Embark on an epic journey to Middle-earth—no Elvish required. Relive the magic, mayhem, and myth of The Lord of the Rings in concert at Marian Anderson Hall, performed live by The Philadelphia Orchestra. Enter to win tickets!

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• Climb the Leaderboard and score big at Dave & Buster’s this summer! Track your wins in real-time on games like Top Gun: Maverick and Super Bikes 3. Join D&B Rewards, claim your Play ID, and compete for epic prizes including a VIP NASCAR experience or even a brand-new car.*

• All Time Low returns to Philly on November 21st for the Everyone’s Talking Tour, lighting up The Met with infectious pop-punk energy. Tickets drop Friday!

• Twenty One Pilots have announced The Clancy Tour: Breach 2025 with a stop at Hershey Park Stadium in Hershey. Get your tickets Friday!

• Philly legends unite! Questlove, Rich Medina, Mike Nyce & Cosmo Baker throw down at Warehouse on Watts on July 19th for a night of deep cuts, dancefloor classics, and pure vinyl bliss. Tickets on sale NOW.

• Plus more announcements from Grandson, Getter, Laura Stevenson, Dead Tooth, & more!

JUNETEENTH CELEBRATIONS IN PHILLY

Freedom Day is this Thursday and Philly is popping off with tons of celebrations. Check out our list for all the ways you can celebrate Juneteenth this year!

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• We’re on the hunt for a Content Intern to help us spotlight the best events, weirdest local legends, and general chaos that makes city life fun. You’ll get hands-on experience with writing, social media, brand voice, and more. And yes, free tickets are involved.

• Philly-rooted bands Mt. Joy, Friendship, and Florry are all dropping new albums this summer, with Mt. Joy's Hope We Have Fun already making waves after their Today Show appearance and Friendship's Caveman Wakes Up being hailed as a potential album of the year contender!

• Rhubarb season is in full swing and Philly bartenders are getting creative—from Middle Child Clubhouse's tart martinis to Southwark's boozy strawberry rhubarb pie cocktail, the spring vegetable is invading menus across the city before summer produce takes over!

• The Pennsylvania House passed a tiered minimum wage bill that would immediately bump Philadelphia's minimum wage to $15 an hour starting January 2026, while other counties would see gradual increases to $12-15 depending on population size.

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That’s all for today, folks. See you tomorrow!