Sounds of Summer Concert Series: Fireworks to follow: Central Park (425 Wells Road, Doylestown Township).: 7 p.m.

Derek Trucks and Susan Tedeschi at Longwood Gardens, Kennett Square: 8 p.m.

 

Crab Night at K.C.’s Alley (Butler Street, Ambler)

[ ]   Aderbat, the Doylestown band whom we have told you about before, has given the world the gem below recorded outside their lair near D-town last week.

 

 

[ ]   Move over Yardley Yeti, Bucks County is becoming Roswell East. (Courier Times)

 

[ ]  Dept. of Why Did It Take So Long? Deadspin Ed. A.J. Daulerio does his first Eagles-related post at the helm. Turns out some guys are making a documentary about Eagles fans called Green Fan. (Deadspin)

Even more fireworks listings here, here and here; super cool map here.

 

Pass the whiskey and turn up the Americana…

    West Chester’s Hoots and Hellmouth (more on them here) are about as entertaining a live folk act as you will ever see. The band will team with Jenkintown’s New Motels (whom you can read a story on here) and take a road trip up the Northeast Extension of the Pa. Turnpike (that’s I-476) this Thursday, July 3 to play the Fixture music series sponsored by the Weekender of Wilkes-Barre/Scranton.

 

 

 

[ ]  Bucks-based band Circa Survive has heeded the call to assist shuttered Siren Records in Doylestown. It released a b-side single, “The Most Dangerous Commercials,” on Monday. Money given in exchange for the song will be donated to help the record store get back in business.

[ ]   The Phillies, and all other Major League Baseball teams, will wear stars and stripes-themed caps for both the Fourth of July and Sept. 11 weekends this season.

       Part of the proceeds from the sales of the caps will go toward Welcome Back Veterans, an MLB co-op initiative designed to aide vets in adjusting to civilian life after military service.

Southampton Days Fair- Tamanend Park (Second Street Pike, Southampton): Through July 5

 

Hardshell crabs for $1.50, Wings for 20 cents and Bud Light bottles for $1.75 at The Bayou in Manayunk.

 

Right before headlining the second day of the Paul Green School of Rock festival in Philadelphia Saturday, new wave music pioneers Devo sued McDonald’s for the American Idol Happy Meal toy (at right in plastic, not flesh) New Wave Nigel, which does admittedly give off echoes of Devo. (Pitchfork)

[ ]   The (division champion!) Philadelphia Soul of the Arena Football League is offering the entire borough of Morrisville (Bucks County) tickets to the team’s home playoff game against the New York Dragons this Saturday, July 5 (7 p.m.). They’ll hand out tickets Tuesday (July 1) in Williamson Park. (CNBC)