Win Tickets to See Kodak Black at Electric Factory

Kodak Black is coming to Electric Factory for a live performance on his The Project Baby Tour on Tuesday, November 7th and Philly2Night has the hookup! We’re giving away a pair of tickets to one lucky winner – interested? Enter to win below!

About Electric Factory
Electric Factory, one of the nation’s leading indoor music venues, tops the charts in Philadelphia as the city’s most celebrated location for live music. For over 40 years Electric Factory has been a fan favorite for an array of musical tastes as it hosts the top names in entertainment from all musical genres.

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Eggplant Parm | Little Nonna’s

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Win a Pair of Tickets to See Flying Lotus in 3D at Electric Factory

Flying Lotus is coming to Electric Factory for a live 3D performance featuring special guests Seven Davis Jr. and PBDY on Saturday, November 4th and Philly2Night has the hook-up! We’re giving away a pair of tickets to one lucky winner – enter below to win!

About Electric Factory
Electric Factory, one of the nation’s leading indoor music venues, tops the charts in Philadelphia as the city’s most celebrated location for live music. For over 40 years Electric Factory has been a fan favorite for an array of musical tastes as it hosts the top names in entertainment from all musical genres.

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GRiZ Prepares to Unleash the Funk on Philly

Grant Kwiecinski, better known by most as his stage name GRiZ, is an American DJ and electronic producer from the suburbs of Detroit, Michigan. He has created an identity for himself by producing funky, electro-soul dubstep, which he describes as future-funk. Not to mention Grant implements his own unique touch by playing the saxophone.

At 27 years old GRiZ has already become a fan favorite act in the electronic community. While most DJs are placed behind a turn table and simply just hitting buttons throughout the night. GRiZ captures the live aspect of a concert which is frankly how any live performance should be. Grant primarily rocks out on his sax, weaving in and out of his funkadelic beats with the vibrant horn sounds from the saxophone.

This past summer Grant made major headlines when he revealed to the world that he is gay. Truly a remarkable thing when an artist as popular as GRiZ can comfortably admit his sexuality to the masses. It takes a lot of courage especially for an artist in today’s society. Coming out could potentially mean losing a percentage of your fanbase. Luckily we have artists as brave as Grant who could careless what the public thinks of his sexuality.

An awesome quote from that article was, “It might not be cool to love Britney Spears, study AP physics or play saxophone but, it’s totally cool to be gay.” Grant clearly shows how little regard he has for what society thinks about him and rather being more concerned with making himself happy. A little bit of advice and guidance we could all take to heart during this tumultuous time in our country. Here’s to GRiZ, as we are looking forward to an incredibly funky performance this Thursday. If you haven’t already purchased your tickets, make sure you grab them HERE. This is a show you definitely do not want to miss!

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Rittenhouse’s Wiz Kid Launches a New Line of Vegan Ice Cream

Rich Landau and Kate Jacoby hit the ground running when they opened the Wiz Kid brick and mortar back in August. Their food stall at Whole Foods (now gone) gave them a few months of market-testing before they opened their Rittenhouse storefront, which came complete with a shiny new liquor license and an expanded menu. Now, three months in, the vegan…

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Day of the Dead – Spend Halloween Night at SPiN Philadelphia

Join us tomorrow night, Halloween Night at SPiN Philadelphia for Day of the Dead – a party like you’ve never seen before! SPiN Philadelphia is the premier place to spend your Halloween! This event is FREE to attend * with your RSVP and includes two complimentary Modelo Beers upon entry!

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The night will include music by amazing Philly DJs as well as professional face painters to paint you in traditional Catrina Sugar Skull Art! Come dressed to impress – there will be a costume contest with cash and prizes over $1,000!

Drink Responsibly. $50 in complimentary first ride credits from LYFT – your safe ride there or home!

About SPiN Philadelphia
Expect a high-energy environment and colorful interiors that blends murals from local artists and graffiti style art, along with musical entertainment from Philly’s top DJS and entertainers. Surrounded by the distinctive SPiN atmosphere that fuses energy and playfulness with comfort, the venue will offer a wide range of activities for both corporate and walk-in guests, including tournament leagues, casual play, private ping pong lessons and of course, the crazy, fun parties SPiN’s been known for.

UpcomingEvents.com and our sponsors remind you to please drink responsibly. ** Guest list does not guarantee entry once venue is at capacity.

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CREATIVE DISRUPTION – Visual Protest for Social Change | A Pop-Up Group Art Exhibition Championing Gender Justice, Climate Justice, & Racial Justice

Pan Seared Gnocchi with Trumpet Mushrooms, Pancetta, Red Chard, Peas and Truffle Butter | Barbuzzo Restaurant

Spiced Pear, Lemon, St. Germaine, and Spiced Rum | High St. on Market

Pizza Topped with Pork Speck, Figs, Gorgonzola Dolce, Mozzarella, Parmigiana, Mixed Herbs & Aged Balsamic | Pizzeria Vetri

“L-oat-te” | Elixir Coffee Roasters

Philly Chefs Fight Back With Muhibbah Dinners

Name tags can be so impersonal — which is strange, seeing as they convey to strangers something intimate and individual: our names. It’s just that when you’re wearing one, so is everyone else in the room, and that kind of uniformity can feel withdrawn from any sense of diversity. But at last Monday’s Muhibbah dinner…

