Concerts in Philadelphia

DC's Strutman Lane blends funk, pop, and soul with rhythm guitar hooks, warm harmonies, and driving sax lines that cater pocket grooves to the soul. From sold-out East Coast dates to headlining 9:30 Club, this genre-blurring collective brings the heat to MilkBoy on Saturday, March 21!

Club 90s Presents Benito Bowl at Brooklyn Bowl Philadelphia on Saturday, March 28! Celebrate Bad Bunny's historic Super Bowl halftime show with a vibrant Latin dance party featuring Benito's biggest reggaeton hits. Come perrear all night to tracks from "Un Verano Sin Ti" and the Grammy-winning "DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS!"

Namo Maitri, a Philly-based electronic/dance music artist mixing vibrant synths with pulse-pounding rhythms, creates immersive sonic experiences on the dance floor. Catch him headlining Bomba: Latin, Afro & Tribal House Music at Milkboy on Saturday, March 29 12pm doors!

Rolling Stone called him "a country boy with a punk-rock heart." With songs covered by Tyler Childers, Frank Turner, and Dashboard Confessional, Memphis singer-songwriter Cory Branan brings his sharp, literate storytelling to MilkBoy Philadelphia on Wednesday April 1!

Called "my favourite live band" by Nick Cave, Melbourne's Dirty Three channel raw violin, guitar, and drums into transcendent instrumental rock. Touring North America for the first time in 14 years behind their acclaimed album Love Changes Everything, live at Underground Arts on Thursday April 2!

The Warped Tour Band brings the energy of the iconic Vans Warped Tour to life, performing emo and pop-punk anthems from My Chemical Romance, Blink-182, Fall Out Boy, and more. See them live at Brooklyn Bowl Philadelphia on Saturday April 4!

Oklahoma's self-described "band of wizards" Sports conjure dreamy, '80s-tinged indie pop with over 100M streams and Pitchfork acclaim. Catch them touring their brand new self-titled album at Underground Arts on Saturday April 4!

Computer Kill brings dark, danceable grooves from Baltimore with their magnetic blend of post-punk and gothic rock. Catch their moody, atmospheric sound live with Prom at MilkBoy in Philadelphia on Saturday, April 4!

Chicago rapper Serengeti blends experimental hip-hop, storytelling, and offbeat characters like the iconic Kenny Dennis, collaborating with indie luminaries like Sufjan Stevens, Son Lux, and Jenny Lewis. See him live at MilkBoy in Philadelphia on Friday, April 10!

Welsh noise-rock legends mclusky, masters of razor-sharp wit and jagged riffs, return with their first new album in 20 years. Catch their chaotic live energy at Underground Arts on Friday April 10!

Saved By The 90's is the longest-running live music 90s party on Earth, featuring a high-energy band performing everything from Third Eye Blind to Spice Girls. Founded in 2010 in NYC and known for colorful outfits and faithful renditions, get jiggy with it at Brooklyn Bowl Philadelphia on Friday, April 10!

Gasolina presents Reggaetón Bowl, the largest reggaeton party in the United States! Featuring classic and current reggaeton, dembow, Latin EDM y más, Gasolina brings the legendary perreo to Brooklyn Bowl Philadelphia on Saturday April 11!

NYC synth-pop dynamo Grace Ives earned Pitchfork's coveted Best New Music with Janky Star and is back with her hotly anticipated new album Girlfriend. Catch the headline tour kickoff at Underground Arts on Friday April 17!

Gothenburg melodic death metal pioneers Dark Tranquillity have shaped the genre for over three decades alongside At The Gates and In Flames. Touring behind their Grammy-winning legacy and 2024's "Endtime Signals," catch them with Soen, an experimental prog metal band from Northern Europe whose music has been rightly characterized as "melancholic bliss," at Brooklyn Bowl Philadelphia on Saturday April 18!

Dance With the Dead, the California dark synthwave duo, fuses shredding metal guitar with haunting '80s synths inspired by John Carpenter horror soundtracks, and Magic Sword, an enigmatic Boise-based synthwave trio known for wearing black cloaks and neon-illuminated masks to hide their identities, live at Brooklyn Bowl Philadelphia on Friday, May 1!

Canadian rapper Freddie Dredd blends gritty lo-fi beats, vintage samples, and dark lyrics into sinister phonk that went viral with TikTok hits "Cha Cha" and "Opaul." See him live on the Back To Hell Tour at Brooklyn Bowl Philadelphia on Sunday May 10!