
Walking Tours of
PHILLY’S MUSIC HISTORY
For Music Lovers, Curious Geezers, and the Chronically Nostalgic
Modern life's a blur. Hit pause and let Philly’s one-of-a-kind music history and architectural beauty take you away.
Whether you're an art & culture junkie or just looking to ditch the noise, our tours offer a refreshing escape from the ordinary—no algorithms, no tourist traps, just the real Philly served up by passionate locals who know their stuff and maybe like to throw a party or two.
Come stroll, listen, and nerd out. We put a lot into these tours and can’t wait to share—you in?
Our Tours
The Beat Goes On: Rittenhouse/City Hall Tour
From the beginnings of the The Philadelphia Orchestra to the soulful legacy of the 'Philly Sound' and beyond, this tour highlights the city’s evolution into a vibrant epicenter of musical innovation and cultural movements that continue to inspire generations.
$35 | 10:30am, 4pm | 90 minutes
7pm special “Philly After Dark” edition available Friday & Saturday nights
Activity Level: Moderate (see here), 1.7 miles

Forgotten Tracks:
Queen Village/Graduate Hospital Tour
From the pioneering development of the Victor Talking Machine Company (which later became RCA Victor) to South Street’s transformation into a thriving countercultural hub through community-driven efforts, this tour uncovers Philadelphia’s deep ties to musical exploration and cultural evolution.
$35 | 1pm, 9pm | 90 minutes
Activity Level: Moderate (see here), 1.9 miles

Lost in the Groove:
Society Hill/Washington Square Tour
From exploring the cultural and political significance of the Chestnut Street Theater (built in 1794) to discovering the hidden influence of iconic spaces such as Earle Theater, East Side Club, and beyond, this tour explores Philadelphia's rich theatrical and musical heritage, highlighting the venues that shaped the city’s entertainment landscape from the early 19th century to present.
$35 | 6pm | 90 min.
Activity Level: Moderate (see here), 1.8 miles