Music Events in Philadelphia January 2026

Painting live on stage creating loops with his guitar and voice

Live music at Con Murphy's featuring Seamus McGroary. Live music every weekend, all year long!

Every Thursday Bachata Thursdays Philly's Thursday Spot for the past 10 years continues at National Mechanics. If you love bachata, this is THE place! 2 Dance Floors – Salsa & Bachata FREE Bachata Lesson at 10pm -DJs: Carlos JL  & DJ Kevin Ngo $10 Cover| 21+  | Starts at 10pm Hosted  by Dance Republic Philly | IG: @dancerepublicphilly

There’s nothing more special than sharing Disney magic with loved ones. Whether it’s the first time you watched Toy Story, sang along to Let It Go, or cheered for your favorite Disney Princess, Disney On Ice is the perfect place to revisit cherished memories and create new ones together. Mickey, Minnie, Donald, and Goofy will take you on a journey through these unforgettable moments, powered by a Magical MousePad. Discover thrilling adventures from Zootopia, Inside Out 2, and the all-new Moana 2. Relive the timeless tales of Toy Story, Frozen, and Encanto, and the dazzling Disney Princesses. And hold on tight as Stitch grabs the Magical MousePad and shakes things up! Feel the excitement in an enchanted celebration close to home, only at Disney On Ice!

There’s nothing more special than sharing Disney magic with loved ones. Whether it’s the first time you watched Toy Story, sang along to Let It Go, or cheered for your favorite Disney Princess, Disney On Ice is the perfect place to revisit cherished memories and create new ones together. Mickey, Minnie, Donald, and Goofy will take you on a journey through these unforgettable moments, powered by a Magical MousePad. Discover thrilling adventures from Zootopia, Inside Out 2, and the all-new Moana 2. Relive the timeless tales of Toy Story, Frozen, and Encanto, and the dazzling Disney Princesses. And hold on tight as Stitch grabs the Magical MousePad and shakes things up! Feel the excitement in an enchanted celebration close to home, only at Disney On Ice!

There’s nothing more special than sharing Disney magic with loved ones. Whether it’s the first time you watched Toy Story, sang along to Let It Go, or cheered for your favorite Disney Princess, Disney On Ice is the perfect place to revisit cherished memories and create new ones together. Mickey, Minnie, Donald, and Goofy will take you on a journey through these unforgettable moments, powered by a Magical MousePad. Discover thrilling adventures from Zootopia, Inside Out 2, and the all-new Moana 2. Relive the timeless tales of Toy Story, Frozen, and Encanto, and the dazzling Disney Princesses. And hold on tight as Stitch grabs the Magical MousePad and shakes things up! Feel the excitement in an enchanted celebration close to home, only at Disney On Ice!

Show times 7:30 & 9:30 General Admission ~ a la carte menu: $25 Dinner & Show package ~ includes 3-course dinner: $95 VIP Dinner & Show package ~ includes 3-course dinner and stage-front seating: $115 (Beverages not included) All-In Price at check out inclusive of taxes & fees. Server gratuity ($14) added to Dinner & Show fees. Join our YouTube Channel to watch live: Chris' Jazz Cafe

A CHRISTMAS STORY The Musical is Broadway’s musical comedy gift! A boy named Ralphie has a big imagination and one wish for Christmas, a Red Ryder BB Gun. A kooky leg lamp, outrageous pink bunny pajamas, the dogs stealing the turkey, a cranky department store Santa and a triple-dog-dare to lick a freezing flagpole are just a few of the obstacles that stand between Ralphie and his Christmas dream. Based on the classic movie, this musical captures holiday wonder with funny and heartfelt songs, show-stopping dancing, a pair of mischievous dogs, delicious wit and a heart of gold! See highlighted dates below for special performances and offers! ‡ ‡ Please note that any performance already listed as discounted is not eligible for additional discounts/offers.

Disney’s Fantasia was a stroke of brilliance in 1940, marrying symphonic music and animation in a way that was revolutionary to both mediums. Now, experience this groundbreaking animated classic like you never have before with The Philadelphia Orchestra performing beloved repertoire from Fantasia (1940) and its sequel Fantasia 2000, including The Sorcerer’s Apprentice and Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony, live to film. Enjoy the iconic moments of your childhood and ignite the imaginations of a new generation this January.

Live music at Con Murphy's featuring Mark Fisher. Live music every weekend, all year long!

Gospel Skate at Rolling Thunder! Skate to uplifting gospel music and start the new year with joy and positivity.

There’s nothing more special than sharing Disney magic with loved ones. Whether it’s the first time you watched Toy Story, sang along to Let It Go, or cheered for your favorite Disney Princess, Disney On Ice is the perfect place to revisit cherished memories and create new ones together. Mickey, Minnie, Donald, and Goofy will take you on a journey through these unforgettable moments, powered by a Magical MousePad. Discover thrilling adventures from Zootopia, Inside Out 2, and the all-new Moana 2. Relive the timeless tales of Toy Story, Frozen, and Encanto, and the dazzling Disney Princesses. And hold on tight as Stitch grabs the Magical MousePad and shakes things up! Feel the excitement in an enchanted celebration close to home, only at Disney On Ice!

There’s nothing more special than sharing Disney magic with loved ones. Whether it’s the first time you watched Toy Story, sang along to Let It Go, or cheered for your favorite Disney Princess, Disney On Ice is the perfect place to revisit cherished memories and create new ones together. Mickey, Minnie, Donald, and Goofy will take you on a journey through these unforgettable moments, powered by a Magical MousePad. Discover thrilling adventures from Zootopia, Inside Out 2, and the all-new Moana 2. Relive the timeless tales of Toy Story, Frozen, and Encanto, and the dazzling Disney Princesses. And hold on tight as Stitch grabs the Magical MousePad and shakes things up! Feel the excitement in an enchanted celebration close to home, only at Disney On Ice!

