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Made In America: Beyonce, Kendrick Lamar Steal Show

Mike Greger

Cue the lasers for Made in Philadelphia

Rachel Vigoda

Chuck D, Flava Flav and the rest of the Public Enemy crew play Made in America

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Commonwealth Choir’s only song so far is a hit

BRUCE WALSH

Walk the Moon will play Made in America

chris jordan

#HelloPhilly: Made in America festival fan guide

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R&B singer Toni Braxton is making her comeback

chris jordan

Black Landlord blends hip-hop, punk and soul

BRUCE WALSH

Catch rare Sleepy Man Banjo Boys show at Philadelphia Folk Festival

chris jordan

Black Violin blends classical music with hip-hop

chris jordan

Rapper Eve set to perform at Philly Fashion Expo

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Khari Mateen will get up close and personal with fans, and Azealia Banks

Mike Greger

Eat, shop and jam on Lancaster Ave.

Shaun Brady

2 Chainz is America’s Most Wanted, for realz

chris jordan

Playing a tribute to Brecker jazz

Shaun Brady

South African soul singer hopes to make a splash in the U.S.

chris jordan

Mother Mother mine “bright ideas” from dark places

Alexandra Cavallo

The Roots promise a few magic tricks at July 4 concert

chris jordan

Music, fireworks and cannon fire, courtesy of the Philadelphia Orchestra

BRUCE WALSH

Steve Martin joins forces for folksy new album

Shaun Brady

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