Music

A piece of music theater by Marc Neikrug, about the role of music in dementia therapy, makes its Philly premiere.

The festival begins on Juneteenth and runs through July 4 with a star-studded concert and fireworks.

A concert of local Asian American–fronted rock bands opens AAPI month.

After plans for the third Perkasie Porchfest fell through, organizers got in touch with other towns to put together the inaugural BucksMont Bonzeroo music fest on May 11.

The avian flu has spread to birds, foxes, sea lions, dairy cows, and a farmworker has been infected. All this is raising concerns about a potential pandemic.

The world-renowned cellist came to WHYY to be interviewed by Terry Gross. Of course, he brought his cello, Petunia.

There’s a slew of big tourism opportunities in Philadelphia during 2026, so leaders plan to make any economic trickle down more equitable than ever.

Through May 5, the family-owned business is offering a Miku-themed menu, art, and giveaways.

There is a thriving industry devoted to selling crafty products inspired by Swift's music and style.

The short story and opera is both beautiful and a problem. Opera Philadelphia designed a puppet to help it avoid orientalism.

The famed countertenor plans to keep performing while leading the opera company.

April 25–28: The Philadelphia Show, “Kill Move Paradise” in N.J. and the Delaware Symphony’s performance of Mahler are among this weekend’s highlights.

We spend an awful lot of time with our coworkers but when do workplace relationships become friendships and do they help or hurt us on the job?

Many members of the No Name Pops played under Nero when they were with the now-ailing Philly Pops.

An upcoming Supreme Court case could determine whether people have the right to sleep on the streets or if homelessness could be criminalized.