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03/15/2023
Philly-based comic book-inspired hard rock band Stereotytans just released their latest single, “Here We Are,” an inspirational, high-energy blend of anthemic rock and hip-hop. While in the vein of Rage Against the Machine, Prophets of Rage and Living Colour, “Here We Are” is unmistakably The Stereotytans’ unique DNA.
AVAILABLE NOW ON ALL STREAMING PLATFORMS!
The official music video for Stereotyans' newest single, "Here We Are."
10/06/2021
If you’re looking for something fun to do this weekend, go check out Funktoberfest - an all-day beer and music festival brought to us by and
They’ve got a stacked lineup for us filled with all the funkiest bands that has to offer with performances from:
Grab your tix now, head to the link in bio at
09/07/2021
Another successful event for on the Parkway in
Check philaglobe.com for our coverage of the 2 day fest and enjoy some of our favorite shots from this past weekend!
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08/11/2021
We just wanted to take a moment to spotlight one of our top favorite Philly events and causes: Philly Music Fest.
Philly Music Fest is coming up on October 6-10th and they’re doing it big this year with “5 Nights, 5 Independent Venues, and 19 Philly Bands”!
Tickets are now sold out, but you can still grab yours for 10/8 at and 10/10 at just don’t wait because they’re going fast.
Read more about PMF now at our at philaglobe.com
08/10/2021
Brand new music video from the one and only Homeboy Sandman (produced by Aesop Rock ) for “Go Hard.”
Boy Sand loses his mind on this track. If you’re new to Homeboy Sandman, “Go Hard” is the perfect showcase of this profoundly influential lyricist’s skills. Don’t sleep on this one!
“If people can relate, jam out to it and it reaches the people who need it, then mission accomplished for me. Bands still exist. The idea of getting your friends who have instruments together and making noise, isn’t dead. It is possible to stick through good and hard times, and still love what you do and who you do it with. I hope that our music will inspire more people to create and relate. Music is the universal communicator. It’s healing and for everyone.” - Dee Gerhart, Vocals, Chestnut Grove
Check out 'The Album' and read more from Chestnut Grove on The Philadelphia Globe
CHESTNUT GROVE Premiere New Video for “Ain't Got Nobody" - New Music from Chestnut Grove on The Philadelphia Globe
06/19/2021
World's tallest and hairiest drag queen Martha Graham Cracker joins forces with her band and special guest guitarist Nero Catalano for a brand new edition of her popular pay-what-you-can livestream show, part of the 2021 SoLow Festival.
This show will be a very high-quality livestream with ten cameras courtesy of Rocco Films at a super cool venue called The Factory, which is an amazing old theater.
The show will be 100% live -- meaning you are watching it at home while we are performing -- but if you can't join us on June 18th, don't worry. Anybody who registers for the show and can't "attend" live will receive a copy of the video after, so you can enjoy it whenever and wherever you want.
You'll be able to watch this live on your mobile device, laptop, big screen Smart TV, etc. It will be easy to watch via links that will be provided in advance of the show. Don't miss it!
SoLow Fest is a multi-genre independent festival that is essential to the theatre’s DIY scene Philadelphia. Countless artists have had their work produced in the festival and gone on to bigger and better things. The festival serves as a great incubator for new work, and fosters creative theater without the financial constraints. The SoLow Fest runs June 17th through June 27th.
06/16/2021
World's tallest and hairiest drag queen Martha Graham Cracker joins forces with her band and special guest guitarist Nero Catalano for a brand new edition of her popular pay-what-you-can livestream show, part of the 2021 SoLow Festival.
This show will be a very high-quality livestream with ten cameras courtesy of Rocco Films at a super cool venue called The Factory, which is an amazing old theater.
The show will be 100% live -- meaning you are watching it at home while we are performing -- but if you can't join us on June 18th, don't worry. Anybody who registers for the show and can't "attend" live will receive a copy of the video after, so you can enjoy it whenever and wherever you want.
