São Paulo's Tagua Tagua is the project of songwriter Felipe Puperi, who writes and records the songs himself. They've played Lollapalooza Brazil and SXSW and released the album RAIO in 2025. See them live at MilkBoy on Wednesday, November 18!
Concerts in Philadelphia
Philadelphia has 12 upcoming Loudie show(s).
Returning with 'Caroline 2', the eight-piece collective embrace a bolder, more expansive sound. Going beyond their debut's explorations of repetition, slowness and space, the new album pushes further into dynamic contrasts — organic and electronic, raw and refined. See them at Underground Arts on Thursday, November 19!
Formed in the Baltimore area in 2015 around banjo, guitar and mandolin, The Dirty Grass Players won the 2017 Charm City Bluegrass Festival Battle of the Bands. See them live at MilkBoy on Saturday, November 21!
Philadelphia-recorded debut "Dead To Me" earned Noah Richardson praise for its cohesive, laid-back mood and dynamic, emotive vocals. See him live at Underground Arts on Friday, November 27!
New York saxophonist Sam Greenfield has toured with Cory Wong and Dave Koz, while Philly trio Muscle Tough blends funk, jazz and fusion. Catch both live at Underground Arts on Saturday, November 28!
In the ever-growing and increasingly crowded Philadelphia rap scene, Raud aka GE3Z emerges as one of the most exciting new artists to follow. He distinguishes himself from contemporaries by pushing boundaries and not allowing his creativity to be confined by the bounds of the redundant beat and flow patterns of the current Hip-Hop scene. Come see Raud live at Underground Arts on Sunday, November 29!
toomanystrikers, or TMS, is a DMV-based free car music and hip-hop collective, live at Underground Arts on Monday, November 30!
Brooklyn's Belle Blue, a largely self-taught songwriter, made her Newport Folk debut in July. NYC's Noshows blends alt rock, hip-hop and funk. See them live at MilkBoy on Thursday, December 3!
Riverside's Voodoo Glow Skulls have fused ska with hardcore punk since 1988, while Detroit-area trio Koffin Kats bring psychobilly honed on tours across North America and Europe. See them live at Underground Arts on Sunday, December 6!
Independent singer songwriter Joe Jordan has an eclectic musical background. Growing up in the northeastern United States and playing any bar or honky tonk that would let him plug in his guitar, Jordan learned quickly how to engage the crowd. His honest unfiltered lyrics led Jordan to write one of the biggest country hits by an indie artist in decades - Rayne Johnson’s “Front Seat”, penned by Jordan, has over 100 million cumulative streams to date. Don't miss the show at Underground Arts on Friday, December 11!