The Looms
Ortlieb's
847 N 3rd St
Philadelphia, PA 19123
Apr 1, 2024
7:00 PM EDT
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Ian
June 2nd 2023
AMAZING!!! The venue was awesome and the sound was wonderful. The Bridge City Sinners, Local News Legends, Crazy and the Brains and The Looms all put on an amazing show. All the bands were very personable and very willing to have a conversation and just hang out in the crowd. Thank you to Underground Arts and all the bands. Thank you to the lead singer for getting everyone to autograph me and my wife's cd and also thank you for taking a picture with us. Catch you Looms the next time keep the music coming.
Philadelphia, PA@Underground Arts
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The Looms Biography
The Looms are an anarchist folk punk band from South Jersey (Occupied Lenape land). They were formed in 2017 from a collective interest in making music that could promote positive social change. They are known for their energetic live shows and friendly communitarian attitude. Over the years they have played alongside many popular acts in the folk punk world, many of which they are happy to call their friends.
The Looms are a rambunctious crew that looks to bring a great time wherever they go. Inspired by punk, folk, ska, old union songs, and a bit of prog and pop, their lyrics range from calls to revolution, comradery, solidarity, and having too many holes in your socks. Comprised of a philosopher, a film connoisseur, and the Twin Loom nurses, they're always down for a conversation—to hear your story, or share one of their own!
Read MoreThe Looms are a rambunctious crew that looks to bring a great time wherever they go. Inspired by punk, folk, ska, old union songs, and a bit of prog and pop, their lyrics range from calls to revolution, comradery, solidarity, and having too many holes in your socks. Comprised of a philosopher, a film connoisseur, and the Twin Loom nurses, they're always down for a conversation—to hear your story, or share one of their own!
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