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Where We’re Drinking This Weekend: Keeping It Local

This weekend? It’s all about the drinkers. Last night was Whiskey Fest. Tonight, Philly Craft Spirits Week kicks off with dozens of events scattered around the city and suburbs, then continues on throughout next week with a block party at Stateside’s distillery in Kensington, a big cocktail contest at Philadelphia Distilling, a Halloween party at…

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Hungry Pigeon’s Next Cookbook Dinner Features Pizza Camp — Minus the Pizza

This year, Hungry Pigeon owner-chefs Scott Schroeder and Pat O’Malley have been cooking their way through some of their favorite cookbooks and sharing the results. Next, our best restaurant in Philly is tackling Pizza Camp by acclaimed pizzaiolo (and Schroeder’s brother-in-law) Joe Beddia this coming Monday. But don’t expect to see any ‘za on the menu on…

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Sing “Skaraoke” and Eat Big Gay Ice Cream at Rooster Soup Co. on Saturday

Finding the right Halloween party vibe can be challenging: you’ve got to be strategic to avoid the binge-drinking hordes who might vomit on your carefully assembled costume, but you don’t want to end up at party whose most interesting feature is the unusually high percentage of pumpkin-spiced treats on the snack table. Look no further…

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Win Tickets to See The Legwarmers at The Trocadero

The Legwarmers are coming to Philadelphia for a live performance at The Trocadero on Saturday November 4th and Philly2Night has the hook up! Enter below to win a pair of tickets now! Doors open at 8:00 PM and the show starts at 9:00 PM. Please note this event is 21 years and over, you must be 21+ to enter to win.

About The Legwarmers
The Ultimate 80s Tribute Band!!! Remember the Eighties? Sure, we all do…but the Legwarmers don’t just remember the Eighties – they relive them. The Legwarmers do the songs the way they were meant to be done – with a wink, a smile, and a sound that gels like Aqua Net. With more moves than a Rubik’s Cube, the Legwarmers take the stage like it’s prom night in a John Hughes movie, a very special episode of “Square Pegs” and the Monsters of Rock Tour – all at once. So remember: this ain’t no half-assed cover band, this ain’t no disco, this ain’t no fooling around – it’s the Legwarmers, the Ultimate 80s Tribute Band. (Source: Here)

About The Trocadero
The Trocadero Theatre was first opened in 1870, offering musical comedies and traveling minstrel shows under the name Arch Street Opera House. Later, vaudeville and burlesque came to its stage with notable professional showgirls performing burlesque during the 1950’s. The Theatre was refurbished in the late 1970’s for use as an art house cinema and fine arts theatre. In the 1980’s, the Theatre was remodeled as a dance club and finally for its current use as a concert hall and live music venue. Although the Theatre has undergone many notable changes, the utmost care has been taken to upkeep and modernize the facility while retaining its historical character. The Trocadero is the only 19th century Victorian theater still in operation in the United States. It is listed on the U.S. Register of Historic Places. (Source: Here)

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Lime, Pineapple, Ginger, Black Strap Rum, Amaro | Walnut St. Cafe

Wait, What? A Wawa in New York City?

Philly-area natives strolling through Manhattan may have done a double-take — or, perhaps, felt a flicker of hope — walking past a storefront on Bowery below Houston: In one window, there’s a familiar rising moon and loon logo, mounted on a pallet as if ready to be installed. On another, a vinyl sign featuring an extreme close-up…

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Celebrate One Year of EAT Café, Philly’s Pay-What-You-Can Restaurant

When the concept was first announced, it seemed too good to be true: how could a full-service restaurant give its guests the option to sit down, order, and eat without paying? But that’s exactly the mission of EAT Café, a project of Drexel University’s Center for Hunger-Free Communities (EAT stands for Everyone At the Table). After…

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Here’s What’s Replacing The Fat Ham in University City

A new concept is in the works at 3131 Walnut Street. The space, formerly occupied by The Fat Ham, will be home to The Tipsy Bistro, a contemporary concept by Anh Vongbandith of Das Good Inc. and Tory Keomanivong, former general manager and partner at Fond. Vongbandith recently popped up at Noord with the Taste of Asia…

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Last Chance for Whiskey Fest Tickets

So this is it. Tonight is the Whiskey & Fine Spirits Festival at the Linc. Hundreds of distillers, thousands of bottles, food from some of the best restaurants in town. If you’re serious about your spirits, I’m sure you’ve already gotten your tickets. If you’ve been before, I don’t have to sell you on why…

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Loco Lucho Is Bringing Puerto Rican Food to Reading Terminal Market

Reading Terminal Market is adding a new vendor: Loco Lucho Latino Kitchen, a stand that will serve Puerto Rican fare. Owner Luis Liceaga was born in Puerto Rico and comes from a family of great cooks: Carmen Aboy Valldejuli, his great aunt, published Cocina Criolla, one of the first cookbooks focusing on Puerto Rican cuisine.…

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Pomegranate Soda | Franklin Fountain

Win a Pair of Tickets to See Nothing But Thieves at Coda

Nothing But Thieves is coming to Coda with special guests with Missio, Airways on Thursday, November 2nd at 8:30 pm (Doors: 8:00 pm) and Philly2Night has the hookup! Enter below to win tickets to the show!