A CHRISTMAS STORY The Musical is Broadway’s musical comedy gift! A boy named Ralphie has a big imagination and one wish for Christmas, a Red Ryder BB Gun. A kooky leg lamp, outrageous pink bunny pajamas, the dogs stealing the turkey, a cranky department store Santa and a triple-dog-dare to lick a freezing flagpole are just a few of the obstacles that stand between Ralphie and his Christmas dream. Based on the classic movie, this musical captures holiday wonder with funny and heartfelt songs, show-stopping dancing, a pair of mischievous dogs, delicious wit and a heart of gold! See highlighted dates below for special performances and offers! ‡ ‡ Please note that any performance already listed as discounted is not eligible for additional discounts/offers.

Friday nights at Mr Ivy promise an unpredictable and electrifying experience, where no two nights are ever the same. Enhanced by state-of-the-art lighting and sound, Mr. Ivy immerses guests in a world of wonder and excitement, setting the perfect tone for a night unlike any other.

The Dolphin Tavern 1539 South Broad Street Philadelphia, PA, 19147 United States

All Ages. Doors 7pm / Show 8pm. All ages welcome. This ticket is valid for standing room only, general admission. ADA accommodations are available day of show. All support acts are subject to change without notice. Any change in showtimes, safety protocols, and other important information will be relayed to ticket-buyers via email. ALL SALES ARE FINALBrooklyn Bowl is now a cashless venue. As of July 8th 2024 we will no longer accept cash as a form of payment in all areas of the house. The venue has the capability to load cash onto a debit card, which you can use at the venue or anywhere that accepts Mastercard.

WE SING. WE DANCE. WE PLAY A LITTLE BINGO!

There’s nothing more special than sharing Disney magic with loved ones. Whether it’s the first time you watched Toy Story, sang along to Let It Go, or cheered for your favorite Disney Princess, Disney On Ice is the perfect place to revisit cherished memories and create new ones together. Mickey, Minnie, Donald, and Goofy will take you on a journey through these unforgettable moments, powered by a Magical MousePad. Discover thrilling adventures from Zootopia, Inside Out 2, and the all-new Moana 2. Relive the timeless tales of Toy Story, Frozen, and Encanto, and the dazzling Disney Princesses. And hold on tight as Stitch grabs the Magical MousePad and shakes things up! Feel the excitement in an enchanted celebration close to home, only at Disney On Ice!

Live acoustic music at Moonshine Philly featuring John Brennan. Great food, live music, dinner, drinks, and a soundtrack you won't forget.

WE SING. WE DANCE. WE PLAY A LITTLE BINGO!

A CHRISTMAS STORY The Musical is Broadway’s musical comedy gift! A boy named Ralphie has a big imagination and one wish for Christmas, a Red Ryder BB Gun. A kooky leg lamp, outrageous pink bunny pajamas, the dogs stealing the turkey, a cranky department store Santa and a triple-dog-dare to lick a freezing flagpole are just a few of the obstacles that stand between Ralphie and his Christmas dream. Based on the classic movie, this musical captures holiday wonder with funny and heartfelt songs, show-stopping dancing, a pair of mischievous dogs, delicious wit and a heart of gold! See highlighted dates below for special performances and offers! ‡ ‡ Please note that any performance already listed as discounted is not eligible for additional discounts/offers.

A CHRISTMAS STORY The Musical is Broadway’s musical comedy gift! A boy named Ralphie has a big imagination and one wish for Christmas, a Red Ryder BB Gun. A kooky leg lamp, outrageous pink bunny pajamas, the dogs stealing the turkey, a cranky department store Santa and a triple-dog-dare to lick a freezing flagpole are just a few of the obstacles that stand between Ralphie and his Christmas dream. Based on the classic movie, this musical captures holiday wonder with funny and heartfelt songs, show-stopping dancing, a pair of mischievous dogs, delicious wit and a heart of gold! See highlighted dates below for special performances and offers! ‡ ‡ Please note that any performance already listed as discounted is not eligible for additional discounts/offers.

Saturday nights are different at Mr. Ivy. Expect a packed room, confident energy, and a soundtrack that keeps the dance floor moving all night. This week, QLASSICK sets the tone with a high-energy mix of hip-hop, R&B, and party classics - no breaks, no slow moments. Whether you’re pulling up with friends or locking in a table, the vibe is upscale, social, and unapologetically Ivy. Come dressed, come ready, and don’t come late. 🍾 VIP Tables available: Text (267) 551-6613 to reserve

Philly Loves Bowie Week

Live music at Con Murphy's featuring Frank Daly. Live music every weekend, all year long!

Aaron Goldberg — Piano Alex Claffy — Bass Ofri Nehemya — Drums Show times 7:30 & 9:30 General Admission ~ a la carte menu: $30 Dinner & Show ~ Includes 3-course dinner: $100 VIP Dinner & Show ~ Includes dinner above and upgraded stage-front seating: $120 (Beverages not included) All-In Price at check out inclusive of taxes & fees. Server gratuity ($14) added to Dinner & Show fees. Join our YouTube Channel to watch live: Chris' Jazz Cafe

ALL AGES. Doors 7pm / Show 8pm. All ages welcome. This ticket is valid for standing room only, general admission. ADA accommodations are available day of show. All support acts are subject to change without notice. Any change in showtimes, safety protocols, and other important information will be relayed to ticket-buyers via email. ALL SALES ARE FINALBrooklyn Bowl is now a cashless venue. As of July 8th 2024 we will no longer accept cash as a form of payment in all areas of the house. The venue has the capability to load cash onto a debit card, which you can use at the venue or anywhere that accepts Mastercard.