You'll be able to watch this live on your mobile device, laptop, big screen Smart TV, etc. It will be easy to watch via links that will be provided in advance of the show. Don't miss it!
SoLow Fest is a multi-genre independent festival that is essential to the theatre’s DIY scene Philadelphia. Countless artists have had their work produced in the festival and gone on to bigger and better things. The festival serves as a great incubator for new work, and fosters creative theater without the financial constraints. The SoLow Fest runs June 17th through June 27th.
05/25/2021
5 Things to Watch for Some Post-Quarantine Comic Relief!
The Philadelphia Globe Guides: 5 Things To Watch For Post-Quarantine Comic Relief. Run out of things to Movies & TV? We got you covered
05/23/2021
World's tallest and hairiest drag queen Martha Graham Cracker joins forces with her band and some band offspring for a pay-what-you-can show, presented by Philadelphia Family Pride.
Performing with Martha: Aria (harp), Amelia (piano), Rich (guitar) and Zubin (cello). Martha will perform songs with her band and a mini-set with these young talents.
This show will be a very high-quality livestream with ten cameras courtesy of Rocco Films, pristine sound courtesy Craig Kauffman, and a super cool venue called The Factory, which is an amazing old theater. If you're wondering about watching with your own kids, we'll keep it as close to PG as we can.
The show will be 100% live -- meaning you are watching it at home while we are performing -- but if you can't join us on May 22nd, don't worry. Anybody who registers for the show and can't "attend" live will receive a copy of the video after, so you can enjoy it whenever and wherever you want.
You'll be able to watch this live on your mobile device, laptop, big screen Smart TV, etc. It will be easy to watch via links that will be provided in advance of the show. Don't miss it!
Philadelphia Family Pride is a non-profit membership organization for LGBTQ+ led families in the greater Philadelphia region. More info here.
05/22/2021
World's tallest and hairiest drag queen Martha Graham Cracker joins forces with her band and some band offspring for a pay-what-you-can show, presented by Philadelphia Family Pride.
Performing with Martha: Aria (harp), Amelia (piano), Rich (guitar) and Zubin (cello). Martha will perform songs with her band and a mini-set with these young talents.
This show will be a very high-quality livestream with ten cameras courtesy of Rocco Films, pristine sound courtesy Craig Kauffman, and a super cool venue called The Factory, which is an amazing old theater. If you're wondering about watching with your own kids, we'll keep it as close to PG as we can.
The show will be 100% live -- meaning you are watching it at home while we are performing -- but if you can't join us on May 22nd, don't worry. Anybody who registers for the show and can't "attend" live will receive a copy of the video after, so you can enjoy it whenever and wherever you want.
You'll be able to watch this live on your mobile device, laptop, big screen Smart TV, etc. It will be easy to watch via links that will be provided in advance of the show. Don't miss it!
Philadelphia Family Pride is a non-profit membership organization for LGBTQ+ led families in the greater Philadelphia region. More info here.
05/02/2021
Valentina Raffaelli premiered her new single Sad Song today on philaglobe.com -
Watch the music video through the link below. Enjoy!
Valentina Sounds new single Sad Song premieres exclusively on The Philadelphia Globe. Watch the music video for Sad Song now.
04/20/2021
Suburban Sensi 4/20 Livestream LIVE From The Factory in Collingswood, NJ presented by Tonewood Brewery.
When it comes to Groovalicious, Funktastic, Good-Time Vibes, there's nothing like a little Sensi.
The freshest rhymes, licks and beats to come out of Jersey since George Clinton left Plainfield, Suburban Sensi is here to move not just your body, but your Soul.
Consisting of five members Tommy Gonzales (Guitar, Vocals) Steve Difalco (Keyboard,Vocals) Anton Millioti (Bass, Vocals) Buddy Alaimo (Drums) and Ken Ditmars (Percussion) Suburban Sensi is more like a family. Tommy (Guitar) and Steve (Keyboard) are actually cousins and have been jamming for years. Getting their start young while still in high school, the band began writing and practicing in Tommy's basement known as the legendary "Blazement" where the band developed their sound over the years.
