Judah & The Lion and The National Parks at The Fillmore

Nashville-based alternative and folk band, Judah & The Lion have just closed out their “Happy Again Tour” for their recent album “Revival.” They were joined by American folk/pop band...

by Kate October 25, 2022

Nashville-based alternative and folk band, Judah & The Lion have just closed out their “Happy Again Tour” for their recent album “Revival.” They were joined by American folk/pop band The National Parks for the second half of their tour, with support from Smallpools for the first half. Check out photos from their Philadelphia show at The Fillmore on Oct. 16.

Judah & The Lion

The National Parks

Photos taken by Kate Atkinson

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