Articles by Cory Quigley

Sunday, April 24, Terry Gross sat down in one of two Victorian chairs atop the stage at the Harrison Auditorium in the Penn Museum and…

David Bowie is one of those artists whom I rediscover every few months. The first time I heard Bowie, it was the song “1984” from…

If for some reason you feel you’ve run out of Philadelphia-related things to be proud of, add native singer-songwriter and producer Bilal to your list.…

Unknown Mortal Orchestra front man Ruban Nielson is still feeling the effects of an intriguing, artistically-inspiring experience. At age 35, Nielson is a father of…

Philadelphia’s Legendary Roots Crew brought hundreds of music fans together May 30 for the eighth annual Roots Picnic. The event, hosted at the Festival Pier,…

If you’ve ever been interested in multi-dimensional, polyrhythmic, gangster sh-t but have yet to stumble across any, give Hiatus Kaiyote a try. The above description…

South Carolina’s Chaz Bundick has certainly made a name for himself; two, not including his real one, to be exact. Around 2013, he began disc…

One of the greatest perks of becoming a sophomore at Drexel University is being released from the freshman mandatory meal plan, thereby becoming free to…

Philadelphia has a thriving beer scene, and is home to numerous local breweries like Victory Brewing Co., Flying Fish Brewery and Yards Brewing Co. For…

Big names and up-and-comers in the Philadelphia culinary scene gathered in Mitchell Auditorium Jan. 11 for the beginning of the second annual Philly Chef Conference.…