Back in May, Scott Marshall and I were talking about collaborating on some upcoming events, including his Concert for the Kids pediatric cancer benefit in June, as well as his recent First Friday performance. While on the phone, he approached me to have Lehigh Valley Underground be a part of something that, in our region, is the first of its kind.
We’re currently calling on anyone who has photos of Sunday’s Easton Heritage Day festivities to submit them to us. We’ll pick the best ones, and we’ll share them here on LVU, with full credit given to the photographer.
The troubadours rule the roost this week. Three out of four of the following Can’t-Miss Shows are showcases where the songs and stories of some of our regions most talented individuals will have a chance to shine.
Find out where and when below!
I was inspired by some social media conversations this morning. Some I witnessed, and others I experienced. Collectively, they left me with the question…
“What can we do better as a music community?”
It turned out to be a beautiful night for First Friday in South Bethlehem — and the music was on point, as well!
As a light rain fell over Bethlehem around lunchtime, one of our many great South Bethlehem restaurants helped shelter us from the storm.
Inspired. Raw. Emotional.
Those three words can be used to describe Scott Marshall’s limited edition EP, “Reminders,” a six-track, mostly-acoustic effort meant to raise mental health and suicide prevention awareness.
One of the exciting recent additions to our monthly First Friday Concert Series festivities in South Bethlehem is our partnership with 610 Underground. The local electronic music collective curates a lineup of DJs every month to take the party well into the wee hours of the evening.
Photo credit: Irene Torres
Staying local this Fourth of July? Stuck without plans and wondering what to do?
Not to worry — as always, our local music community delivers the goods to make sure your Independence Day goes off with a bang!
With Friday’s forecast calling for an all-out monsoon, we’re being proactive alongside SouthSide Arts District to make sure that all of our #LVUFirstFriday shows will go on.
That means moving all outdoor activities indoors.