The band recorded in various studios and the blazement over the course of 2008 - 2011 and many different recordings have circulated from that period including the "Suburban Sensi demo" "Creation" and "The Blazement Tapes". The bands first official release was in 2014/2015 of a 6 song EP "A Controllable Dream".
Suburban Sensi have shared bills with Moe. , 311, Matisyahu, Keller Williams, The Main Squeeze, New Riders of the Purple Sage, Bernie Worrell, and many other notable artists. They have performed at numerous festivals, bars, and parties across the Tri - State area and are regular performers at Camp Jam in the Pines music festival in the beautiful Pinelands of New Jersey which Sensi calls home.
Suburban Sensi live creates an energy that captures the crowd and opens their minds, bringing a wide range of tuned In, connected, friendly people around the world together to share in the unifying power of music and get down to a delicious mosaic of all your favorite tunes, Suburban Sensi serves a single principle; to rock your soul, open your mind and align you with your perpetual groove. Listen, Feel, and Share some Sensi with your friends.S
04/10/2021
Check out the renovations at Ardmore Music Hall in person today during their open house from noon to 5pm, where you can also purchase tickets for their in-person Fall roster!
Visit us at ardmoremusichall.com
04/09/2021
Ardmore Music Hall located on the Philly Main Line has just announced over 25 shows this Fall happening IN PERSON! Tickets available online at noon or stop by their open house TODAY or Saturday from noon to 5pm to check out the renovated space and buy tickets and merchandise.
03/09/2021
Anjali Rose and Ginger Libations just released two music videos from their "Marrow" EP, which is an achievement of modern indie jazz fusion. Watch both videos and read our interview with Anjali Rose here!
Interview • The Philadelphia Globe Ginger Libations and Anjali Rose Release "Marrow" EP Music Videos
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The Philadelphia Globe Presents... Love From Philly.
Philadelphia, PA.
The Philadelphia Globe is a media platform focused on music, the arts, and culture in and around Philadelphia. Our mission is to provide a connected community for all artists. We aim to shine a spotlight on local artists, amplifying their visibility outside of Philly, as well as featuring our favorite artists nationwide. Through this global connection and unification, we bring you The Phila Globe.
We support our local artists, along with this is our intent to showcase musicians, artists, creatives of different types from all over and bring them into Philly's world, as much as we strive to help amplify local artists and introduce them to a broader audience outside of Philadelphia.
The Phila Globe recently launched a digital #LoveJawn initiative, something that we have launched to help bring our community of artists and musicians together through the global COVID-19 pandemic as we remain physically apart. A #LoveJawn is a 1-5 minute video shot by musicians, artists, comedians and members of our creative community that shares personal stories from inside the trenches of these strange days. Musicians often choose to have their videos end with a song they’d like to perform. Think of them like a note left in your lunchbox - short, sweet and something that will bring a smile to your face. These love jawns are a symbol of unity and connection during a time of total social isolation. Let’s stand strong together.
While The Philadelphia Globe is taking this time to roll out some updates to our site, we will feature live, in-home performances by artists from all corners of the Phila globe as a part of Love From Philly, as well as our introduction of PhilaLIVE, our show in partnership with the This is It TV Network where we are putting out a weekly (sometimes twice weekly) 15-minute program that will feature music, arts and culture in the greater Philadelphia area and beyond.
Host Jen Strogatz will sit down for one-on-one interviews with regional artists and performers as well as artists and performers who simply love our city! Episodes will also focus on upcoming live events, news, album releases and cultural events that the Phila Globe recommends.
Join us in reinforcing the feeling of community that has been lost on us during a time of global isolation and lets bridge the gap by reconnecting with humans from all over.
*Check out our curated monthly mixtapes on Spotify:
