The 51st Annual Philadelphia Folk Festival kicked off last night with an opening night campers-only concert featuring a taping of Live at the World Cafe with Oklahoma singer-songwriter John Fullbright, a raucous set from Rev. Peyton’s Big Damn Band that culminated in a flaming washboard, and drinking songs from The Fighting Jamesons. Check out a photo gallery above, and look for more festival recaps throughout the weekend and early next week.
The Swollen Fox has announced a special 3-year anniversary concert at PhilaMOCA on July 11th with TJ Kong & the Atomic Bomb, Swift Technique and Shark Tape. Since its beginnings, the local music blog has diligently and thoroughly covered Philadelphia … Read More
The Chester County-based folk group Tin Bird Choir performed in a stripped down two-piece configuration for this weeks’ installment of the WXPN lunchtime buskers’ series at The Porch at 30th Street Station. The band mixes poppy harmonies with the acoustic … Read More
The Swollen Fox has announced a special 3-year anniversary concert at PhilaMOCA on July 11th with TJ Kong & the Atomic Bomb, Swift Technique and Shark Tape. Since its beginnings, the local music blog has diligently and thoroughly covered Philadelphia … Read More
Singer-songwriter John Fullbright released his remarkably accomplished album, From The Ground Up last May. He appeared on World Cafe with David Dye in December of 2012; you can listen to the session here. When John visited the Cafe one of … Read More
Market East shared a new song called “To Walk With You” ahead of the release of Children of Summer, out May 27th [link] The 52nd annual Philadelphia Folk Festival line-up is jam packed with sets by Richard Thompson, Toy Soldiers, … Read More