About Nothing But Thieves
Nothing but Thieves are an English alternative rock band formed in 2012 in Southend-on-Sea, Essex. They consist of lead vocalist and guitarist Conor Mason, guitarist Joe Langridge-Brown, guitarist and keyboardist Dominic Craik, bassist Philip Blake, and drummer James Price.

About CODA
Coda is Philadelphia’s premier live performance venue, nightclub, and event space. Located within the busy Rittenhouse Square neighborhood of downtown Philadelphia, the venue regularly showcases live performances and DJ sets from some of the newest, most talented artists in music, and hosts acts that span many genres — from indie rock to electronic, tribute acts, jam bands, pop, and more.

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Drink This Now: Manatawny’s New Gin-quila and Honey Whiskey

Let me say first that I am basically religiously opposed to flavored booze. For example, I like whiskey. I like whiskey that tastes like whiskey. I don’t need it to taste like salted caramel or pork chops or cotton candy. Because I am not a child. But there are some extremely rare exceptions to this.…

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Snack on Scorpion Tacos at El Rey Next Week

El Rey is taking advantage of the American tradition of doing spooky stuff on Halloween and serving up a menu of Mexican dishes featuring proteins that are, let’s say, uncommon here in the States next week. Starting Monday, October 30th and continuing through Halloween week, chef Dionicio Jiminez is offering an a la carte menu…

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El Wingador Is Helping Puerto Rico With…Waffles?

The last time we heard from Bill Simmons — better known as El Wingador, five-time Wing Bowl champion — he was raising funds to open his own chicken restaurant, El Wingador Serious Fricken Chicken. Simmons is, er, still in the process of raising capital for the venture. But in the meantime, he’s partnered with Conshohocken-based…

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Head to Fond on Mischief Night for a Pork-Centric Dinner

When you think of Mischief Night — the night before Halloween, when the big kids get up to no good — you probably think of eggs and toilet paper. At Fond, as it turns out, they think of pork — and they’re serving up a Mischief Night Pig Dinner this Monday, October 30th. Chef-owners Lee…

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HipCityVeg Closing Rittenhouse Location for Renovations

If you break out in hives at just the idea of surviving a workweek without at least one of HipCityVeg’s Curry Tofu Wraps to comfort you (so. Freakin’. Delicious.), you’ll want to pay attention and adjust your lunch schedule accordingly: The vegan fast-food spot’s Rittenhouse location, the OG outpost, will be closing temporarily for renovations starting October 30th.…

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Louie-Louie, a Celebration of European Cafe Culture, Is Coming to Penn’s Campus

The Hilton Inn at Penn is getting a new restaurant. Louie-Louie, whose menu will include classic cafe and bistro fare found across France, Spain, Italy, and North America, will take the place of the erstwhile Penne at 3611 Walnut Street. The new concept is the latest from Fearless Restaurants, owned by Marty and Sydney Grims.…

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Greek Invasion: Philly’s Gyro Boom

It just got way easier to get Greek food in Philly. Of course, longtime spots like Olympia Gyro in Reading Terminal Market, Greek Lady on Penn’s campus, and South Street Souvlaki, not to mention food carts, have satisfied our appetites for meat sliced off a spit for years. Even Hawthornes has an excellent Cretan take on the dish…

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The Oysters at Pinefish Might Be Raw, But They’re Actually Baked

There are people out there who love oysters and there are people out there who hate oysters. For a bivalve, they’re very divisive. Everyone has an opinion and not many people fall in the middle of the spectrum. Peter Dissin? He loves oysters. And at his seafood restaurant, Pinefish, he’s showing his love with a brand…

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Your Shake Shack Order Is About to Get Even More Delicious

While there are a ton of amazing burgers being served all over the city, we’ve got to admit that fast-casual chain Shake Shack is great at what they do. And part of that winning formula is keeping things simple. But that doesn’t mean they can’t mix it up every once in a while. Like going…

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A Taste of Campania in South Philly

Le Virtu is already one of Philly’s most rigorously authentic Italian restaurants. The Abruzze recipes, the imported ingredients, the yearly trips with the chefs and kitchen crew. If there was one place that was working to bring a little piece of Italy into the heart of Philly’s food scene, it’s Le Virtu. But now, they’re…

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WATCH: ESPN Can’t Make a Cheesesteak to Save Its Life

A Monday Night rivalry game in Philly deserves a good Philly cheesesteak. pic.twitter.com/PdugHRdWKc — ESPN (@espn) October 21, 2017 Add ESPN to the long, long list of media organizations that just cannot get the cheesesteak — arguably, the world’s simplest sandwich — right.  In anticipation of tonight’s Monday Night Football game against our division rivals down I-95, ESPN…

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Jalapeño Bacon Carbonara | The Blue Duck

Mezcal, Pineapple, Coconut, Citrus, and Spice | The Franklin Bar

NY Strip Steak, Smoked Potato and Charred Onions | Friday Saturday Sunday

The Eighth Annual East Passyunk Witch Craft Beer Crawl

Mark your calendars for a spooktacular event on Wednesday, October 25th from 5:30 to 9:30 pm! The Eighth Annual East Passyunk Witch Craft Beer Crawl event will feature seasonal $4 craft beers and food specials at 17 different bars and restaurants.