Hosted by Stefani Steel

A packed night of reggaetón and Latin hits designed for nonstop movement, bold energy, and grown nightlife vibes. Nonstop reggaetón, Latin hits, and grown nightlife energy.

$25–$50

Philly's only weekly disco dance party featuring vinyl DJs and Go Go dancers.

There’s nothing more special than sharing Disney magic with loved ones. Whether it’s the first time you watched Toy Story, sang along to Let It Go, or cheered for your favorite Disney Princess, Disney On Ice is the perfect place to revisit cherished memories and create new ones together. Mickey, Minnie, Donald, and Goofy will take you on a journey through these unforgettable moments, powered by a Magical MousePad. Discover thrilling adventures from Zootopia, Inside Out 2, and the all-new Moana 2. Relive the timeless tales of Toy Story, Frozen, and Encanto, and the dazzling Disney Princesses. And hold on tight as Stitch grabs the Magical MousePad and shakes things up! Feel the excitement in an enchanted celebration close to home, only at Disney On Ice!

There’s nothing more special than sharing Disney magic with loved ones. Whether it’s the first time you watched Toy Story, sang along to Let It Go, or cheered for your favorite Disney Princess, Disney On Ice is the perfect place to revisit cherished memories and create new ones together. Mickey, Minnie, Donald, and Goofy will take you on a journey through these unforgettable moments, powered by a Magical MousePad. Discover thrilling adventures from Zootopia, Inside Out 2, and the all-new Moana 2. Relive the timeless tales of Toy Story, Frozen, and Encanto, and the dazzling Disney Princesses. And hold on tight as Stitch grabs the Magical MousePad and shakes things up! Feel the excitement in an enchanted celebration close to home, only at Disney On Ice!

An intimate vinyl-focused evening pairing soulful classics with thoughtful cocktails and easy conversation. A vinyl-driven night for lovers of soul and classic cocktails.

A CHRISTMAS STORY The Musical is Broadway’s musical comedy gift! A boy named Ralphie has a big imagination and one wish for Christmas, a Red Ryder BB Gun. A kooky leg lamp, outrageous pink bunny pajamas, the dogs stealing the turkey, a cranky department store Santa and a triple-dog-dare to lick a freezing flagpole are just a few of the obstacles that stand between Ralphie and his Christmas dream. Based on the classic movie, this musical captures holiday wonder with funny and heartfelt songs, show-stopping dancing, a pair of mischievous dogs, delicious wit and a heart of gold! See highlighted dates below for special performances and offers! ‡ ‡ Please note that any performance already listed as discounted is not eligible for additional discounts/offers.

Live improvised music meets thoughtfully crafted farmhouse beers in a space where old Philly history and new Philly sounds echo off the walls. In collaboration with Succession Fermentory & PhillyJazzScene.com.

Sold out. To join the waitlist, contact the Philadelphia Chamber Music Society at boxoffice@pcmsconcerts.org or 215-569-8080. Praised for their “utterly unified” ensemble artistry ( EarRelevant ), the two-time GRAMMY-nominated Dover Quartet returns to PCMS with a program that explores the heart of the American story. The afternoon highlights Chickasaw composer Jerod Impichchaachaaha’ Tate’s inventive interpretations of Native American folk music and the clans of the Eastern Woodlands People. The performance also features Jessie Montgomery’s soulful arrangement of Strum and Dvořák’s spirited American Quartet. Pre-Concert Talk with Rollo Dilworth in Comcast Circle, 1:45 pm

Recapturing the energy and originality of the “early years”

January is for live music at Stogie Joe's! Good drinks, great tunes, no bad seats. Featuring Bittersweet Duo.

Monday's are truly the best! Come to Philadelphia's hottest weekly jam session for a steady stream of phenomenal musicians from around Philly and beyond. Bassist Richard Hill Jr. is your guide on this journey, assembling a different house band each week, composed of some of the area's most creative and versatile musicians. Each week, take this delightfully unpredictable adventure in jazz. You never know who will show!

A celebration of the great male and female Motown artists, all backed by a funky and soulful live band

The City of Philadelphia will host the official Inauguration Ceremony for the District Attorney, City Controller, and 34 members of the judiciary, including Judges of the Court of Common Pleas and Municipal Court. This event will feature entertainment provided by Philadelphia-based soul, jazz, and gospel singer Paula Halloway. The Inauguration Ceremony, produced by the City of Philadelphia's Office of the City Representative, is a ticketed event. All guests will be required to pass through a security screening upon entry.

Every Monday Mondays mean one thing: The Nationals - Upstairs at Natty! Hosted by the fabulous Yari & Jenny Henny, this open mic showcase features 10 performers of any style and any level. The crowd picks the winner, who walks away with a $100 prize. NO COVER, doors open at 8PM. Want to get on stage? Message @henn_house_events to sign up! www.the-henn-house.com

A live jam where Philly musicians improvise freely and build the night together through rhythm and trust. A raw, soulful jam session led by Philly's finest musicians.

