Hometown show by Philadelphia rock and soul band Low Cut Connie, led by Adam Weiner, at Union Transfer.
Low Cut Connie play Union Transfer on Friday, November 20, starting at 8 PM. It's a hometown return for the Philadelphia rock and soul band, led by frontman Adam Weiner, who builds their sound around his piano-driven style. That piano is the center of everything they do, and it's where the rock and roll, garage rock, and soul all meet.
They've put out a few records that have caught people's attention, Dirty Pictures (Part 1) and Private Lives among them. If you want a sense of what they're about, look up "Booze and Comfort"—it's a good example of the gritty, piano-pounding energy that's become their trademark. That same spirit runs through Livin in the USA, their protest album.
Union Transfer is a converted railway station in the heart of the city, known for its intimate atmosphere, good acoustics, and clear sightlines from most of the room. It's a cashless venue, so you'll need a card for drinks and merch, and they only allow small bags under 12" x 12".
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Low Cut Connie takes the stage at 8 PM on Friday, November 20, at Union Transfer, 1026 Spring Garden St.