With tickets at a price of only $6.66 and $4 beer specials, you are sure to have a wicked evening! Craft beers from Troegs Brewing Company and Victory Brewing Company will be available at every venue.

Witch hats, as well as a Witch Craft stamp card will be given to all ticket holders. With five or more stamps, you will be entered to win a $325 gift certificate package as well as runner up prizes. Stamp Cards must be returned to Adobe Café (1919 E Passyunk Avenue) by 9:30 p.m. Each stamp over five is another chance to win, with a maximum of two stamps per location. Collect stamps by purchasing $4 craft beers or any other food and beverage items. You do not need to be present to win the grand prize.

The participating bars and restaurants are Adobe, Bottle Shop, Cantina los Caballitos, Garage, ITV, Lucky 13, Manatawny Still Works, Noir, Plenty, Pistolas Del Sur, POPE, Ray’s Happy Birthday Bar, South Philly Bar and Grill, Stateside, and Stogies Joe.

Registration will be at Garage, South Philly. You can purchase your tickets HERE. For more information on this event, CLICK HERE.

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Michael Solomonov: The Culinary Emissary

Michael Solomonov was in his chef’s apron, dusty with bread flour. Zahav was still brand-new, in 2008, and he was rolling out disks for laffa, the chewy, rumpled cousin of pita. This was my first sight of him in his new digs in Society Hill, before it all — before the documentary searching for the…

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Ron Barchet and Bill Covaleski: Brewmeisters, Biz Whizzes

At this point, ordering a Victory Prima Pils might be just as “Philly” as ordering a Yuengling lager — a stunning expression of the influence of the once-upstart Downingtown brewery. Over two-plus decades, Victory Brewing Company co-founders Ron Barchet and Bill Covaleski have grown their footprint, thanks in part to a savvy, forward-looking partnership with…

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Chili Skillet | Green Eggs Cafe

Courvoisier, fernet branca, lemon | Ranstead Room

Where to Eat This Weekend: All Around the World

No one can agree on anything around here. When I asked everyone where they were eating this weekend, the responses I got back bounced around the globe like Phileas Fogg. Falafel and carrot salad, Taco Angeleno (again, because it may or may not be closing up shop for the season), American diner food in Wash…

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Philly Craft Spirits Week Is Back

So you already know about Whiskey Fest, Philly Mag’s whiskey and fine spirits festival that’s happening at Lincoln Financial Field on October 26th. It’s a huge party, with something like 300 different spirits available for sampling, a dozen-some restaurants serving snacks, and almost every local distiller in the Philadelphia region getting together in one place to…

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Chickadee Tea | Maison 208

The Great Harrisburg Craft Beer and Restaurant Stroll

After a smashing success in Old City and West Chester, Philly2night’s Craft Beer and Restaurant Stroll is coming to Harrisburg on Saturday, November 4th!

Included with your ticket is:

• Your own keepsake custom craft beer crawl mug
• A custom “crawl map” complete all locations and boxes as you taste each brew
• Two craft beer samplings at each location
• Discounted $3 craft beer specials in your mug
• Discounted light-food specials at each location

Stroll around to sample some of the best local brews and bites in town with your buds at these 6 participating locations:

Federal Taphouse

This location will be the registration point. They will feature a special pour with Highway Manor Brewing.
234 N 2nd Street
Downtown Harrisburg, PA 17101

Bacco

20 North Second Street
Harrisburg, PA 17111

Capitol Gastropub

310 N 2nd St
Harrisburg, PA 17101

Pints Bar & Grill

25 S 4th St
Harrisburg, PA 17101

Bridges Social Club

321 N 2nd Street
Harrisburg, PA 17101

MoMo’s BBQ & Grill

307 Market Street
Harrisburg, PA 17101

The event will take place from 12:00 pm to 6:00 pm. We encourage you to purchase tickets in advance, as prices will be going up as the event nears. Tickets may sell out, as we limit the number of attendants for a more intimate setting.

Purchase your tickets HERE.

Curious about the event? Here are some photos from our previous Craft Beer and Restaurant Strolls:

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Mushroom Toast | Kensington Quarters

Gran Caffe l’Aquila Will Teach You All About Roman Jewish Cuisine

Gran Caffe l’Aquila, the Rittenhouse gelateria, espresso bar, restaurant, is all about Italy. You can even take Italian cooking and language classes there. And next week, they’re celebrating a sometimes-overlooked community that had an immeasurable impact on Italian food through centuries of oppression with a weeklong celebration of Roman Jewish cuisine. From October 23rd to October…

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SouthGate Has a New Chef and a New Menu

Korean gastropub SouthGate has gone through a few changes recently. Chef Matt Delatour has taken over for David Feola in the kitchen — and he’s updated the menu to make it his own. While Delatour is keeping customer favorites like Korean fried chicken wings, a bulgogi burger, bibimbap, and chicken katsu on the menu, he’s…

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It’s a Solomonov Takeover at the Center City Whole Foods

Earlier this week, word got out that Cheu Noodle Bar and Wiz Kid were bowing out of their Whole Foods food stall arrangement otherwise known as “Restaurant Row.” That their last day would be this Sunday, October 22nd, that CookNSolo’s hummusiya Dizengoff (and Severino Pasta) would remain, and that two replacement concepts were already en route. Today, Whole Foods announced its new tenants:…

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Louis The Child is Bringing the Fire to the Fillmore

Robby Hauldren and Freddy Kennett happened to be attending a Madeon concert together back in 2012. Though the two attended high school together in Chicago, they were not the closest of friends. Both were self-absorbed with producing their own music and never had any thoughts of working together. But something clicked between the two while they were both at this show. Soon enough after, the duo formed and Louis the Child was born.

