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AC/DC did the same thing it always does. Philly fans wearing devil horns lapped it all up. (opens the original)
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AC/DC frontman Brian Johnson made a promise shortly after taking the stage at Lincoln Financial Field on Tuesday night: âWeâre gonna do the same thing we always do.â It was met by a roar of approval from the sea of fans sporting red light-up devil horns, reaffirming that the Australian-born bandâs multigenerational audience expects nothing less â or more. Throughout its more than half-century history, AC/DC has belonged to a stunted-but-exultant branch of the rock family tree that stub
All the jazz to take you from fall to the holidays in Philly (opens the original)
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The jazz community in 2026 has been focused on celebrating the centennials of some of the musicâs most iconic figures. But with September drawing to a close and the 100th birthdays of Miles, Trane, and Tony Bennett in the rearview mirror, the fall schedule shifts back to looking forward. In some cases that means saying goodbye to a longstanding band or gazing up at a Hollywood superstar with a big band hobby; in others, it means exploring the juncture between musical cultures or the collision
Rushâs bittersweet first Philly stop sounded like a wake at times, but only in a raucous Irish way (opens the original)
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Rush didnât waste any time before making things emotional. Just one song into their nearly 2½-hour set on Friday night, bassist and frontman Geddy Lee stepped to the mic to take care of some business. âBefore we move along, thereâs something about this city that I need to pay tribute to,â he told the sold-out Xfinity Mobile Arena, proceeding to dedicate âThe Spirit of Radioâ to the late Pierre Robert, the beloved WMMR host who died last year. The heartfelt encomium was in keeping wi
The Montco Jazz Fest celebrates its fifth anniversary by honoring a century of jazz greats (opens the original)
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The Montco Jazz Fest celebrates its fifth anniversary in September â an impressive feat in a suburban county with little in the way of dedicated jazz venues. Curator Joanna Pascale decided to mark the occasion by celebrating a host of legendary musicians, all of whom happen to be commemorating an even greater landmark. â2026 is the 100th birthday of a lot of phenomenal musicians,â Pascale pointed out while putting the finishing touches on this yearâs lineup. âSince this is the fifth ye
At the Kimmel, jazz legend Herbie Hancock gave way to rock star Herbie Hancock (opens the original)
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At some point in his 86 years of life, Herbie Hancock â one of the most revered artists in jazz â became a rock star. That was evident simply from the rapturous reception that greeted the legendary keyboardist and composer at Kimmel Centerâs Marian Anderson Hall on Wednesday night, from a packed crowd that would have been a demographerâs dream. The point was driven home throughout his nearly two-hour performance, which was raucous, pyrotechnical, and just plain big. That includes the mem
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