Direct from Broadway comes the acclaimed Tony® Award-winning musical Suffs about the brilliant, passionate, and funny American women who fought tirelessly for the right to vote. From the singular mind of history-making artist Shaina Taub, this “thrilling, inspiring and dazzlingly entertaining” (Variety) new musical boldly explores the triumphs and failures of a struggle for equality that’s far from over. Winner of the Outer Critics’ Circle Award for Best New Musical.​ The Forrest Theatre | 1114 Walnut Street | Philadelphia, PA 19107Tickets: www.telecharge.com | 800-447-7400© The Shubert Organization. All rights reserved.Policies

Sold out. To join the waitlist, contact the Philadelphia Chamber Music Society at boxoffice@pcmsconcerts.org or 215-569-8080. Seven-time GRAMMY Award-winning pianist Emanuel Ax is revered for his poetic temperament, deeply-felt interpretations, and the unsurpassed virtuosity of his playing. Whether performing a timeless sonata or premiering a new work, his artistry reflects a profound love for music and its ability to inspire. As the New York Times declares, Ax’s performances are “never less than spellbinding.” Pre-Concert Talk: On Musical Fantasy with Jeffrey Kallberg in Comcast Circle, 6:30 pm

A collaborative jam session mixing genres, textures, and live experimentation into something unexpected and communal. Live fusion jazz and an open jam session. Come play.

John McNamara, drums Matt Kahn, guitar Sedge Green, bass Ben Chasin, alto Set times 7:30pm & 9:00pm General Admission ~ a la carte menu: $15 Dinner & Show ~ includes 3-course dinner: $70 VIP Dinner & Show ~ includes dinner above and upgrade to stage-front seating: $90 (Beverages not included) All-In Price at check out inclusive of taxes & fees. Server gratuity ($11) added to Dinner & Show fees. Join our YouTube Channel to watch live: Chris' Jazz Cafe

Live music at Bob & Barbara's featuring Jason Jeffries & The Tall Trees. A legendary Philly dive bar known for its live music, cheap drinks, and good vibes.

Seating is limited, get your reserved seating now! This show require a $10 cover. If you are a Velvet Whip Club Member, just show your membership card or digital wallet + ID at the door. (All guests are still required to pay the cover.) GET RESERVED SEATING ABOUT Margel Overton is a multidisciplinary musician whose sound lives at the intersection of soul, jazz, and modern expression. With a performance style that is both raw and refined, Overton uses music as storytelling—centering emotion, rhyt

Every Tuesday Get ready for Late Nite Karaoke - EVERY TUESDAY! Come early for dinner, drinks, and be prepared to have some good times... Late Nite Karaoke kicks off at 8pm, hosted by Yari and The Henn House crew. Whether you’re feeling our weekly rotating theme or sticking to your go-to favorites,  the stage is open, the spotlight is yours, and it’s time for you to claim it - COME SING WITH US! IG: @henn_house_events | www.the-henn-house.com

A house party style gathering blending live music, comfort, and the feeling of being exactly where you belong. A cozy midweek gathering with live music. Come hang.

Live acoustic music at Moonshine Philly featuring Huston West. Great food, live music, dinner, drinks, and a soundtrack you won't forget.

Harnessing a mighty voice that effortlessly embodies buffeting power and heart-rending yearning

Live music at Bob & Barbara's featuring Josh P & The Sweet P's. A legendary Philly dive bar known for its live music, cheap drinks, and good vibes.

Set times 7:30pm & 9:00pm General Admission ~ a la carte menu: $15 Dinner & Show ~ includes 3-course dinner: $70 VIP Dinner & Show ~ includes dinner above and upgrade to stage-front seating: $90 (Beverages not included) All-In Price at check out inclusive of taxes & fees. Server gratuity ($11) added to Dinner & Show fees. Join our YouTube Channel to watch the show live: Chris' Jazz Cafe - YouTube

Weekly Improvised Music Session. All are welcome to come and jam if you like to play music with friends and/or strangers. Any genre/instrument/experience level welcome. Every Wednesday 12pm-2pm

Whisky Wednesday: Live Blues & Tasting Experience Whisky Wednesday featuring Jakeya Limitless January – June | Every First Wednesday at Velvet Whip Velvet Whip’s beloved Whisky Wednesday returns with a powerful new chapter. From January through June , join us every first Wednesday of the month for an intimate residency by Jakeya Limitless , bringing her soulful, boundary-pushing sound to our stage. Each evening blends the warmth of live blues and soul with a curated whisky tasting experience , c

Set times 7:30pm & 9:00pm General Admission ~ a la carte menu: $15 Dinner & Show ~ includes 3-course dinner: $70 VIP Dinner & Show ~ includes dinner above and upgrade to stage-front seating: $90 (Beverages not included) All-In Price at check out inclusive of taxes & fees. Server gratuity ($11) added to Dinner & Show fees. Join our YouTube Channel to watch the show live: Chris' Jazz Cafe - YouTube

Sold out. To join the waitlist, contact the Philadelphia Chamber Music Society at boxoffice@pcmsconcerts.org or 215-569-8080. Following a breathtaking collaboration in 2024, Philadelphia’s premier contemporary ballet company, BalletX, returns to PCMS alongside the “audacious… liberating… illuminating” ensemble132 ( Blogcritics ) for an imaginative program. The first half features miniatures by Wiancko and Bartók culminating in the turbulent and emotionally charged Mozart Piano Quartet in G Minor. These works explore themes and styles that set the stage for the second half: BalletX Resident Choreographer Amy Hall Garner’s reimagining of Petrushka , a magical ballet that delves into innocence, coming of age, folk traditions, and hot-blooded passion.

Bachata Thursdays Philly's Thursday Spot for the past 10 years continues at National Mechanics. If you love bachata, this is THE place! 2 Dance Floors – Salsa & Bachata FREE Bachata Lesson at 10pm -DJs: Carlos JL  & DJ Kevin Ngo $10 Cover| 21+  | Starts at 10pm Hosted  by Dance Republic Philly | IG: @dancerepublicphilly

A playful takeover of the room where friendly competition, music, and crowd interaction shape the night. Dancing, games, and surprises all night long with Jah the DJ + Liliana Sarey.

