A Teen ViewChase Aden
Toronto native Chase Aden released her debut EP recently, and we caught up to chat about her music, influences, and what you can expect to see from her. She’s unbelievably grounded and a ton of fun to chat with. Instead of having a Facebook Fan Page, she’s got her Facebook profile linked so that you can actually talk to her and get to know her. See what she had to say below, and make sure to check out her music as well! Read More
Nick Mery
Today marks the release of not just one, but two collections of music from Nick Mery. Gentleman Streets has more of an electronic feel and the other, The Blue Dog EP, showcases his folk side. Nick answered a few questions about his musical influences, why he decided to put out two albums at once, and he was quick to answer who he’d want to collaborate with. Check out the interview below and click the links to hear music. Read More
After a week of tragedy around the US, it was nice to have an upbeat concert to look forward to. Saturday evening, I headed over to the Trocadero in Philly for the first time to see what the venue was all about and to catch what I knew would be a great set from Olly Murs. With fans lined up all the way around the block, doors opened around 7 pm and slowly the venue began to fill with around a thousand 
people. All eager for both the opening band, Before You Exit, and headliner Olly Murs, fans were chanting both names, and the second the lights dimmed, screams filled the building. Read More
Blondfire
Finishing a tour with Mother, Mother and AWOLNATION and then heading out on another tour with Foals and Surfer Blood, Blondfire is keeping busy this spring. Having recently signed to Warner Brothers Records after their single, “Where The Kids Are,” quickly rose on the charts, siblings and Michigan natives, Erica and Bruce Driscoll, are having the time of their lives. The debut album is finished and a release date will be announced soon, but in the meantime, catch them on tour and check out my interview with Erica below. Read More
Mika Concert Review
Certain music just makes you smile and that’s exactly what all three of Mika’s albums do. After a sunny and warm Philadelphia day, I headed over to Union Transfer to see Mika’s concert. This tour was set up to be more of an intimate show, with cool lights hanging around the stage and a simple set up. Opening with Grace Kelly, the audience was immediately dancing and singing along. Read More
