This week in Philly: Alex G, My Morning Jacket, Mumford & Sons, and Patti LaBelle
This week in Philadelphia music offers a diverse lineup of exciting events and performances by talented artists across various genres. From Alex G and My Morning Jacket to Patti LaBelle, there is something for everyone to enjoy.
Alex G is set to take the stage at the Fillmore Philly for two nights this weekend, showcasing his latest album “Headlights.” Known for his indie rock sound and DIY approach to music, Alex G has garnered a dedicated following since his debut in 2011.
My Morning Jacket, a Louisville-based band, will be headlining at the Met this weekend, performing tracks from their new album produced by Brendan O’Brien. With hits like “Squid Ink” and a re-issue of their beloved 2005 album Z, fans can expect a memorable live experience from this five-piece group.
One of the most prolific Philadelphia musicians in recent years, Alex G continues to impress with his 10th album “Headlights.” A native of Havertown, Alex G has established himself as an indie rock craftsman, attracting a growing audience with his unique sound and creative approach to songwriting.
For fans of punk music, Team Dresch will be making a rare appearance in Philadelphia at the First Unitarian Church, performing songs from their iconic albums “Personal Best” and “Captain My Captain.” Known for their contributions to riot grrl and queercore movements, Team Dresch promises an energetic live show.
On a different note, Cuban pianist Jorge Luis Pacheco will be making his Philadelphia debut at the Annenberg Center, showcasing his fusion of modern jazz and Afro-Cuban rhythms. Winner of the Montreux Jazz Solo Piano competition, Pacheco’s performance is sure to captivate audiences with his virtuosity and unique musical style.
The weekend also features performances by Richard Bush and the Peace Creeps at the Kelly Center in Havertown, offering a nostalgic trip for fans of New Wave music. Additionally, Scott McClatchy will be opening for Bush, bringing his own blend of Americana and rock to the stage.
As the weekend comes to a close, music lovers can look forward to Patti LaBelle headlining a free show at Independence Hall, celebrating 250 years of the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps. Joined by Justin Guarini and Rhonda Vincent & the Rage, the concert promises to be a patriotic and unforgettable experience for all attendees.
With a diverse lineup of artists and events this week, Philadelphia continues to showcase its vibrant music scene and provide opportunities for fans to enjoy live performances across various genres. Whether you’re a fan of indie rock, punk, jazz, or folk music, there is something for everyone to enjoy in the City of Brotherly Love.