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Good Morning: “We wanted to have something that was hard to Google.” (4/21 at JB’s)

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April 15, 2022

Last month Australian duo Good Morning – who Stereogum characterized as, “Chill and organic indie rock” — announced the re-release of their entire back catalogue (“six records of varying sound and length”) courtesy of Polyvinyl Record Co., slated for May 27th (with pre-order available now). Coinciding with this announcement,...
Wilderado: “Philly’s always been cool to us.” (3/12 at JB’s)

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March 5, 2022

“We want to make sure everyone knows we’re making music for ourselves, but it connects with people because we’re like them,” says Max Rainer, frontman of folksy indie-rock trio Wilderado. The Tulsa-based band, who have been at it since 2015, seem to be doing quite a good job of...
Sun June: “We hope everyone can find their own grief and happiness.” (2/22 at WCL)

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February 14, 2022

“I can definitely guarantee it’ll be very chill, a very relaxing night, with a bit of angst thrown in there,” says Laura Colwell, lead vocalist and songwriter for Austin “regret pop” outfit Sun June, who will be headlining The Lounge at World Café Live Tuesday, February 22nd. “I’m so...
The Greeting Committee’s Addie Sartino: “I’m so thrilled to be able to see all of our fans again.” (2/12 at WCL)

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February 1, 2022

This Saturday, February 5th, Kansas City indie rock outfit The Greeting Committee kick off their US tour in Saint Paul, Minnesota’s Amsterdam Bar and Hall. The tour is in support of their sophomore LP, Dandelion, which dropped last September on Harvest Records. And while the band is still in...
Indigo De Souza: “Things always have been changing and always are changing.” (1/30 at UT)

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January 10, 2022

Last September Asheville-based indie rock singer/songwriter Indigo De Souza played a sold-out show at Eraserhood’s exceptionally intimate PhilaMOCA. However, she’s already returning to David Lynch’s former neighborhood, this time to play across the street, at the much larger Union Transfer on Sunday, January 30th. But, during a recent phone...
DYLYN: “A lot of heavy guitars, thrashy vocals, old violins, and mellotrons.” (2/1 at TLA w/ Mother Mother)

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December 17, 2021

Toronto-based singer/songwriter Gwendolyn Lewis – better known as DYLYN – is yet to release her first album, but she already has a sold-out US tour on the books. On January 7th the postmodern chanteuse will kick off a six-week run of dates supporting indie rockers Mother Mother, who will...
The Backseat Lovers Play Philly Big and Small (12/1 at The Foundry)

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November 30, 2021

Fans of Provo, Utah-based indie rockers The Backseat Lovers are likely beyond excited that the band has currently lapped themselves, tour-wise, with two legs of their current tour already on the books, including more than one stop in a handful of markets, and Philadelphia just happens to be one...

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Good Morning: “We wanted to have something that was hard to Google.” (4/21 at JB’s)

Wilderado: “Philly’s always been cool to us.” (3/12 at JB’s)

Sun June: “We hope everyone can find their own grief and happiness.” (2/22 at WCL)

The Greeting Committee’s Addie Sartino: “I’m so thrilled to be able to see all of our fans again.” (2/12 at WCL)

Indigo De Souza: “Things always have been changing and always are changing.” (1/30 at UT)

DYLYN: “A lot of heavy guitars, thrashy vocals, old violins, and mellotrons.” (2/1 at TLA w/ Mother Mother)

The Backseat Lovers Play Philly Big and Small (12/1 at The Foundry)