The Grammy-Nominated artist performing “All This Love,” “I Like it,” “Stay with Me,” and “Rhythm of the Night,” and more

Karaoke night at The Brass Tap.

January is jam packed with talent at Bourbon & Branch! Free live music featuring Oliver Mayman Tunes Session.

Live music at Con Murphy's featuring Matt Quinton. Live music every weekend, all year long!

BRIGHT BULB SCREENINGS, Free Screening Series @ The Rotunda (4014 Walnut, Philly) Follow Bright Bulb Screenings on Facebook, Instagram - - - - The Little-Screened 1973 Epic! FRANKENSTEIN: THE TRUE STORY (1973, directed by Jack Smight, 182 minutes, U.S./U.K.) - - - - One of the most thought-provoking takes on Mary Shelley's timeless novel, 1973's FRANKENSTEIN: THE TRUE STORY was originally conceived as a lavish all-star network TV event, running over two consecutive nights on NBC. Starring Leonard Whiting as Victor Frankenstein (Zeffirelli's “Romeo”) and handsome big-screen lead Michael Sarrazin as The Monster, this telling of the classic tale honors many of the main themes of the novel (it is the first to include Shelley's arctic finale) while incorporating ideas from both the Universal and Hammer Studios versions. But the film's most-distinctive element is its script by the gay literary figure Christopher Isherwood and his partner, artist Don Bachardy. Isherwood is most famous for his 1939 autobiographical novel Goodbye to Berlin, the basis of the musical CABARET. Isherwood & Bachardy's lively and inventive rendition lends to the queerest of readings, with Victor lavishing love and instruction to Sarrazin's beautiful childlike creature, only to turn his back when the Monster's beauty begins to decay. Victor may want to forget the Monster and return to society with his bride but the decaying creature continues to haunt Victor like a guilty conscience. Shot in England, the cast is loaded with celebrated actors, including James Mason as the nefarious Dr. Polidori, The Man From U.N.C.L.E.'s David McCallum is Victor's twisted mentor, Jane Seymour (fresh from the Bond film LIVE AND LET DIE) is the feral Monster's Bride, and Agnes Moorhead, Tom “Dr. Who” Baker and Sirs Ralph Richardson and John Gielgud filling out the impressive cast. FRANKENSTEIN: THE TRUE STORY creates an impressive sense of scale for the modern fable, with Victor's solar-fueled laboratory being particularly impressive (production design by Wilfrid Shingleton, of Polanski's MACBETH). Decades later, it is still among the vivid tellings of Shelley's classic, Bright Bulb is pleased to give this memorable production a rare theatrical screening. “The True Story captures more of her contemplative, lyrical perspective than nearly any other Frankenstein adaptation.” - Josh Bell, Crooked Marquee (The Three Hour Program Will Include a Brief Intermission) Follow Bright Bulb Screenings on Facebook, Instagram

21 & Over. Doors 7pm / Show 8pm. This event is 21+. Valid government-issued photo ID is required for entry. No refunds will be issued for failure to produce proper identification. This ticket is valid for standing room only, general admission. ADA accommodations are available day of show. All support acts are subject to change without notice. Any change in showtimes, safety protocols, and other important information will be relayed to ticket-buyers via email. ALL SALES ARE FINAL

The Ebony Law is very much needed in Pennsylvania! A statewide alert system specifically designed to help find missing Black children and young Black women between the ages of 12 and 25. Black youth account for 38% of missing persons cases; Black children make up close to 33% of missing child cases but receive less media attention. JOIN US for a Human Trafficking Awareness Event on Friday January 9, 2026 at The Rotunda, from 4pm until 7pm. Open Panel Discussion, Film screening, information and resources LEARN MORE from special invited guests State Representatives Carol Kazeem and Gina H. Curry who have proposed House Bill 434 to implement an Ebony Alert System aimed t bridge the severe racial disparities. Hosted by Hip Hop artist, community organizer, and activist Bigge Dre who has started a movement #Eschatology #BringOurGirlsBack To report human trafficking or get help, call the National Human Trafficking Hotline at 1-888-373-7888. CONTACT: the Black and Missing Foundation by calling 877-97-BAMF (1-877-972-2634) ADMISSION IS FREE!!! For event info, vending, sponsorship. etc., email trueandfaithful1@hotmail.com

*********Pre-Sale tickets for this show have SOLD OUT!!! There may be a limited amount of tickets available at the door throughout the night for the Sally Baby portion of the show depending on how the room fills in, but no guarantees! Capacity for the late night West Philly Orchestra dance party portion of the show is higher and additional tickets at a lower price will be available at the door at the conclusion of the Sally Baby show.**********

THIS SHOW HAS BEEN POSTPONED - TICKET HOLDERS WILL BE NOTIFIED

Live jazz at The Library Bar featuring Ian Brick on jazz guitar.

Enjoy an evening immersed in the music of iconic Philly jazz giants—Lee Morgan, one of the most expressive trumpeters of all times; Grover Washington Jr., a pioneer of the soulful, sax-driven sound; Stanley Clarke, the groundbreaking bassist who revolutionized jazz fusion; and Jimmy Smith, whose virtuosic Hammond B-3 organ grooves brought jazz firmly into the worlds of R&B and Rock ’n’ Roll. Together, their trailblazing styles helped carry Philadelphia’s jazz legacy to audiences across the globe. $28 ($18 members*) *Members need to be logged in to receive their benefit of discounted music tickets. The discount will automatically be applied to your shopping cart Sales open to the public on Sunday, December 28. Members pre-sale begins 48 hours prior to the public on Friday, December 26.

