond.
Gabrielle Bonghi, Philly.com
Get ready for nostalgia to take over your body; Radio 104.5 is presenting Jimmy Eat World live at the Mann Center’s Skyline Stage on Friday, August 9.
Gabrielle Bonghi, Philly.com
Last night's Billboard Music Awards has the internet buzzing this morning – because of one moment in particular. R&B singer, Miguel, put on a 'show-stomping' performance last night when he sang his popular hit "Adorn."
Colin Kerrigan, Philly.com Photographer
WXPN held their 13th annual NONCOMMvention at World Cafe Live with performances by Phoenix, Kurt Vile, Tom Jones, Wild Belle, Robert Randolph & the Family Band and many more.
Gabrielle Bonghi, Philly.com
This week is full of season finales, and "Saturday Night Live" is no exception. May 18 marks the end of season 38 for the comedic cast – who will be saying farewell to Bill Hader – and they've got host Ben Affleck and musical guest Kanye West.
Gabrielle Bonghi, Philly.com
"Gucci Gucci" rapper, Kreayshawn, took to her Tumblr to announce that she's pregnant.
Dan DeLuca, Inquirer Music Critic
First the Susquehanna Bank Center, then Late Night with Jimmy Fallon and finally the World Cafe Live: French rockers Phoenix have been bussing up and down the New Jersey Turnpike this week in support of their new album Bankrupt!
If it was Wednesday, Thomas Mars and crew must have been at the WCL for WXPN's Non-Commvention confab of radio muckety mucks. Sandwiched between an acoustic Kurt Vile upstairs that didn't work so well due to conversational cacophony and a closing set by rumbling Link Wray-style Portland retro rockers Sallie Ford & the Sound Outside, Phoenix was the stellar attraction on an action packed evening, that also included sturm and drang folkie John Murry, bluegrass celebs Steve Martin & Edie Brickell with the Steep Canyon Rangers and pleasantly poppy 1980s funksters The Tom Tom Club.
