Writing about how the president sucks is a tradition as old as the union itself.

About a week after Low Cut Connie threw a killer free show in the heart of South Philly, where the band played its first gigs, Adam Weiner and company made their national TV debut. The beloved Philly ...

I knew I’d get backlash for speaking out against Trump’s takeover. But I did it anyway.

The hit is off the band's latest album, 'Livin in the USA,' which combines protest songs with tracks about finding joy.

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Adam Weiner of the group Low Cut Connie tells NPR's Scott Simon about the new album, "Livin in the USA."

'Can't Be Wrong' is the latest song from the Philly band's upcoming protest album, 'Livin' in the USA.' They're playing Union Transfer in late fall.

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'Settle Down,' which was released Wednesday, is the Philly band's latest critique of the Trump administration.

Singer-songwriter Adam Weiner talks protest songs, fear, and American identity ahead of nationwide “No Kings” protests.

"It's crazy to just say nothing," frontman Adam Weiner says on fostering community through defiance of Trump.

Low Cut Connie · Livin in the USA · Song · 2025

The first new music by Cherry Hill-raised, South Philly-based singer Adam Weiner since canceling a Kennedy Center performance, features a string arrangement by Larry Gold.