It was not until 2015, however, that the group really began to pick up traction. Thanks to their hit single “It’s Strange” with incredible vocals from K. Flay. This is when the buzz really began to grow around this young and dynamic duo. Taylor Swift even recognized the track and added it to one of her own public playlists. Other electronic acts were soon realizing that this youthful duo had something special about them. The Chainsmokers as well as Madeon, funny enough, would welcome the two to open up for them on their respective tours. Both being such giants in the genre which Louis the Child was gearing their music towards; fans were quickly able to pick up on the group’s music. Not to mention how relatable they felt to Robby and Freddy just being kids like themselves.

2016, was a massive year for the two. Releasing their biggest singles to date, “Weekend” and “Fire”, had the group being booked by every major festival on the circuit. I remember seeing them for the first time back at Firefly in 2016. They had an extremely early set time but their stage was jammed pack with fans waiting to sing along to their big hits. This is exactly where Louis the Child has prospered. Their unique style of future bass mixed with pop vocals has become a recipe for success. Just look at the radio today. Every single electronic dance song uses the formula in which Louis the Child has successfully found a niche in. Converting a future bass tune into a radio-friendly anthem with lyrics that anyone can feel comfortable singing along to.

Currently the two are embarking on their largest headlining tour to date. The Last To Leave Tour celebrates their latest EP, Love is Alive, as well as tons of unreleased music the duo has in store for their fans. Tickets are still available HERE, but hurry! This show will certainly sell out soon.

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Eat Here Now: Trattoria Carina

According to Ed Hackett, Director of Operations for Pub & Kitchen, The Diving Horse in Avalon and now Carina Trattoria, the problem with Fitler Dining room was that it was too busy. “It became looked upon too much as a special occasion restaurant,” he says when I get him on the phone to talk about…

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Taste Resistance at the PHL Assembled Kitchen This Month

PHL Assembled, the Philadelphia Museum of Art’s sprawling, multi-year project initiated by Dutch artist Jeanne van Heeswijk and led by a team of more than 150 community-based artists, activists, farmers, chefs, and community members, opened as an exhibit in the Perelman Building last month. The exhibit — unprecedented at the PMA for its focus on the…

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Yards Brewery and Taproom Is on Track for a November Opening

Yards Brewing Company has been planning to leave its now-cramped space on Delaware Avenue for a bigger, better facility in Northern Liberties for a while now. And this week, we learned that their new 70,000 square-foot spot at 500 Spring Garden Street, Yards Brewery and Taproom, will open sometime in November — and that James…

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Oyster Ice Cream Is Either the Grossest or Best Thing Ever

We hardly need an excuse to hang out in the beautiful dining room at Oyster House, leisurely devouring those fresh, briny snacks from the sea. But this Saturday, shellfish fans will have the chance to try some extra-special oysters: the master shuckers will be featuring only varieties of locally farmed oysters and clams — six varieties…

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“Feel the Bern-aise” | Barclay Prime

Chili Chip Nachos | Craftsman Row Saloon

Eat This Now: 100-Day Dry-Aged Rib Eye at Kensington Quarters

A couple months ago, someone asked chef Damon Menapace if he’d ever heard of anyone dry-aging a steak for 100 days. And okay, so to a normal person, that might be a weird question. But Menapace is the chef at Kensington Quarters — a restaurant that takes meat very seriously. So Menapace thought about it. He…

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Vietnamese and Cambodian Chefs Are Popping Up at Noord

Two Vietnamese-born women chefs are bringing their Taste of Asia dinner series to Noord with a feast served on banana leaves. Das Good Inc. chef-owners Anh Vongbandith and Savuol Ngo will serve up a family-style spread at the second Taste of Asia event on October 23rd. The chefs will pile the leaf-covered table high with…

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Starr and Olexy: We Only Paid to Make Wage Case Go Away

Yesterday, Foobooz reported that a yearlong U.S. Department of Labor investigation found that Talula’s Garden, Stephen Starr and Aimee Olexy’s farm-to-table eatery, had violated minimum wage, overtime, and record keeping laws after a former employee filed a complaint alleging that he and other staffers had been made to work off the clock. Today, Washington Square Restaurant Partners — the…

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Palizzi Social Club Just Might Be the Hardest Table to Score in America

Palizzi Social Club hasn’t added any new members since landing on Bon Appetit’s Best New Restaurants list. The reason why — presumably — was to keep it honest. Palizzi, since its inception a century ago, was a club strictly for Philadelphians (sure, Italian-expats-only at first, but, over the years, its grown to accept members from all…