The Grammy-Nominated artist performing “All This Love,” “I Like it,” “Stay with Me,” and “Rhythm of the Night,” and more

Live music at Con Murphy's featuring Sean Loosh. Live music every weekend, all year long!

A tender, late-night QTPOC space for movement and warmth with DJ Jamz + Cvgebird + Anshi The Rae. A late night built on care and intention, creating space for softness, release, and shared movement.

January is jam packed with talent at Bourbon & Branch! Free live music featuring James Gilmore.

Rise into 2026 with a luminous, ecstatic, dance journey – intentional warm-up, ecstatic, dance, set, sound bath, and embodied celebration in Trinity Memorial’s stunning sanctuary.

Show times 7:30 & 9:30 General Admission ~ a la carte menu: $25 Dinner & Show package ~ includes 3-course dinner: $95 VIP Dinner & Show package ~ includes 3-course dinner and stage-front seating: $115 (Beverages not included) All-In Price at check out inclusive of taxes & fees. Server gratuity ($14) added to Dinner & Show fees. Join our YouTube Channel to watch live: Chris' Jazz Cafe

Acclaimed conductor Dalia Stasevska returns to conduct Mahler’s serenely lovely Fourth Symphony on a program with Barber’s melodic Violin Concerto*, performed here by violinist Augustin Hadelich, a riveting artist who “appears to fuse entirely with the violin, as if he were the human personification of a glissando” ( Bachtrack ).

Live acoustic music at Moonshine Philly featuring Shakey Lyman. Great food, live music, dinner, drinks, and a soundtrack you won't forget.

Start the weekend at Mr. Ivy with DJ HBK setting the vibe all night. Expect smooth blends, elevated energy, and a crowd that knows how to move. RSVP for entry before midnight. For VIP tables and reservations, text (267) 551-6613.

A welcoming space for queer and trans people of color to come together, dance, and celebrate. Monthly party at Margolis every 2nd week of the month.

Baroque Lute Soirée featuring Duo Silvio, presented by The Philadelphia Classical Guitar Society at The Athenaeum of Philadelphia. An evening of beautiful baroque lute music.

January is for live music at Stogie Joe's! Good drinks, great tunes, no bad seats. Featuring Ro Swinney.

CIRCLE D PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS The 1st Annual PROG / FUNK & FUSION DANCE PARTY featuring ODYSSEY LABS with GUESSTIMATE Doors 7:00 PM / Music 8:00 PM General Admission: $15 Advance / $20 Door (plus fees) All ages show - Children under 12 free VIP Seating: $25 (plus fees) LIMITED Early entrance: 6:30 PM, Artist Meet and Greet, Reserved Seats close to the stage, $5 Vending Voucher (food or crafts) Student Discount: $5 off Advance Only – Use code “SD” at checkout (Must present student ID at door) more info and tickets: HERE Circle D Productions is excited to present the first annual Prog / Funk & Fusion Dance Party — a special evening of instrumental funk, jazz/rock blend, art rock, and experimental music at The Rotunda on the UPenn Campus. Headlining the night, Odyssey Lab brings their Philly-based instrumental funk and fusion dance party energy, while Guesstimate delivers experimental progressive rock drawing from the legends of 70s and 80s prog. A special dual billing of two amazing local bands! Odyssey Lab is a Philly-based instrumental funk, fusion, and dance party collective that brings high-energy performances blending jazz fusion grooves with funk-driven rhythms. Their sound creates an irresistible atmosphere that gets audiences moving while showcasing impressive musicianship. Facebook: Official Band Page YouTube Channel: @OdysseyLab Guesstimate is a U.S. experimental progressive rock quartet based out of New Brunswick, New Jersey. Drawing inspiration from artists like Gentle Giant, King Crimson, Frank Zappa, and The Mahavishnu Orchestra, this four-piece brings the musical exploration of 1970s/80s progressive rock and jazz fusion to the modern world while maintaining a genuine and original sonic expression. Bobby Shock (Bass/Synths/Vocals) • Andrew Friedman (Drums) • Taylor Garcia (Trumpet/Keys/Flute) • Chris Ruzicka (Guitar) With three full-length albums and their fourth, Strange Gems, releasing December 5, 2025, Guesstimate continues pushing musical boundaries with complex rhythms and mind-bending sounds. All Links: linktr.ee/guesstimatemusic Spotify: Listen on Spotify Facebook: Facebook Page Instagram: Instagram Page Bandcamp: Hear the Music

Saturday nights belong to Mr. Ivy. DJ OBOYY controls the room with heavy beats, real energy, and a crowd that knows how to show up. RSVP for entry before midnight. VIP tables and bottle service move fast, text (267) 551-6613.

Live music at Con Murphy's featuring Seamus McGroary. Live music every weekend, all year long!

Weekly round-up of Light & Sound events at Ice Box. Birthday party featuring performances by Lorboo, IIInfinite, Oneeleven, and Wilhelmina.

A sultry night of rhythm, good company, and connection with Hashland + Friends. An intimate dance-forward night where rhythm leads and connection follows.

Philly's only weekly disco dance party featuring vinyl DJs and Go Go dancers.

Nathaniel David Winslow is the founder and director of the David Winslow Singers, a celebrated gospel choir in Philadelphia renowned for its uplifting performances. For more than 45 years, the choir has shared the spirit of gospel music through song. Its members, drawn from churches across the city, share a deep commitment to this mission. $28 ($18 members*) *Members need to be logged in to receive their benefit of discounted music tickets. The discount will automatically be applied to your shopping cart

Greeks in Philly monthly round-up! "Dance Like Zorba" Greek Dance Tutorial and MDF Fundraiser at St. George Cathedral in Philadelphia.

