Daily News | SZA, Elvis Costello and GloRilla all have concerts in Philly this week
bookending this Saturday night in Atlantic City. For this run, Texas guitar great Charlie Sexton is an Imposter., a 1996 collaborative album with Burt Bacharach, comes out next week. So expect a tribute to the late songwriter, who died Feb. 8. $39-$129, 8 p.m.
, 2/25, Ovation Hall at Ocean Casino Resort, 500 Boardwalk, Atlantic City,It’s been 20 years since Philadelphia rapper Leslie Pridgen — a.k.a. Freeway — made a dramatic entrance withhis debut album which included the classic single “What We Do,” featuring Beanie Sigel and Jay-Z.
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