It was an all-Philly affair on the Skate Park Stage in the early afternoon, with bouncy pop song of Cruisr (recently signed to Vagrant records) giving way to Nothing, Dominic Palermos dream-pop project, which debuted on Upper Darby metal label Relapse Records this year with Guilty of Everything. <\/p>\n
Were backkkkk! Its day two at Made in America, and things promise to be hotter, sweatier, and generally more awesome. <\/p>\n
\"We've been waiting all summer for this, Made In America,\" Kenny Vasoli of the Philadelphia \"nu-hula\" smooth-grooves band Vacationer said as he got ready to kick off the action on the Liberty stage on Sunday. <\/p>\n
Sunday began smartly with Brooklyn indie rockers MisterWives. They played an exotic brand of rock with subtle hints of Romany and Japanois. <\/p>\n
Back in 2012, the biggest electronic dance music (EDM) act at this weekend's Budweiser Made in America festival on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway - he plays on Sunday, just before closing act Kings of Leon - pulled in $22 million. That put him atop Forbes magazine's inaugural list of Electronic Cash Kings, which ranks the highest-paid DJs in the world. <\/p>\n
Under near-perfect skies, tens of thousands of music-lovers flocked to the Benjamin Franklin Parkway on Saturday for the first of two days of concerts at the Budweiser Made in America festival. <\/p>\n
As it turns out, making it in Philly doesn't mean that you can make it anywhere. Or, at least that's what the critics of Los Angeles' Made in America festival are saying. <\/p>\n
NEW YORK (AP) - A brotherly reunion is coming to the City of Brotherly Love: Family band Kings of Leon will play its first show Sunday in Philadelphia since drummer Nathan Followill injured his ribs. <\/p>\n
The Budweiser Made In America festival, Philadelphia's third annual oversized musical block party, started Saturday with a mix of rock, hip-hop, and electronic dance music (EDM), comfortably cool temperatures, and two words of far greater importance than all others: Kanye West. <\/p>\n
Philly-born producer and DJ Baauer, born Harry Baauer Rodrigues, who is perhaps most known for his 2012 hit \"Harlem Shake.\" <\/p>\n
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