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NEWS AND OPINION > COVER STORY
By PW Staff
The Music Issue 2012
We’re taking you on a whirlwind tour of Philly’s sonic citizens—in the clubs, on the road, off the map and over the top.
By Nia Ngina Meeks
Music Issue 2012: Soul Queen Lady Alma Horton Returns to the Stage
After disappearing from the scene, Alma “Lady Alma” Horton is back, with her music—and her priorities—intact.
By Bryan Bierman
Music Issue 2012: A Caravan of Philly Bands Swarms New England
Caravan’s mantra is “All are invited who will cause no harm,” and everyone who attends follows this to a tee. To see a few hundred people of all backgrounds partying in the rain for days, without incident, is pretty special.
By Stephen H. Segal
Music Issue 2012: Nocturne, the Nation's Longest-Running Club Night, Says Adieu
He’s closed the door on Nocturne; now dark-music impresario Patrick Rodgers looks to the future.
MORE...
- MUSIC: Music Issue 2012: Rev. Peyton's Big Damn Band Kicks Off PW's Concerts in the Park
- MUSIC: Music Issue 2012: Philly Tastemakers Reveal Their Favorite Music
- ARTS AND CULTURE: Calendar: August 15-21
- MUSIC: Five Music Books Worth the Hardcover Price
- MUSIC: Long Live the Queen: Music Pioneer Wanda Jackson
- NEWS AND OPINION: Letters to the Editor
- SCREEN: Six Panned Films That Eventually Became Classics
- SCREEN: The Wondrous "ParaNorman" Full of Big Scares, Goofy Humor
- NEWS AND OPINION: Modern Labor Battles Are About Tech, Not Muscle
- FOOD: The New Food Stands at Citizens Bank Park Class Up the Joint
- NEWS AND OPINION: Jung-eun Kim Deploys Dance for Art—and Sometimes for Politics
- MUSIC: Colleagues Remember the Late, Great WDAS Icon Joe "Butterball" Tamburro
- ARTS AND CULTURE: Mauckingbird’s "Much Ado About Nothing" is Really Something
- SCREEN: "The Bourne Legacy" is a Far Cry from its Predecessors
- SCREEN: "2 Days in New York" Shows the Second Time’s the Charm
- MUSIC: Critic’s Pick: Black Landlord Plays Union Transfer
- MUSIC: On the Record: Lianne La Havas, Antibalas and More
- NEWS AND OPINION: Savage Love
