By Katherine Silkaitis
For some people, being in a band with your spouse is difficult. Add a two-year-old child and a 10-year-old dog to the mix, and difficulties abound exponentially. Now try adding a tour into the mix.
By Katherine Silkaitis
Since the Once Was vocalist and guitarist Frank Cervantes was in eighth grade, he’s been writing and recording songs. But three years ago, the Moorestown, N.J., native found himself playing with three other Moorestown kids.
By Katherine Silkaitis
“Coco Chanel said that when she leaves the house in the morning, she looks at herself and says, ‘take one thing off,’” Todd Henkin, lead singer of local quartet the Great Unknown says. “I loved that."
By Katherine Silkaitis
Listening to the Armchairs’ songs is a bit of a surprise. They’re well-written, with catchy yet simple song structures, and they straddle the sound of ‘60s pop and modern indie rock. They’re ramshackle, but with a purpose, rowdy but thoughtful.
Tonight, the Hard Rock Cafe Philadelphia (1113-31 Market St.) teams up with World Hunger Year (WHY) to kick off their month-long Imagine There’s No Hunger campaign to fight global hunger and poverty with performances from Man on Earth and Dive. Those planning to attend are asked to bring a donation of non-perishable food, or to [...]
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