Presale is SOLD OUT! Tickets will go on sale to the public on Tuesday, September 23rd @ 10:00 AM Philly Music Fest Presents 2 Nights of Dr. Dog at Ardmore Music HallMonday, October 13 & Tuesday, October 14, 2025 Doors: 7:00 PM | Show: 8:00 PM Please Note: 21+ Unless with a Parent or Legal Guardian Tickets are non-transferable and only original TIXR barcodes in-app or digital wallet will be permitted Strict limit of 2 total tickets per customer About Philly Music Fest Website | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | YouTube 7 Nights - 22 Bands - 1 City Philly Music Fest is a Non-Profit Music Festival Benefitting Philly Musicians & Music Education for Kids. Click Here for the Full PMF Lineup Our Genre is Philly. Each year we gather and celebrate a beautiful and talented music scene, but Philly Music Fest is a bit different than typical music festivals. By structuring Philly Music Fest as a non-profit and organizing the festival ourselves, we eliminate the need to pay producers and promoters. The result is that we pay our musicians well, host our shows only at independently-owned venues and then donate profits to local music programs educating the next great generation of Philly musicians. You can help. When you buy a ticket to a PMF show, your money goes directly to the musicians and venues, then PMF donates profits to music education programs. In addition to buying tickets, we welcome donations of any amount - big or small. Together we can support Philly’s music community, present and future. Donate To Support Music Education Programs Inside Hustle - 10/18/25 @ Rec Philly Support Philly Music Fest About The Venue Food, Concessions + Drink Menus | Venue FAQ | Contact Info Join Ardmore Music Club | Private Events | AMH Merch About Dr. Dog Website | Facebook | Instagram | Spotify | YouTube | Apple Music “I feel like I’m in a totally new band right now,” says Dr. Dog guitarist/singer Scott McMicken. It’s a bold declaration considering he’s been co-fronting the beloved indie outfit for a decade-and-a-half, but it cuts straight to the heart of the intense and transformative experience behind the group’s brilliant new album, ‘Critical Equation.’ Produced by Gus Seyffert (Beck, Michael Kiwanuka) ‘ Critical Equation’ is the most infectious and adventurous collection Dr. Dog has laid to tape yet, the record was born from a journey of doubt and discovery, a heavy, sometimes painful reckoning that ultimately brought the band closer together with more strength and clarity than ever before. The band has achieved remarkable success—multiple Top 50 albums; television performances on Letterman, Fallon, Conan, and more; critical acclaim everywhere from the NY Times to Rolling Stone; massive festival appearances around the world; major tours with the likes of The Black Keys, Wilco and The Lumineers; countless sold-out headline shows. They recorded ‘Critical Equation’ in LA with producer/engineer Gus Seyffert (Beck, Michael Kiwanuka) to 16-track analog tape, the album features Dr. Dog’s signature blend of quirky 60’s pop and fuzzy 70’s rock with Seyffert’s willingness to tear their songs wide open. With ‘Critical Equation,’ Dr. Dog got exactly what they wanted and more: to make music that they loved with their friends and to have fun doing it.