Live music at New Deck featuring Derm Farrell.

Victor North — saxophone Tim Brey — piano Dave Brodie — bass Wayne Smith, Jr. — drums Show times 7:30 & 9:30 General Admission ~ a la carte menu: $30 Dinner & Show ~ Includes 3-course dinner: $100 VIP Dinner & Show ~ Includes dinner above and upgraded stage-front seating: $120 (Beverages not included) All-In Price at check out inclusive of taxes & fees. Server gratuity ($14) added to Dinner & Show fees. Join our YouTube Channel to watch live: Chris' Jazz Cafe

“Texican rock & roll” uniquely blending elements of soul, roots, and rock & roll

A night of electronic music for Philadelphia: techno, electro, dub, minimal, bass, etc.GoyleCelestinekeekee

Live jazz at The Library Bar featuring Sharon Sable Duo on jazz vocal and guitar.

Weekly round-up of Light & Sound events at Ice Box. Gurrola + Co presents Perceptions.

Join us for a one-of-a-kind evening of art, horror, and live music as Dr. Sketchy's Philadelphia transforms Arch Enemy Arts gallery into a gothic dreamscape inspired by the 1922 silent film classic, Nosferatu.

$12

Live improvised music meets thoughtfully crafted farmhouse beers in a space where old Philly history and new Philly sounds echo off the walls. In collaboration with Succession Fermentory & PhillyJazzScene.com.

January is for live music at Stogie Joe's! Good drinks, great tunes, no bad seats. Featuring Bittersweet Duo.

Tri-Axium Theory and You- Unlocking the Music of Anthony Braxton 12:00 PM Led by Erica Dicker, This workshop is dedicated to the exploration of the compositional/improvisational systems of Anthony Braxton. Led by tri-centric orchestra concertmaster Erica Dicker, This workshop is dedicated to the exploration of the compositional/improvisational systems of NEA Jazz Master Anthony Braxton. As much as we are trying to faithfully approach the work of the maestro, we will use this music as a springboard to unlocking our own creativity and unique approaches. In the course of these 3 hours- participants will learn how to spontaneously arrange music utilize Braxton’s Language Music, and have the opportunity to ask burning questions about score interpretation. The last half of the workshop will be dedicated to practicing the scores as a collective ensemble. For those up for the adventure, they will then perform the scores in the concert to follow in the evening. This workshop is open to all instrumentalists, composers, and “friendly experiencers.” The ability to play notated music is useful but not necessary for the enjoyment of the workshop. Instrumentalists in the workshop are required to bring their own amplification to play in the concert. There will not be use of the PA. Vocalists should bring their own mic and make arrangements prior to the workshop. Tickets are sliding scale $20-30, $30 Day of Show. Bios Violinist Erica Dicker works in a wide variety of musical settings, bridging the realms of notated and improvised music. Erica lends her creative voice to the Brandon Seabrook String Society, Blood Luxury, and her electro-acoustic trio Vaster Than Empires. Taking Auspices (Tubapede Records), her “knockout solo debut,” [Bandcamp Daily] features her own solo compositions for violin that explore extended techniques and alternate tunings, yielding music both familiar and strange. Erica is a founding member of the horn-trio Kylwyria. With hornist John Gattis and pianist Mabel Kwan, Kylwyria commissions adventurous chamber music for this unique instrumentation, enabling luminaries such as Eric Wubbels and Katherine Young to make invaluable contributions to the repertoire. Erica is, perhaps, best known for her work with composer and multi-instrumentalist Anthony Braxton as a performer and collaborator as well as an educational ambassador for Braxton’s non-profit Tri-Centric Foundation. Erica writes about and curates performances of Braxton’s work, most recently coaching members of Tactus (Manhattan School of Music) in performance practice and lecturing on analytical approaches to Braxton’s music at Columbia University. Additionally, Erica has toured with Braxton internationally, appearing at festivals such as Berlin Jazz Festival, Jazz Middelheim Festival (Belgium), Jantar Festival (Poland), Akbank Festivali (Turkey), Skopje Jazz Festival (Macedonia), the Venice Biennale, and Warsaw Autumn Festival. Praised for her rich sound and stylistic versatility, Erica is an invaluable recording artist and colleague. With pianist Karl Larson, Erica performed Morton Feldman’s epic, 80-minute for John Cage at the Jewish Museum in 2022 and had the honor of performing Braxton’s Composition No. 222 with pianist Cory Smythe at the Library of Congress in March of 2025. Notable releases on which she is featured include David Lang’s opera Anatomy Theater (Cantaloupe Music), Durand Jones and the Indications’ Private Space (Dead Oceans). Recent recordings include Contemporary Chaos Practices (Intakt Records) by Ingrid Laubrock, Concrete & Void (New Focus Recordings) with Wavefield Ensemble, Anna Webber’s Idiom (Pi Recordings), and Modney’s Ascending Primes (Pyroclastic Records). As an orchestral performer, Erica served as associate concertmaster of the Peoria Symphony, held section positions in regional orchestras in the Midwestern United States, Germany, and continues to perform with the Grand Rapids Symphony and the New York City Ballet Orchestra. Erica also enjoys her role as an instructor at Lehigh University and member of the Frequency String Quartet - the faculty chamber ensemble there. A proponent of new music, Erica collaborates with nascent composers of all ages and particularly enjoys her roles as artist in residence at the Walden School Young Musicians Program and Mostly Modern Festival.  She holds degrees from the Oberlin Conservatory of Music, the University of Minnesota and her doctoral degree from the Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music. She also attributes a significant part of her early musical education to the Illinois Wesleyan University college radio station 88.1 WESN (Radio to the Far Left) FM, reaching her in her hometown of Normal, Illinois. Vibrational Family- Braxton Composition 76 (For Trio)/Tri-Axium Workshop Performance 6:30 Doors, 7 pm performance Gabriel Meyer/Andrew Gioantti/Jonah Gelbart embark on a performance of Braxton's Composition 76. Performance by the Tri-axium theory workshop to follow. Composition 76 by Anthony Braxton performed by Gabriel Meyer- Trombone, Alto Saxophone Andrew Gioanetti- Flute, Bb Clarinet, Alto and Soprano Sax Jonah Gelbart- Trumpet, Fluegal Horn, Shofar Tri-Axium Workshop conducted by Erica Dicker with Special Guests TBA plus the ensemble! Free with donation suggested.

