In The Mix

A baby got in the way of the California metal band's scheduled Friday night show at the Linc. They'll play the BB&T Pavilion to next month as a make up date.

The good thing about Friday night was that the two-hour show — before a shivering but enthralled crowd that has aged along with the band of 50-something thrash-metal titans — was heavily weighted toward those peak years.

The world's biggest concert company will take over from the venue which will be known as the Wolrd Cafe Live at the Queen until May 25.

Five new local bands among the additions to the three day Camden music fest.

Oscar Hammerstein's 1908 Metropolitan Opera House in North Philadelphia will undergo a $45 million renovation.

Pop electronic duo the Chainsmokers are also a main attraction on the Ben Franklin Parkway.

The rapper and Roots frontman stars in the NFL Network promo spots.

The "Stop Making Sense" director, who died at age 73 on Wednesday, made three movies with Young, including "Neil Young Trunk Show," shot at the Tower Theater in Upper Darby.

Good Old War and Tunji Ige are other local acts performing during the football fantasyland weekend.

The Boss cut loose twice over the weekend in unannounced appearances at the Asbury Park Music & Film Festival.

British songwriter Polly Jean Harvey made her first Philadelphia appearance in six years, touring behind her 2016 album 'The Hope Six Demolition Project.'

For the second year in a row, Philly's July 4 celebration on the Ben Franklin Parkway will be Roots-less.

The Philadelphia is releasing its first new music since 2014's acclaimed 'Lost In The Dream' as a limited edition 12-inch vinyl single, exclusively available in stores on Saturday.