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- Oct 1, 2026
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Long-running Philly venue The Fire closing (opens the original)
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It’s the end of an era for the Philadelphia music scene: The Fire on Girard Avenue in Northern Liberties is closing at the end of its last show Wednesday. Owner Karen Lauria Saillant said she was closing the venue after opening it in 1999 inside Philadelphia Bar & Grille. “I am not able to continue after the death of my beloved son, Christian Bygott, who was our manager & our backbone,” she said in announcing the closure. Saillant, who bought the space in 1988 with her late husband Bernard F. By
Long-running Philly venue The Fire closing (opens the original)
Read excerpt
It’s the end of an era for the Philadelphia music scene: The Fire on Girard Avenue in Northern Liberties is closing at the end of its last show Wednesday. Owner Karen Lauria Saillant said she was closing the venue after opening it in 1999 inside Philadelphia Bar & Grille. “I am not able to continue after the death of my beloved son, Christian Bygott, who was our manager & our backbone,” she said in announcing the closure. Saillant, who bought the space in 1988 with her late husband Bernard F. By
Lost in Phoebe Bridgers (opens the original)
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After experiencing Phoebe Bridgers and Alex G live, I’m tempted to just say, “It was incredible. You had to be there.” That being said, I’ll try to let you in. The show’s phone-free atmosphere highlighted a generational shift that came with cellphones and, even more so, social media. When we sensationalize and monetize the ability to go viral, every experience can become a competition. We find ourselves grasping for curated documentation rather than reality. But being forced to put my phone away
Lost in Phoebe Bridgers (opens the original)
Read excerpt
After experiencing Phoebe Bridgers and Alex G live, I’m tempted to just say, “It was incredible. You had to be there.” That being said, I’ll try to let you in. The show’s phone-free atmosphere highlighted a generational shift that came with cellphones and, even more so, social media. When we sensationalize and monetize the ability to go viral, every experience can become a competition. We find ourselves grasping for curated documentation rather than reality. But being forced to put my phone away
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