Scott Marshall’s Band of Survivors to Perform at Feb. 19 Benefit
You probably don’t even need another reason to attend The Benefit for Scott Marshall at Maingate Nightclub on Sunday, February 19, but we’re about to give you one anyway…
You probably don’t even need another reason to attend The Benefit for Scott Marshall at Maingate Nightclub on Sunday, February 19, but we’re about to give you one anyway…
We are going to pull no punches: There is only one place you need to be on Friday night, and that’s at the First Annual Lehigh Valley Underground Winter Jamboree at American Spirits Roadhouse!
Due to a scheduling conflict, Friday night’s IceHouse Tonight benefit for the Bradbury-Sullivan LGBT Community Center was unexpectedly not at The Ice House.
We believe that every week is “Super” here on the Valley’s music scene, and this one is no exception.
If you’re like most of the country, you probably won’t be venturing too far out on Sunday. Before then, however, there’s plenty of quality entertainment in your backyard. For example, here are the…
Those inside Chicago Restaurant’s Club Gravity on Thursday night were treated to not one, but two sets from The Beautiful Distortion.
Whenever Copper Fields and Mo7s are involved, you know you’re in for a night of high quality performances. That was no different last night at The Originals Music Series, where each band played an hour and 20 minute set inside Chicago Restaurant’s Club Gravity.
The Originals Music Series, operating on a bi-weekly schedule for the winter months, returns to Chicago Restaurant in Allentown with a great Thursday night lineup.
We’ve been looking forward to this weekend for a while now.
One of our favorite out-of-towners is making a stop in Bethlehem, and Saturday night has some tunes for all tastes. Let’s learn more with a deeper dive into…
The first Friday of 2017 marked a celebration two years in the making.
On January 7, 2016, first impressions and fresh starts hung in the cold winter air as I packed my car. I didn’t have a whole lot to bring with me – just some Quinn Spinn shirts from our previous run, a laptop, and my brand new, never-before-publicly-unveiled Lehigh Valley Underground banner. Launch Day was still a week and a half away, but that didn’t matter. I was excited. This time was different.