Tri-Axium Theory and You- Unlocking the Music of Anthony Braxton 12:00 PM Led by Erica Dicker, This workshop is dedicated to the exploration of the compositional/improvisational systems of Anthony Braxton. Led by tri-centric orchestra concertmaster Erica Dicker, This workshop is dedicated to the exploration of the compositional/improvisational systems of NEA Jazz Master Anthony Braxton. As much as we are trying to faithfully approach the work of the maestro, we will use this music as a springboard to unlocking our own creativity and unique approaches. In the course of these 3 hours- participants will learn how to spontaneously arrange music utilize Braxton’s Language Music, and have the opportunity to ask burning questions about score interpretation. The last half of the workshop will be dedicated to practicing the scores as a collective ensemble. For those up for the adventure, they will then perform the scores in the concert to follow in the evening. This workshop is open to all instrumentalists, composers, and “friendly experiencers.” The ability to play notated music is useful but not necessary for the enjoyment of the workshop. Instrumentalists in the workshop are required to bring their own amplification to play in the concert. There will not be use of the PA. Vocalists should bring their own mic and make arrangements prior to the workshop. Tickets are sliding scale $20-30, $30 Day of Show. Bios Violinist Erica Dicker works in a wide variety of musical settings, bridging the realms of notated and improvised music. Erica lends her creative voice to the Brandon Seabrook String Society, Blood Luxury, and her electro-acoustic trio Vaster Than Empires. Taking Auspices (Tubapede Records), her “knockout solo debut,” [Bandcamp Daily] features her own solo compositions for violin that explore extended techniques and alternate tunings, yielding music both familiar and strange. Erica is a founding member of the horn-trio Kylwyria. With hornist John Gattis and pianist Mabel Kwan, Kylwyria commissions adventurous chamber music for this unique instrumentation, enabling luminaries such as Eric Wubbels and Katherine Young to make invaluable contributions to the repertoire. Erica is, perhaps, best known for her work with composer and multi-instrumentalist Anthony Braxton as a performer and collaborator as well as an educational ambassador for Braxton’s non-profit Tri-Centric Foundation. Erica writes about and curates performances of Braxton’s work, most recently coaching members of Tactus (Manhattan School of Music) in performance practice and lecturing on analytical approaches to Braxton’s music at Columbia University. Additionally, Erica has toured with Braxton internationally, appearing at festivals such as Berlin Jazz Festival, Jazz Middelheim Festival (Belgium), Jantar Festival (Poland), Akbank Festivali (Turkey), Skopje Jazz Festival (Macedonia), the Venice Biennale, and Warsaw Autumn Festival. Praised for her rich sound and stylistic versatility, Erica is an invaluable recording artist and colleague. With pianist Karl Larson, Erica performed Morton Feldman’s epic, 80-minute for John Cage at the Jewish Museum in 2022 and had the honor of performing Braxton’s Composition No. 222 with pianist Cory Smythe at the Library of Congress in March of 2025. Notable releases on which she is featured include David Lang’s opera Anatomy Theater (Cantaloupe Music), Durand Jones and the Indications’ Private Space (Dead Oceans). Recent recordings include Contemporary Chaos Practices (Intakt Records) by Ingrid Laubrock, Concrete & Void (New Focus Recordings) with Wavefield Ensemble, Anna Webber’s Idiom (Pi Recordings), and Modney’s Ascending Primes (Pyroclastic Records). As an orchestral performer, Erica served as associate concertmaster of the Peoria Symphony, held section positions in regional orchestras in the Midwestern United States, Germany, and continues to perform with the Grand Rapids Symphony and the New York City Ballet Orchestra. Erica also enjoys her role as an instructor at Lehigh University and member of the Frequency String Quartet - the faculty chamber ensemble there. A proponent of new music, Erica collaborates with nascent composers of all ages and particularly enjoys her roles as artist in residence at the Walden School Young Musicians Program and Mostly Modern Festival.  She holds degrees from the Oberlin Conservatory of Music, the University of Minnesota and her doctoral degree from the Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music. She also attributes a significant part of her early musical education to the Illinois Wesleyan University college radio station 88.1 WESN (Radio to the Far Left) FM, reaching her in her hometown of Normal, Illinois. Vibrational Family- Braxton Composition 76 (For Trio)/Tri-Axium Workshop Performance 6:30 Doors, 7 pm performance Gabriel Meyer/Andrew Gioantti/Jonah Gelbart embark on a performance of Braxton's Composition 76. Performance by the Tri-axium theory workshop to follow. Composition 76 by Anthony Braxton performed by Gabriel Meyer- Trombone, Alto Saxophone Andrew Gioanetti- Flute, Bb Clarinet, Alto and Soprano Sax Jonah Gelbart- Trumpet, Fluegal Horn, Shofar Tri-Axium Workshop conducted by Erica Dicker with Special Guests TBA plus the ensemble! Free with donation suggested.