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The Fire, the Northern Liberties music club long touted to be the only woman owned venue in the city, is closing (opens the original)
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The Fire, the Northern Liberties music venue that played host to an illustrious list of Philadelphia and national touring acts in the 2000s and 2010s, will shut its doors this week. Karen Lauria Saillant, the owner of the club on 412 W. Girard Ave. that is housed within the Philadelphia Bar & Grille, announced in a Facebook post that the music venue and the bar will close permanently on Wednesday. âI am not able to continue after the death of my beloved son, Christian Bygott, who was our manag
Phoebe Bridgersâ phone-free âThe Lost Tourâ stop at South Philly was the balm we needed for the Eagles loss (opens the original)
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On âGarden Songâ from her 2020 album Punisher, Phoebe Bridgers sang: âWhen I grow up, Iâm gonna look up from my phone and see my life.â When she sang that lyric on Monday in South Philly, she didnât have to take her eyes away from her mobile device because, of course, she was on stage and didnât have it with her. But what was different about The Lost Tour â the concert trek that brought Bridgers to the Xfinity Mobile Arena along with her nine-piece band and her opening act, Haver
Willie Nelson, 93, and Neil Young, 80, rocked it out in a one-of-a-kind evening at the Mann (opens the original)
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Willie Nelson and Neil Young are old buddies who get together once a year to play Farm Aid, the annual benefit concert that takes place in Virginia Beach this Saturday. But the two giants of North American song, who between them, have released over 150 albums, have never actually toured together. In the run-up to Farm Aid, which this year will include John Mellencamp, Margo Price, Sierra Ferrell, and Jesse Welles, Nelson and Young added a two-show warm-up trek. They played one date in Bridgeport
The Phillies camera operator who brings you the best slo-mo shots from the ballgame just released a stellar jazz album (opens the original)
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âI had a tape recorder I would sing into,â said the South Jersey jazz vocalist. âI was one of those kids holding a brush in the mirror, singing Billy Joel songs. I was that kid.â But it was a roundabout route to the stage for Farnese, whose debut album, Oh No, Iâm in Love Again, was just released on Philly jazz pianist Orrin Evansâ Imani Records. First, he followed his father, Aldo Farnese â the star of Philadelphia childrenâs television shows Dickory Doc and Adam Android in the
Philly music this week with Willie Nelson and Neil Young, Mt. Joy, Sex Pistols, Phoebe Bridgers, and AC/DC (opens the original)
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This week in Philly music ushers in fall with some of the last outdoor shows of the year, with Willie Nelson and Neil Young at the Highmark Mann, Mt. Joy and Gorillaz in Camden, and AC/DC in South Philly. Slayyyter, the Sex Pistols, and Phoebe Bridgers are also in town, and the Bob Dylan musical returns for a monthlong run in Old City. Willie Nelsonâs Outlaw Music Festival skipped Philly this summer, but then this double legend show arrived as a sweet surprise. In the run-up to Saturdayâs Fa
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