Articles by Natasha Hajo

It may come as a surprise to many that the Orwells have no relation at all to the classic “1984” novel. Then again, it may…

Punk Out is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization from Philadelphia dedicated to supporting LGBT musicians and fans through the power of music. The organization has…

In my best efforts to describe the band Kaleo and their sound I’ve reached the conclusion that they are the lovechild of the Black Keys…

What do you get when you mix ridiculously groovy tunes, a rowdy crowd and five hunks in white tuxedos embellished with floral designs? That’s right,…

James Blake — Sept. 30 at Electric Factory With the recent release of “The Colour in Anything”,  English singer James Blake’s career completely blew up…

The Frights’ show was the first I attended while on duty for the Triangle so seeing them perform again kind of felt like everything had…

It’s hard to have anything but positive things to say after seeing your favorite Beatle live for the first time. Sir Paul McCartney rocked out…

After missing their show in December, I was thrilled to hear that Old Man Canyon was returning to Philadelphia, touring for their new album “Delirium.”…

With the first night of his U.S. tour being right here in Philly, Canadian-born Mac DeMarco sold out the Electric Factory with no problem at…

After four years, folk-pop trio The Lumineers released their second album, “Cleopatra” on April 8. It consists of 11 songs full of warmth, depth and…