Daily News | Big Thief, the Hold Steady, Sunny War (and more) head to Philly this week
in 2016, the Brooklyn based indie band Big Thief have been a productive force, always stretching themselves over the course of five albums as a group, and four more solo efforts by front woman Adrianne Lenker. The quartet stretched out most satisfyingly on last year’s double albumwhich dug deep into the band’s folk roots. $36, 8:30 p.m., 2/4, Franklin Music Hall, 421 N.
com/philadelphiaThis all ages bill of at least eight hard core punk acts is a benefit to help pay the medical bills of Matt Summers of the band Shark Attack, who suffered a brain injury in a bike accident in November. In Summers’ absence, Dave Ackerman of Tear It Up will be on lead vocals for Shark Attack. Other bands on the bill include Cold World, Floorpunch, Restraining Order, Raw Brigade, Chemical Fix, and Violent Mind. It’s an early show. 5 p.m.
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