Music
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The No Name Pops Brings Music to the Main Line at Immaculata University
The No Name Pops brings music to the Main Line of Philadelphia with a concert titled Broadway in the Burbs, conducted by Broadway’s Evan Roider, with guest conductor Joe Gehring and pianist Dr. Bill Carr. The show, featuring music from Gypsy, Sound of Music, Fiddler on the Roof, A Funny Thing Happened, and more, will take place…
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Montco Native John Oates Says He Has ‘Moved on’ From Hall & Oates Days
John Oates, one part of the iconic duo Hall & Oates, says that he is really proud of his work with bandmate Daryll Hall, but that he is ready to “move on” to something different, writes Ilana Kaplan for People. “I’m really proud of what Daryl and I created together,” Oates said on David Yontef’s…
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Delaware County Symphony Presents: A Holiday Chamber Concert
The Delaware County Symphony performs a holiday chamber concert on Dec. 17 in a celebration of the season. The second chamber concert of the season includes performers from all the sections of the orchestra. Playing traditional carols and Hanukkah music along with more lighthearted holiday tunes, there will be quartets of brass instruments and saxophones,…
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A Beloved Tradition Returns: West Chester University’s 102nd Annual Holiday Concert
West Chester University’s 102nd Annual Holiday Concert has become a beloved winter tradition. Campus and community members are invited to jump-start the season and join in this joyous celebration on Saturday, Dec. 9, at 3 PM in the 1200-seat Emilie K. Asplundh Concert Hall, Philips Memorial Building at 700 S. High Street. Professor and Associate Director of Choirs…
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‘Deeply, Sensitive, Rock-Soul Sound’: 50 Years of Hall & Oates’ ‘Abandoned Luncheonette’
In honor of the 50th Anniversary of Hall & Oates’ album “Abandoned Luncheonette”, Marc Myers, author of “Rock Concert: An Oral History: and “Anatomy of 55 More Songs,” looks back at what made the album special for The Wall Street Journal. Though the album wasn’t considered a commercial success when it was first released in…
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Neumann Chorale Presents Annual Christmas Concert Dec. 1
The Neumann University Concert Chorale will present its annual Neumann Christmas concert on Friday, Dec. 1, at 8 PM. in the Meagher Theatre. The theme of this year’s program is “Peace to the World.” More than 30 men and women are members of the Concert Chorale. They will celebrate the Christmas season with performances of…
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Immaculata University to Present Annual Christmas Concert on December 3
On Sunday, Dec. 3, the Immaculata Symphony will hold its annual Christmas concert, “The Holly and the Ivory,” in Alumnae Hall at 3 PM. The concert is open to the public. The Immaculata Symphony is a university-community organization, with a long and outstanding tradition that goes back to the university’s founding in 1920. Directed by Joseph Gehring,…
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Longtime Main Line Favorite Brian Seymour Releases First LP in Over Decade
Brian Seymour, a longtime Main Line favorite, recently released his latest album, American Courage, his first LP in over a decade, writes Brendan King for the Main Line Today. The New Jersey native performs regularly at Main Line venues. He started working on the album in 2020. “I sat down during the pandemic to write…
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In Perfect Harmony: Ringing Hills Chorus Celebrates Annual Concert in Pottstown
The Ringing Hills Chorus celebrated its annual concert this past weekend at Grace Lutheran Church in Pottstown, according to 6abc. The group enjoys singing barbershop harmonies and practices every Tuesday night. “We are a group of women who like to sing,” said Julie MacGregor. MacGregor has been involved with the Ringing Hills Chorus for 25…
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A Philadelphia High School is the Subject of New John Legend-Produced Documentary
An upcoming HBO Original documentary produced by John Legend has a Philadelphia high school as a key part of the plot, writes Rania Aniftos for Billboard. The singer-songwriter is collaborating with Get Lifted Co., Mike Jackson, and Ty Stiklorious as executive producer of “Stand Up & Shout: Songs From a Philly High School.” The documentary…
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Shipley School Grad, Country Singer Jordana Bryant Talks About Missing Home
Country singer Jordana Bryant recently talked to Mike Palm at TribLive about missing Pennsylvania and turning 18. Bryant graduated from The Shipley School in Bryn Mawr and now is living in Nashville pursuing all her music dreams. She hasn’t forgotten about the Keystone State, however. The two things she misses from her home just outside…
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The Living Room at Cricket Avenue One-Year Later Still an Intimate Live Music Experience
The Living Room at Cricket Avenue is getting ready to celebrate its one year anniversary and owner Laura Mann is still dedicated to providing an intimate live music experience, writes Ben Silver for Main Line Today. Located at 104 Cricket Avenue in Ardmore, The Living Room features comfy sofas and armchairs just like in your…
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The Immaculata Symphony to Present Fall Concert ‘Magical Stories’ on November 4
On Saturday, Nov. 4, the Immaculata Symphony will perform their fall concert, “Magical Stories.” The concert begins at 7:30 PM in Immaculata’s Alumnae Hall. The Immaculata Symphony is a university-community organization, with a long and outstanding tradition that goes back to the university’s founding in 1920. The Immaculata Symphony will perform a concert full of…
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Singer, Quakertown Native Shows Off Her Musical Skills on ‘The Voice’
Laura Williams, a 20-year-old Quakertown musician, truly shined during her performance on the hit show “The Voice” earlier this week, writes Gianna for 94.5 PST. The Voice is a singing competition in which singers audition in a “blind audition” process with four celebrity judges. At the start of the performance, the judges have their backs…
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Homegrown Talent: Philly Music Fest Lineup Led by Narberth Couple
The mission of Philly Music Fest is to celebrate and promote the musical talents of Philly musicians. This passion for local music is what drives the Narberth couple who organizes the fest each year, writes Ben Silver for Main Line Today. This year the Philly Music Fest will run October 9 through the 15 at…
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Pottstown High School Student Composes Jazz Masterpiece for Global Stage
A 15-year-old student from Pottstown High School is making waves in the music world. Colin Plank’s composition “Get Lost,” is a jazzy ensemble of layers of instruments that is now available for bands all over the globe to purchase and perform, writes Wakisha Bailey for CBS Philadelphia. Music was always an imperative part of…
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Punk Meets Preservation: The Menzingers Rock Lynnewood Hall in New Music Video
The Menzingers, a punchy punk power-pop band on the cusp of its seventh album release filmed a music video in Elkins Park Lynnewood Hall, writes Michael Tanenbaum for The Philly Voice. The song used in the music video was “Come on Heartache,” a single off the album “Some of It Was True,” slated to…
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Montgomery County Community College Celebrates the 40th Anniversary of its Lively Arts Series
Montgomery County Community College is celebrating the 40th anniversary of its Lively Arts Series starting with several performances this week in its newly redesigned theater on its Blue Bell Campus. Here’s a line-up of the exciting performances. Thursday, Sept. 21, at 6:30 PM MCCC will honor its past by recognizing two influential African-American women, Judith…
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