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For the first time in three years, Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band will hit the road for a world tour. The announcement comes […]
Yesterday, the city’s Mural Arts Program announced the launch of an eight-month-long mural project to honor the Grammy Award-winning, Philadelphia group The Roots. On hand […]
Anyone want to major in The Roots? Black Thought and The Roots recently announced, along with the Mural Arts Program, plans for a building on […]
The Mural Arts Program has announced an eight-month project that will culminate in the unveiling of a mural of Philly-based hip-hop group and Jimmy Fallon’s […]
H.O.V.A. and Kanye Played a Sold-Out Wells Fargo Center. Last night Jay-Z and Kanye West brought their Watch the Throne tour to Philadelphia and played […]
Roger Waters of Pink Floyd has announced that he’ll be at Citizens Bank Park on July 14th to perform the group’s iconic double-album “The Wall.” […]
As a university professor of Hip Hop, specifically of a course titled “Hip Hop: A Race, Class, and Gender Perspective,” I’m in the process this […]
For two years, “From Asbury Park to the Promised Land”—a Bruce Springsteen exhibit—was on display at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland. […]
Philly’s own Justin Bieber isn’t jet-setting with Selena Gomez or starring in any motion picture concert events. He’s more likely to be toting a briefcase […]
Twenty years ago, B-B-B-Boyz II Men gave the world “Motown Philly.” For the past two decades, the harmonizing quartet out of CAPA have been iconic […]
The Roots have announced that their new studio album undun—a narrative LP that tells the story of a young criminal named Redford Stephens—will be released […]
GQ has included Philly in quite a few listicles lately and—unsurprisingly—not all of them have given the city much credit. In the current issue on […]
Next Tuesday, Leon Huff, the quiet half of the duo that gave birth to The Sound of Philadelphia genre, releases Groovy People, his first album […]
I remember exactly where I was on December 6, 2002. I was standing on the floor of the First Union Center (now known as the […]
Since its inception in 1981, MTV has maintained an annual yearbook of videos that make an impact and define the times—or, as the network characterizes […]