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Roasted Shrimp, Chilled Lobster, Avocado, Crisp Skate Sheek, Horseradish, Cocktail Preserves | R2L

Donkey Sauce Is Just Aioli, and Other Things I Learned at Guy Fieri’s Philly Restaurant

Sometimes, celebrity chefs stab kettle cooked potato chips into half of a frozen, store-bought chocolate marbled cheesecake and call it art. Other times, they add six cheeses to macaroni. Last Friday, among other things, I learned that six cheeses is far too many cheeses for macaroni. Me and three of my friends willingly chose to take the…

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Talula’s Garden Must Pay Nearly $400K for Labor Violations

It’s one of the dark secrets of the restaurant industry that cooks and other staffers are often made to do prep work — the peeling, chopping, and other tasks in the kitchen and dining room that must be done for a successful night’s service — off the clock, hours before their paid shift officially starts.…

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Noord’s Joncarl Lachman Joins M Restaurant

Joncarl Lachman, chef-owner of Noord in East Passyunk and co-owner of Pennsport’s The Dutch, is adding to his already prodigious work schedule. He’ll assume responsibilities at M Restaurant in Washington Square West, which is located in the historic 18th-century Morris House Hotel. Lachman met M owner Gene LeFevre a few years ago and the two…

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Middle Child Brings a Fresh Take on Daytime Eats to Wash West

Washington Square West is about to get a quirky new spot for breakfast and lunch. Middle Child, Matthew Cahn’s streamlined diner-deli hybrid, is set to open at 248 South 11th Street. Cahn, whose background includes work in advertising before he turned to foodservice, with stints at spots like Superiority Burger and specialty retailer Court Streety…

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Win a Trip to Brewery De Brabandere in Belgium | Philly Loves Beer Annual Fundraiser

Philly Loves Beer wants YOU to go to Belgium – on THEM! You’re not going crazy, you read that right.

Here’s your chance to fly across the pond with one of your favorite local breweries to brew the exclusive 2018 Philly Beer Week beer!

Each year, Philly Loves Beer gears up for Philly Beer Week by selecting one lucky winner to hop across the pond and brew the official Philly Beer Week beer with their favorite local brewery. This year’s beer we will be brewed in collaboration with Brewery De Brabandere in Belgium!

This annual fundraiser allows Philly Loves Beer to continue its work promoting beer tourism, education, and local brewery support, while maintaining Philadelphia’s high profile status as “America’s Best Beer Drinking City”.

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Grilled Spanish Octopus | Aqimero

South Philly Meatball Contest Ends in Vegan Meatball Controversy

In most places around the country, a fun, community-based meatball contest would be the source for a few laughs, some neighborly connection, and maybe some light-hearted smack talk. But in Philadelphia — South Philadelphia, specifically — things just can’t be that easy. South Philly restaurant Taproom on 19th hosted its 4th Annual Meatballs & Gravy…

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Neapolitan Dynamite | Stone Brewing

Tuna Tartar Tartin | Tredici Enoteca

Cheu Noodle Bar Pulls Out of Whole Foods

There’s no doubt that the Cheu brand is a winning concept. Shawn Darragh and Ben Puchowitz struck gold when they opened their inauthentic-by-design ramen bar in Washington Square West. In fact, it was the restaurant’s sheer popularity that attracted Whole Foods in the first place when it was still in the planning stages of its now-year-old Rodin Square location. But…

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Win Tickets to See The Pharcyde at Coda

Enter now to win tickets to see a live performance by The Pharcyde as they takes the stage at CODA with special guests with Fatlip, Slim Kid3, K-Natural, DJ Manwell, Khingz, Mic Flont, and Sensi Starr Records on Sunday, October 22nd at 8:00 pm (Doors: 7:00 pm). Please note this event is ages 21 and up. Enter below to win!

About The Pharcyde
The Pharcyde is an American alternative hip hop group, formed in 1989, from South Central Los Angeles. The original four members of the group are Imani (Emandu Wilcox), Slimkid3 (Trevant Hardson), Bootie Brown (Romye Robinson), and Fatlip (Derrick Stewart). The group is perhaps best known for the hit singles “Drop”, “Passin’ Me By” and “Runnin’”.

About CODA
Coda is Philadelphia’s premier live performance venue, nightclub, and event space. Located within the busy Rittenhouse Square neighborhood of downtown Philadelphia, the venue regularly showcases live performances and DJ sets from some of the newest, most talented artists in music, and hosts acts that span many genres — from indie rock to electronic, tribute acts, jam bands, pop, and more.

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Squash Casoncelli, Gorgonzola Ginger Fonduta, Brown Butter, Sage | Vetri Cucina

Tikka Masala Potato Taco | Tattooed Mom

Wray & Nephew | a.bar

Conchiglie, Maryland Crab, Corn, Basil, Chili Flake | Kensington Quarters

Philly2Night’s Guide to Halloween in Philadelphia 2017

Despite the confusingly warm weather as we make our way well into October, autumn has arrived and one of the best day of the year is right behind it — Halloween in Philadelphia is almost here! As one of the best go to sites for the top events in Philadelphia our guide to the best Halloween Parties of 2017 is not to be missed.

