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“We were a different band in a lot of ways from when we played Philly at World Café Live in 2023; we even had more members then. We’ve learned and grown so much since then,” says Wallace, drummer of indie pop/rock trio Koyal, who will be returning to the...
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“I try to connect on a human level while performing. Some artists I like put on more of a show, and I think about how I could incorporate some more showy elements, but I really just wanna connect, to have a human-to-human connection,” says PINKNOISE, aka Kacey Foxx, an...
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Last month LA-based, Paris-bred lounge pop duo Pearl & The Oysters – comprised of Juliette Pearl Davis (Juju) and Joachim Polack (Jojo) – released Monkey Mind, their sixth full-length and third for Stones Throw (also home to our phriend Sofie Royer). The album, easily one of the year’s best,...
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The City of Brotherly Love and Sisterly Affection always loves a good sister act… and Rebecca and Megan Lovell, aka Larkin Poe, are one of our phavorites. Later this month, the Nashville-based, Georgia-bred duo — who have been transforming honky tonk blues into arena-ready Southern rock for more than...
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“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)...
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Tonight indie folk outfit The Paper Kites kick off their North American Headline Tour behind their seventh studio album, If You Go There, I Hope You Find It, which dropped this January via Nettwerk. And one week from today, May 8th, the Australian quintet, longtime phriends of PHILTHY MAG,...
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“There’s like a punk element, a big ‘fuck you’ element in a really light and fun way,” Liz Cooper proclaims of her It’s A New Day Tour, which resumes tonight in her current home state of Vermont (where she moved last July after about half a decade in Brooklyn)...
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Some of you may have seen Amelia Day opening The Foundry for Elio Mei on “Halloweekend” of last year… And later this week the Nashville-based singer/songwriter will return to the City of Brotherly Love and Sisterly Affection under more somewhat spooky circumstances when she headlines MilkBoy on Friday the...
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This Friday (March 6th) Valencia Grace drops the most anticipated pansexual anthem of 2026: “S!ut.” And on March 28th the transatlantic pop icon in the making is bringing the most anticipated barroom spectacle of the foreseeable future to the stage of our very own MilkBoy. “S!lut” has been described...