Official May-riffic Music Festival Lineup (w/ set times)
Ladies and gentlemen, we have finalized the set times for our May-riffic Music Festival, taking place at American Spirits Roadhouse on May 27-28.
Ladies and gentlemen, we have finalized the set times for our May-riffic Music Festival, taking place at American Spirits Roadhouse on May 27-28.
This weekend, Lehigh Valley Underground will be taking a road trip out to Lancaster for the Ninth Annual Launch Music Conference & Festival. Lehigh Valley artists including Alex Mery & The Townsmen, Neil Grover, and Pentley Holmes are all on the bill.
But… that’s out there. What’s going on back here? For one thing, Saturday night is particularly stacked; not just in the Valley, but all over Eastern PA.
Come down the rabbit hole and explore the…
Today, we are excited to announce that we have teamed up with our friends in VICTIM and local music promoter Ashley Romanishan for a show that is sure to rock!
This Sunday, the 18th Annual Lehigh Valley Music Awards will take place at the ArtsQuest Center at SteelStacks in Bethlehem. This year’s ceremony promises to be a big day; one meant to celebrate the accomplishments of the people on our local music scene.
The May-riffic Music Festival — presented by Lehigh Valley Underground and American Spirits Roadhouse on Saturday, May  13 — will feature a diverse lineup of rock, Americana, country, and more.
Today, we address the “rock” portion.
Last week, VICTIM frontman Cris Moser reached out to me with an offer to drop by one of the band’s practices, hang out, and hear some new material before it’s released to the public. I’m always down for an adventure, so I gladly and quickly accepted.
Get ready for the softer side of VICTIM.
Northampton’s Gin Mill & Grille played host to a night of rock that was heavy, loud, and — perhaps as a nod to Trapt’s 2010 album — made No Apologies.
There’s truly something for everyone on our list this week.
Want hip hop (and conversation)? It’s yours! Hard rock appeals to your tastes? We can help with that! Are you a punk? We know some bands you might like. Want something a bit more traditional for the holidays? We have that, too.
Whoever you are, and whatever you do, you can’t go wrong with this week’s…
The historic Roxy Theatre in Northampton was once again filled with the sounds of rock and roll on Thursday night and, thanks to the efforts of VICTIM, Next to None, and Doubting Thoma$, the case has been made for similar shows at the longstanding venue.