July 13 at the BB&T Pavilion will see the final Warped Tour roll through town, as organizers are calling it a day after 23 years. The presale is already sold out, so keep an ear to the ground for then the general tickets are made available. The Firefly Music Festival will be taking place June 14 – 17 at the Woodlands of Dover, Delaware. We’ve already touched on the XPoNential Music Fest in late July, but before that will be the Roots Family Picnic, which will be celebrating its 11th year. The region has become a hotbed of music festivals in recent years, and that trend looks to continue in 2018.
Out in Glenside, The Keswick Theater is no stranger at looking down the road, and in the coming months has the likes of George Clinton and Parliament Funkadelic there February 8, guitarist Eric Johnson March 3 and k.d. Kesha and Macklemore team up for a gig July 25, and the annual XPoNential Music Festival has the War on Drugs, Preservation Hall Jazz Band and Sturgill Simpson lined up July 28.ĭown on South Street at the Theatre of Living Arts, some of the top gigs include Big Head Todd & The Monsters January 26, Machine Head February 8 and Nothing More February 9 bringing the heaviness and electronic music stalwarts O.M.D.
The Foo Fighters are back at BB&T July 7, and it’s a dream lineup with Weezer and Pixies July 21. The next month, June 23, will rock out with Whitesnake, Jason Bonham’s Led Zeppelin Experience and Foreigner. Highlights already on the docket for next year include Steve Aoki February 11, Awolnation February 23 and Franz Ferdinand May 14.Īcross the river at Camden’s BB&T Pavilion, once the warm weather hits, it’s the place to be, starting with the WMMR BBQ May 19, which this year already boasts Alice in Chains, Stone Temple Pilots and their new singer Jeff Gutt and the corpse-painted Ghost at the top of the lineup. The Fillmore has quickly become the go to mid-size venue for so many artists. Fantasia will be there February 24 while legendary crooner Paul Anka celebrates 60 years of hits May 9. Later in the summer, on August 24, will be the long-awaited return of Jeff Lynne’s ELO, who were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame earlier this year.Īt Reading’s Santander Arena, Avenged Sevenfold, Bullet for My Valentine and Breaking Benjamin loudly kickoff the year January 16. There will be fireworks of the heartbroken kind on the 4th of July when Sam Smith plays the holiday there, and country diva Shania Twain continues her comeback run July 12. Irish rock legends U2 will come back to Philly for a two-night stand at the WFC June 13 and 14, then make way for One Direction’s Harry Styles June 15. New Zealand songstress Lorde will celebrate her latest effort, Melodrama, and the hit single “Green Light” with an April 2 gig, while local hero Pink brings her Beautiful Trauma World Tour home on April 13. The Killers (January 13) and Lana Del Rey (January 21) start off the year, while Kid Rock is the sole act so far for February, bringing his “Greatest Show on Earth” tour to the arena on the 23rd.īlake Shelton headlines the “Country Music Freaks Tour” come March 17, joined by Brett Eldredge, Carly Pearce and Trace Adkins. The Wells Fargo has a ridiculous lineup already.
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