Time to get dressed up and go out for a night of tasty drinks, costume contests, live entertainment, creative Halloween décor, and tons of fun – most events sponsored by the classics — Miller Lite and Fireball Whisky! We’re planning a whole week of events and there’s so many amazing party options, you’re bound to have a scary good time!

Wednesday, October 25^th

Witch Craft Beer Crawl in East Passyunk

You’re in for a devilish good time at the Witch Craft Beer Crawl in the East Passyunk neighborhood where 17 bars and restaurants will be participating in a craft beer stroll. Tickets are just $6.66 and include $4 Victory Brewing Company and Troegs Brewing Company craft beers throughout the event at all locations!

Friday, October 27^th

Wicked: 6 Evil Parties Under One Roof

Let your inner evil come out this Halloween at XFINITY Live! at Philly’s hottest and biggest Halloween-night party of the year. Sin your way through multiple amazing party locations under one roof, including 1100 Social, Broad Street Bullies, PBR, NBC Sports Arena, and Victory Beer Hall. Plus multiple outdoor patios and more — all ready for you & your friends to see!

Saturday, October 28^th

Devil’s Crawl Philadelphia

This Halloween, creep through the streets of Philadelphia and TREAT your way into Philadelphia’s top bars throughout Center City, Old City, West and South Philadelphia. This is by far the go-to event this Halloween! Some participating locations include Fox and Hound, Field House, Cavanaugh’s Rittenhouse, Tiki Philly, Ladder 15 and Lucky Strike.

Unmask Your Spirit Halloween Bash at Coda

Unmask your dark side at the ultimate Halloween Bash that will be the premier place to spend your Halloween weekend with friends for the scariest night of the year! This event is FREE to attend before midnight with your RSVP and includes complimentary Bacardi samples. Plus, come dressed to impress – there will be a costume contest with cash and prizes over $1,000!

Manayunk’s Haunted Brewery

If craft beer, a great crowd, and a hauntingly good time is what you are looking for, you are in luck!  Manayunk’s largest party!  Party it up with two floors of entertainment & DJs, a covered outdoor patio, and tons of new friends.  Drink specials, VIP Open Bar, and an amazing costume contest.

10^th Annual Ghosts and Goblins Halloween Party

In its 10th year running this event is Manayunk’s biggest and hottest Halloween party and you do not want to miss out! Come dressed in your greatest costumes and compete for cash and prizes! There will be an open bar and awesome drink specials, plus DJs spining dance music in every room for a howling good time!!

House of Horrors at Sona Pub and Kitchen

Terror and fun await you at this spine-chilling House of Horrors party! It will be an evening of ghostly partygoers in Manayunk with drink specials, costume contests, and DJs for a guaranteed thrilling time!

Redrum at JJ Bootleggers

Ready for a bloody good time?  Come out to this fantastic Halloween party at JJ Bootleggers and enjoy a evening of drink specials including their famous moonshine! Dance the night away or enjoy VIP service that features a light food buffet and and open bar with beer, wine, and premium liquor.

Fright Night at JD McGillicuddy’s

Ready for a spooktacular Halloween night? You can’t beat this fright night in Manayunk as you celebrate this bone-chilling holiday right with drink specials, open bar, costume contest, and live DJ music all night! Bring your friends, there’s safety (and tons more fun) in numbers!

Nightmare on Main Street

If you’re looking for double the fun this Halloween then look no further than a nightmarish good time at The Cactus Bar and The Bayou Bar and Grill in Manayunk. Twice the drink specials, twice the live entertainment, and twice the fun!

12^th Annual Vampires and Vixens Halloween Party

One of the longest running Halloween parties in Philadelphia, a night of Vampires and Vixens is sure to spook the senses. This year, the event will feature DJ Sat One, and guest DJ Ronnie D, drink specials, VIP open bar, bottle service, and much more!

Nightmare on Broad Street Halloween Bash

Enjoy this nightmare extravaganza including a live performance by Split Decision. This event will feature bottle service, plus great drink specials. Don’t’ forget to dress to impress – they’re giving away BIG $$ in cash and prizes for Halloween costumes!

 11th Annual Heaven & Hell Halloween Party

Lucky Strike is a two floor venue that will set the stage to host 700+ people. The 3rd floor party room will resemble Heaven featuring a guest DJ with your favorite body-groovin’ dance hits! On the 2nd floor lounge, welcome to Hell featuring another special guest spinning today’s hottest music. 2 of Philly’s hottest parties under one roof!

Tuesday, October 31^st

Day of the Dead Halloween Night in Philadelphia

Halloween Night at SPiN Philadelphia for Day of the Dead will be a party like you’ve never seen before! SPiN Philadelphia is the premier place to spend your Halloween and the event is FREE to attend with your RSVP and includes two complimentary Modelo Beers upon entry!

