ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT > MUSIC REVIEW
By Ross Burlingame
Just one song into Dana Fuchs’ Jan. 29 concert at the World Café Live’s Downstairs Live, one could feel the love between he singer and the large number of her more than 100 die-hard fans. The venue, located across the hall from the WXPN 88.5 FM, resembled an expanded-purpose jazz club, but for one night Fuchs transformed the place into an all-out-rock-’n’-roll venue.
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT > MUSIC REVIEW
By Ed Condran
You can't go back, well, unless you're a pop star. When Liz Phair returned to the Theater of Living Arts, 334 South St., last week to render tracks from her classic breakthrough "Exile in Guyville," ...
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT > MUSIC REVIEW
By Ed Condran
The Philadelphia Folk Festival, which kicks off Thursday and runs through Sunday, turns 47 this year, but the event is younger than it's ever been. Intriguing artists will energize the festival, whic...
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT > MUSIC REVIEW
By Ed Condran
Eardrum rattling noise, endless pyrotechnics, blood and fire flashback when I recall my initial Spectrum experience. Pre-pubescent male heroes Kiss hit the stage in 1977 and I can't forget the sight...
