There’s a big summer brewing for Post Post alums Little Big League, who recently announced that they will be part of the Tiny Engines (Restorations, Tigers Jaw, Dikembe) lineage and that the indie label will be releasing their debut LP These Are Good People, which was produced by Craig Hendrix. And if the single My Very Own You is any indication, things should be heating up for the local four-piece. Tonight’s show at Johnny Brenda’s will be a great time to catch the band and preview some new tunes, especially since they’ll be opening for shred queen (and rock 'n' roll crush to many) Marnie Stern. Johnny Brenda’s, 1201 N. Frankford St., 9pm, $12, 21+ - Bill McThrill 

Little Big League premiered a new song called "My Very Own You" via AbsolutePunk.net. It was also just announced that the band has signed to Tiny Engines, and will be releasing their first LP These Are Good People this summer. 

Little Big League, the latest project from Post Post’s Michelle Zauner with support from Kevin O’Halloran (Post Post) on guitar, Deven Craige (Golden Ages, Strand of Oaks) on bass, and Ian Dykstra (Titus Andronicus) on drums, won some free studio time last year in our contest giveaway with Fancy Time Studio’s Kyle “Slick” Johnson. Tonight at Kung Fu Necktie will be your first opportunity to purchase their debut self-titled 7”. You can take a listen to the recently released B-side from their album below called “St. Johns.” Little Big League will be opening this evening for Portland, OR’s Kind of Like Spitting and Folklore, the local mini-orchestra led by Athens transplant and music vet Jimmy Hughes. Kung Fu Necktie, 1250 N. Front St., $10, 8pm, 21+ - H.M. Kauffman

You may have caught wind of tonight’s highly-discussed show at PhilaMOCA with Slutever, Little Big League, and Eternal Summers. Well, it’s finally upon us, and the earth didn’t swallow up Philly’s indie music scene so you can join the rest of the survivors this evening to celebrate. Little Big League will be releasing their self-titled debut soon. We already heard it’s a-side “Tokyo Drift,” and the b-side called "St. Johns" will be available digitally on April 18. You’ll be able to purchase a physical copy on Sunday, April 29 at Kung Fu Necktie when Little Big League opens for Kind of Like Spitting. We should also be expecting new material from Slutever who have been in the studio working with producer Kyle “Slick” Johnson. Both acts will be playing host to Roanoke, VA once duo turned trio Eternal Summers. It’s going to be a good time tonight! PhilaMOCA, 531 N. 12th St., 9pm, $7 - $10 donation, All Ages - H.M. Kauffman