Philly music highlights: Disco Biscuits, The Who, Jessie Murph, and Lady B. perform at the Dell this week.

This week in Philadelphia’s vibrant music scene features a range of events, showcasing local talent, iconic acts, and emerging stars. The Disco Biscuits, a celebrated jamtronic quartet, will host a nearly week-long celebration at Ardmore Music Hall. With roots traced back to the University of Pennsylvania in 1995, the band initially planned four performances at the venue, a spot they last graced for a livestream-only concert during the pandemic in 2021. Due to overwhelming demand, the number of shows has been expanded to six, a testament to the band’s enduring popularity. Their series of performances in support of their album Revolution Motion begins on Tuesday and runs through Saturday.

On the same evening, Milkboy Philly will host a rock en español night featuring two acts from Mexico City: Girl Ultra, the alias of vocalist Mariana de Miguel, and the psych-rock band Petite Amie. Additionally, WXPN-FM will present a free Homegrown Live show at the Lounge at World Cafe Live on Wednesday, featuring the seasoned rapper Reef the Lost Cauze and singer-songwriter Ben Arnold, who is set to release his new album, XI, on September 26.

The week will also shine a spotlight on gospel music as Tye Tribbett headlines the Dell Music Center on Thursday, accompanied by guest vocalist Kierra Sheard-Kelley. Notably recognized with ten Grammy nominations and three wins, Tribbett is a prominent figure in gospel music.

Not limited to gospel, the week also includes the lively ska band Catbite, performing a free show on Thursday at the Lawn at uCity Square in West Philadelphia. Concurrently, Victor-Vieira Branco will bring his jazz trio Bark Culture to Solar Myth.

Concluding the week, music enthusiasts can look forward to the iconic British rock band The Who, who will perform at the Xfinity Mobile Arena in South Philadelphia as part of their North American farewell tour. Following this show, the band is scheduled to make an appearance at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City on Saturday.

Also, anticipated is the Making Waves event occurring on Saturday in Atlantic City, organized by DJ David Pianka, which promises a fusion of DJs and electronic music on the beach.

Emerging artist Jessie Murph, known for her unique blend of R&B and hip-hop influences, will be performing at The Met on Saturday, further highlighting Philadelphia’s diverse musical offerings. The week’s events reflect the city’s rich musical heritage, blending genres, generations, and styles into a captivating experience for both locals and visitors alike.

For further details and event listings, the local music scene continues to shine, with offerings including Keiko Matsui’s performance as part of the Downstage at the Mann series and the legendary Mavis Staples, who will take the stage at Ocean City Music Pier. As Philadelphia celebrates its musical legacy, the week ahead promises an exciting array of live performances.