Live Events

We last saw NYC indie-poppers (and dear phriends of PHILTHY) Daisy the Great this past September when the duo headlined the 140-capacity Kung Fu Necktie — their most intimate stop in the City of Brotherly Love and Sisterly Affection in more than half a decade — on their first...

“I like to curate my shows, and Dancing and Crying is a very clubby show with really theatrical elements.  It’s a hybrid of a live show, like going to a DJ set and there’s something very theatrical,” says Canadian electro-pop artist Kiesza – best known for 2014 debut single...

“Philly is getting the truest and rawest performances of the tour,” joke Gracie and Rachel, who are preparing to begin their upcoming 10-date US tour on June 4th at our very own MilkBoy.  The last time the indie-pop duo played the Center City barroom (or spoke to PHILTHY MAG)...

This coming Saturday, May 30th, Fire Talk Records’ Robber Robber wrap their initial North American run behind sophomore LP Two Wheels Move the Soul at our very own Johnny Brenda’s.  The making of the follow-up to 2024 debut full-length Wild Guess was largely characterized by Robber Robber co-founders Nina...

Earlier this month, Swedish icon of subversive pop Cobrah — best known for delectably transgressive bangers like “GOOD PUSS” and “BRAND NEW BITCH” — put on what just might be the live music spectacle of the year May 5th at Union Transfer… which almost didn’t happen…  The date came...

Y-Not Radio, home of Philthy Radio, is currently offering a chance to win two tickets to see St. Vincent with The Philly Pops at The Met on June 6th, and we would highly recommend voting for this week’s Top 11 @ 11 by Thursday morning to enter for your...

Those who’ve had the reissue of Flipper’s Generic Flipper — the debut LP from the legendary San Francisco punks — in heavy rotation since it was made available for the first time in a decade last month, via San Francisco label Superior Viaduct, will be excited to know that...

“The first time I visited Philly I just remember there was a huge Carvana!” laughs Margaret Sohn, the New York-based, Korean-American electronic musician behind Miss Grit, referencing their first trip to Fishtown, which had Miss Grit opening The Fillmore for indie rock veterans Metric in October of 2022.  The...

“Anyone that wants and feels the need for some empowerment or is curious about their more spiritual side, their witchy side.  To us, music is very much like magic work…  Also, anyone angry who needs an outlet to rage together,” says Nikoline Spjelkavik, guitarist, vocalist, and one-third of feminist...