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Amped Up Hemingway Daquiri | Abe Fisher

Where to Eat This Weekend: Let’s All Go to Chinatown

It feels like that kind of weekend, doesn’t it? All of us at Foobooz World HQ think so. There’s just something in the air (or something in our appetites) that makes us yearn for slick streets, neon and some roasted duck. So we played a game. We said if we could forget all the places…

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Tacos and Pizza Had a Baby in South Philly — and It’s Delicious

You can order Mexican pizza pretty late at night in South Philly, which is useful since it’s greasy and salty and has a real gift for soaking up a Saturday night. It’s a South Philly delicacy, one that passes up culinary convention for something that hits its neighbors — all of its neighbors — closer to home. Because it’s not a tlayuda, those XL tortillas piled…

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Cozy Up to Fall with Bistrot La Minette’s October Tasting Menu

This time of year, we’re feeling chunky sweaters, hot toddies, and slow-cooked meats. (Yes, despite the fact that fall weather now apparently means 80 degrees and sauna-like.) And just in time for the leaves to fall, Bistrot La Minette’s Burgundy-inspired October prixe fixe dinner is here with the comfort food we crave. Chef-owner Peter Woolsey and…

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Who Has the Best Meatballs in Philadelphia?

Pretty much every Sunday when I was growing up in Norristown, my Italian grandmother would make a big pot of meatballs and gravy. Once we moved away to South Jersey, our meatball-eating decreased to once monthly, but no holiday was ever complete without a deep bowl of meatballs, right next to the turkey or ham.…

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Win Tickets to See Lee Brice at Electric Factory

Lee Brice is coming to Electric Factory on Saturday, October 21st for a live performance and Philly2Night has the hook up! We’re giving away a pair of tickets to one lucky winner! Enter below for a chance to win.

About Lee Brice
Lee Brice is an American country music singer and songwriter, signed to Curb Records. Brice has released three albums for the label: Love Like Crazy, Hard to Love, and I Don’t Dance. Besides his own material, he has co-written singles for Garth Brooks, Adam Gregory, Eli Young Band, and Tim McGraw.

About Electric Factory
Electric Factory, one of the nation’s leading indoor music venues, tops the charts in Philadelphia as the city’s most celebrated location for live music. For over 40 years Electric Factory has been a fan favorite for an array of musical tastes as it hosts the top names in entertainment from all musical genres.

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Salmon Al Natural | Cafe Ynez

Pumpkin Old Fashioned | Bru Philly

This is How Philly Dined in 1997

Pretty much everything you know about American dining has happened in the last 20 years. Unless you lived in California in the late 80’s — unless you were a proto-foodie (with really good connections or really in-the-know friends) in San Francisco or L.A., or some New York grubnik sniffing around the edges of things and…

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Philly Ranks High on List of Best Foodie Cities in America

High-ranking cities are in purple on the map, with low-ranking cities marked in light blue. Mouse over to see city and ranking. Source: WalletHub While I’d personally prefer to hide the light of Philly’s bustling food scene under a bushel (the rent is already too damn high, people — stop telling your New York friends about…

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Philly’s Best Bartender Hates the Term Mixologist Just as Much as We Do

Behind the Line is Foobooz’s interview series with the people who make up Philadelphia’s dynamic bar and restaurant scene. Click here for the full archive. The last time we featured a bartender in Behind the Line, we spoke with Kelly “Waffles” Wolff from legendary Philly dive bar Bob & Barbara’s. This time around, we’ve gone…

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Right Here, Right Now: Walnut Street Cafe Reviewed

Walnut Street Café is supposed to be a Very Big Deal. When it was first announced, people spoke about it like it mattered. Like it would mean something, one way or another. Everyone breathlessly speculated about how it would fit into the neighborhood, our scene. What it would bring with it (beyond, you know, food),…

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10 Fall Pumpkin Foods in Philadelphia

Every year, people feign complaints, “Pumpkin spice is everywhere! It’s taking over,” yet in reality, most of us eat it all up the second the first day of fall hits. It’s time to just embrace your pumpkin-flavored everything obsession. Fall is about so much more than PSL’s, so check out our list of 10 pumpkin flavored items in Philadelphia this season!

1. Pumpple Cake

Flying Monkey Bakery at Reading Terminal
It’s two slices of pie in 2 slices of cake… what more could you ask for?

 

2. Pumpkin Bagel

Chestnut Street Bagels
Get your pumpkin fix in the morning, and you’ll be set for the day ahead of you.

 

3. Pumpkin Fudge

Shane Confectionery
Just a small piece of this rich treat will do the trick.

 

4. Early Fall Crookneck Pumpkin Soup OR the Pumpkin Trio Dessert

Talula’s Garden
Go for the pumpkin appetizer, dessert, or both!

 

5. Pumpkin Spice Mocha

Max Brenner
It’s a Max Brenner dessert beverage… Do we need to say more?

 

6. Pumpkin Gelato

Capagiro
Watch out for pumpkin in their daily flavors!

 

7. ‘Yunkin Pumpkin Ale

Manayunk Brewery
Get tipsy off of a special ale this season!

 

8. Pumpkin Spice Latke

M Restaurant
An inventive take on seasonal pumpkin menu items.

 

9. A Plethora of Pumpkin Flavored Food and Drinks

McGillins Olde Ale House
Check out McGillin’s if you want to see a menu filled with pumpkin flavors.

 

10. Pumpkin and Brown Butter on Toast

Vernick Food and Drink
For a simple, refined take on a seasonal menu item.

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