Philly emo revivalists Algernon Cadwallader announced plans to reissue their debut album, Some Kind of Cadwallader, in honor of its 10th anniversary, along with 2011's Parrot Flies and a new self-titled compilation, which includes the group's EPs, b-sides, and covers. You'll also find previously unreleased versions of "Serial Killer Status" and "Katie's Conscious" that were originally meant for a seven-inch. The reissues and compilation will be out on December 14 via Lauren Records/Asian Man. There is still no word of future tour plans, but you can find former AC members performing on stage with Hop Along and Yankee Bluff.

Tonight in the basement of the First Unitarian Church there will be a good old-fashion rock show hosted by local indie noodlers Algernon Cadwallader. They’ve been on tour all August with NY buds Joyce Manor, so this homecoming show will probably be that much sweatier/louder. The last time Algernon played the Church they were in support of Hop Along’s record release show, but the band is still riding on their excellent Parrot Flies LP. Their jubilant, skittering punk rock has been gaining speed of late, so it is nice to see these mainstays get some more attention. Scranton, PA pop-punkers Tigers Jaw and Philly somewhat weird indie but still punk group Kite Party are opening the show, which is SOLD OUT, so sucks for you slackers.  First Unitarian Church, 2125 Chestnut St., 7pm, $10 (SOLD OUT), All Ages - Adam G.