LP at Stateside Live! in Philadelphia
LP is an American singer-songwriter known for a distinctive, powerful voice and an expressive style that blends pop, rock, and alternative influences. The artist has written songs for other performers as well as releasing acclaimed solo material, including the albums Forever for Now and Lost on You. LP's best-known songs include “Lost on You,” “Into the Wild,” and “Recovery.”
LP was listed on the lineup for Radio 104.5 Winter Jam at Stateside Live! on January 15, 2017, alongside Grouplove, Phantogram, Capital Cities, and Judah & The Lion. The event record identifies this Philadelphia concert as the performer's past appearance at the venue; it does not establish a recurring schedule or provide further details about LP's earlier visits to the city.
Philadelphia's Winter Jam lineup brought together several pop and rock acts for one concert event. Fans looking for Philadelphia Concerts and Pop / rock listings can find event information on ticketschester.com.
Venue and Seating Information
Stateside Live! is the venue named for LP's 2017 Winter Jam appearance. Specific seating arrangements, section names, and verified fan reviews were not provided, so no particular section can be reliably described as the best or worst. Check the event's seating map and ticket details when available to confirm whether the performance is general admission or assigned seating.
Parking Information
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LP - Laura Pergolizzi Chester reviews
Ray LaMontange--Madison, WI, 7/6/18
Breese Stevens Field was excellent. The front half was for those who wanted to stand. Back half of the field was set up for people to spread out blankets to sit and relax. Two large screens allowed for video viewing. Easy to get to a beer stand and to a port-a-pottie. Sound system was adequate with nice sound the further from the stage one got, though the goofy '80s-style effects the video people used were annoying.
The concert, however, sucked. I left after seven songs. LP - Laura Pergolizzi's voice was drowned out by the crowd. Admittedly it's better to see her in a more intimate place versus a high school football field. I saw five concerts that week. I stood in the front half but was surrounded by people who'd rather talk than see a show. This was easily the worst. To have a crowd that cared more about their workplace projects or their narcissistic social media posts is just sad.