grandson, K Flay and Jack Kays at Franklin Music Hall

Canadian-American musician grandson is currently on his “I Love You, I’m Trying” world tour for his most recent album of the same name. He played Franklin Music Hall in...

by Kate June 9, 2023

Canadian-American musician grandson is currently on his “I Love You, I’m Trying” world tour for his most recent album of the same name. He played Franklin Music Hall in Philadelphia Sunday night with an opening performance from Jack Kays and support from K Flay. grandson played a 23 song set featuring tracks from the new album as well as his previous EPs, including all three volumes of a modern tragedy.

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