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Michelle Zauner, the artist behind Japanese Breakfast, announced her New York times best selling memoir 'Crying in H Mart' will be adapted into a film.

Rolling Stone Durand Jones & the Indications Release ‘Love Will Work It Out’ Band have also announced tour dates with My Morning Jacket By Durand Jones & the Indications have released their new song “Love Will Work It Out,” alongside a video of the band performing the new track. “For months into the pandemic and the racial/political chaos that ensued, we found it hard to write. The biggest creative dry spell we’d experienced in a decade,” the band wrote in a statement. “The constant barrage of horrible news felt overwhelming, and songs just seemed inadequate in respo...

Since the pandemic shuttered the live music business, Philadelphia concert bookers have scheduled, unscheduled, and rescheduled shows over and over again, hoping that someday they might actually happen. Now they’re about to all happen at once. Wednesday’s news that Made in America will be back on the Parkway Labor Day weekend was the latest in an avalanche of announcements as pop music springs ...

8 years ago It has been a rocky few years for World/Inferno Friendship Society. After the release of 2007's Addicted to Bad Ideas almost all of the band's long running contributors left. 2011's The Anarchy and the Ecstasy saw the band reform with new members, most of whom left shortly thereafter. It seemed that perhaps WI/FS would end with a whimper; this would have been a shame, because they're utterly unique. By combining soul music with classic punk and old world folk, the band have forged a daring mix of danger and celebration. But, just as it seemed that the band would forever be in...

PIHLADELPHIA — Before Michelle Zauner wrote "Crying in H Mart," her heartbreakingly beautiful memoir about grief, food, and her Korean American identity, she had already created two works of art about losing her mother, Chongmi, to cancer in 2014: the Japanese Breakfast albums "Psychopomp" and "Soft Sounds from Another Planet." "Psychopomp" opens with "In Heaven," with a verse about the family dog being confused by a sudden absence: "She just paces around all day, sniffing at your empty room / I'm trying to believe when I sleep it's really you visiting my dreams, like they say that angel...