Music

Philadelphia’s supercharged New Year’s Eve festivities next week will set the stage for a banner year of special events in 2026.

The Grammy Award-winning rock band packed Fishtown’s Johnny Brenda’s for a three-night benefit concert featuring performances by Joe Walsh and Kurt Vile.

We invited some of our favorite people to join us for an hour of fun, holiday season tips and live music.

Which artist has had the biggest impact of the 21st century so far? Which songs will transcend time? And what great music flew under the radar?

The Pennsylvania Youth Choral Ensemble will premiere a song based on a tale about pandas written by the daughter of a cancer patient.

Steve Heise and Alina Josan make music together by instinct and improvisation, one string at a time.

The “Pipe Up!” series of performance events ends this weekend with a series of drag cabaret performances.

The Philadelphia Performing Arts Charter School built a musical learning space for kids with autism and other students with a grant from String Theory Schools.

The Constitution Center’s Jeffrey Rosen wrote songs about the moral philosophy behind the Founding Fathers’ signature phrase.

The four-track EP dives into the nonbinary musician's recent transition and connection to the city’s queer community.

After five years away, the punk supergroup returns to the stage Sunday for a show benefitting the human rights organization Juntos.

Pierre Robert, the midday host on Philadelphia's 93.3 WMMR for more than 4 decades, passed away Oct. 29 at the age of 70.

Opera Philadelphia and WHYY will present a holiday concert in the Wanamaker Building Dec. 2, to be broadcast on TV12 on Dec. 23.

Thomas Jefferson University asked one of its customer service employees to write an alma mater.

Though the phrase, which comes from a song by Philadelphia rapper Skrilla, may not have one specific meaning, its widespread use in youth culture is unmatched.