Sad Summer Festival at The Skyline Stage

Last Saturday, July 15, Sad Summer Festival returned to Philadelphia for it’s fourth annual day of early 200os emo shows. This years lineup featured headliners Taking Back Sunday and...

by Kate July 22, 2023

Last Saturday, July 15, Sad Summer Festival returned to Philadelphia for it’s fourth annual day of early 200os emo shows. This years lineup featured headliners Taking Back Sunday and The Maine, along with performances from PVRIS, Head Automatica, Hot Mulligan, Mom Jeans, Stand Electric, and Sincere Engineer.

Taking Back Sunday

The Maine

PVRIS

Head Automatica

Hot Mulligan

Mom Jeans

Stand Electric

Sincere Engineer

Photo Credit: Kate Atkinson

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