Heading down the highway with Philly-bred guitarist Steve Gunn's 'Eyes on the Lines'

Plus, Young Miko and the Hooters. This is Lorelei at the First Unitarian Church, Black Violin in Lansdowne, Steve Earle in Sellersville, and Babyface down the Shore.

Raina Douris has been host since 2019 of the music and interview show David Dye launched in 1991. It's now heard on over 300 stations and reaches over a million listeners each week.

Plus, Richard Thompson, Journey, Vince Staples, Mannequin Pussy, Allison Russell, Built to Spill, Quasi, and Heavens to Betsy.

She was nominated for an Emmy Award as best female singer on TV in 1955 and named best new singer in 1956 by DownBeat and Billboard magazines.

Jay-Z will be the featured performer for the halftime festivities on Feb. 14 at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California.

Take them home, country roads. Shawn Stockman, Nathan Morris, and Wanya Morris are recording a country album in Nashville.

The rapidly rising "Join ICE" protest singer played solo and with a band on North Broad Street, and covered Bob Dylan, Black Sabbath, and Creedence Clearwater Revival.

Plus Paris Paloma, the Jayhawks, Sam and Louise Sullivan, Ashley McBryde, Young Fresh Fellows

The trio is on a 20th anniversary tour for their album Taking the Long Way, which responded to a political backlash that led the industry to blacklist the Chicks.

“It has proven near impossible to sustain an independent small to mid-sized live performance venue without institutional and philanthropic support,” J. Sean Diaz said.

The West Philly music venue, which has been wracked with tension and labor issues since being taken over by new management last year, will shut down after two Halloween shows.

Audacy is rebranding The New 96.5 FM pop radio station into US 96.5, playing country hits and the newest releases, the Philadelphia-based broadcaster announced Monday.

The North Philly rapper and friends will perform at the Xfinity Mobile Arena in November.

He was friends with conductors Riccardo Muti and JoAnn Falletta, and he interviewed, among hundreds of others, singer Luciano Pavarotti, musician Yo-Yo Ma, and composer David DiChiera.

She was an engaging speaker and melodious mezzo-soprano, congregants everywhere said, and an expert on youth engagement, social justice, and interfaith community outreach.

In modern culture, segmentation and micro targeting are the names of the game, but rock's founding father achieved success by crafting songs that could appeal across race and generational lines.

Duncan Oldham, of Geneva, N.Y., was struck and killed by a driver as he walked out of Phish’s Saturday night show. Oldham, 69, was a well-known “taper," who recorded and shared Phish concert tapes.

Acts also include Sweet Pill, Immanuel Wilkins, and an expanded Inside Hustle.

Narberth native Elias Weiss Friedman is coming home to meet the Philly Dogist community and promote his new canine wellness brand.

Musk now faces new threats to his bottom line in places including Texas, where he has based himself and several of his companies.

Jalayshia Alford was living in foster care and was reported missing from the 500 block of North Simpson Street on Oct. 26. She was found dead overnight, sources say.

LIV Golf, which filed for bankruptcy in September, is shutting down after losing Saudi funding and struggling to find a new investor to resurrect the rival to the PGA Tour.

How many City Council incumbents will survive the next election? Who will run for U.S. Sen. John Fetterman's seat? And what should be Gov. Shapiro's presidential campaign slogan?

It could've well worked as an evening-length work, but the evening also gifted the audience with Amy Hall Garner’s "Switching the Groove" and Christian Denice’s "In the Wake."

The Democrat’s record of constructive accomplishment was rewarded by voters Tuesday, offering a dramatic contrast with their rejection of President Trump.