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JUST ANNOUNCED

• Wheatus is taking over MilkBoy on May 9th for a night of peak alt-rock nostalgia and sing-it-back energy. Tickets go on sale Friday.

• David Lee Roth is bringing the rock-god theatrics to Keswick Theatre on May 19th. Expect big vocals, bigger personality, and plenty of classic moments. Tickets drop Friday.

• Mike Gordon of Phish fame returns to Union Transfer on March 15 with pro-level bass wizardry. Tickets available Friday.

• Spite comes in hot at Theatre of Living Arts on June 14th, delivering pure, unfiltered heaviness for fans of the extreme. Tickets go on sale Friday.

• Stay up to date on more announcements all year round!

PHILADELPHIA 2026

Ready to witness history in the making? Philly is going all out for America’s 250th birthday in 2026, with world-class events like the FIFA World Cup, March Madness, the MLB All-Star Game, the PGA Championship, 52 Weeks of Firsts, TED Democracy Philadelphia, and so much more. Dive into our Philadelphia 2026 guide and check back often for updates on all the biggest moments coming our way.

IN THE FUTURE

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• A future Hall of Famer could be Philly-bound. Bleacher Report predicts Max Scherzer may land with the Phillies as the Blue Jays look ready to move on and the Phils face rotation gaps with Ranger Suárez likely walking and Zack Wheeler sidelined to start the year.

• East Kensington’s Post Haste is offering pay-what-you-can Sundays, with chef Ari Miller rethinking tipping culture to make dining more accessible and community-driven.

• Trolleys are (almost) back. SEPTA has completed repairs to the Center City trolley tunnel and is targeting a mid-January reopening after weeks of testing

• Construction is finally underway at the Westpark Apartments site. The $500M project will transform the last public high-rises in West Philly.

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