Consequence of Sound — Plus, a long stretch of 2020 Northern American tour dates. The Districts announce new album You Know I’m Not Going Anywhere, share “Hey Jo”: Stream Robin Bacior more info

We All Want Someone To Shout For — All photos by Dave Scholten Twin Peaks and The Districts were the touring partners that we didn’t know we needed to see together but oh man, does it make sense. Both are two of the brightest young rock bands we have at the moment and both are known... more info

We All Want Someone To Shout For — The Districts may be from Philadelphia, but the young rock group can always count on New York City to treat them as one of their own. Their shows here always bring the best out of the notoriously tough New York audience, bringing a collection of youn... more info

DrownedInSound — The Districts' Rob Grote gives DiS a track by track guide to their recently released third record more info

KEXP Seattle — Philly-based band The Districts return with their third LP, what KEXP Music Director Don Yates calls, “their strongest set to date, with a fuller, more dynamic and densely textured sound combining thick, swirling guitars, muscular rhythms and often... more info

Consequence of Sound — Including shows with The Districts, Gary Clark Jr., Margo Price, and more. more info

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Aquarium Drunkard — The post-Vile/War on Drugs Philly renaissance has only grown stronger with the addition of four-piece The Districts. “Ordinary Day” is the group’s first track since their 2015 release, A Flourish and a Spoil. The band sounds ... more info

Consequence of Sound — Philadelphia indie rockers offer a preview of their upcoming album, due out later this year. more info

We All Want Someone To Shout For — Young Philadelphia rockers The Districts may have released their debut album A Flourish and a Spoil (via Fat Possum) in 2015, but they still got plenty of surprises left in store for us. They’re already hard at work on the follow-up to their debut ... more info