Celebrate Brooklyn: Wild Flag, Mission of Burma and Ted Leo
by Jonathan Rosado Despite the muggy weather Friday night, there was a long line that meandered from the Prospect Park bandshell, where Celebrate Brooklyn hosted an exhibition of punk rock
Infantree at The Bowery Electric
by Joshua Kraus Cool, confident, and unwavering in the face of a career-defining tour with Neil Young and Crazy Horse this fall, Infantree seems to be ascending their career ladder two
Caramoor Jazz Festival: Béla Fleck and the Marcus Roberts Trio
"I want to thank Marcus for letting me live out my jazz fantasies." – Béla Fleck The banjo might not be the first instrument that comes to mind when one
Tuba Skinny Bring Some Southern Brilliance to Brooklyn
by Freya Wilcox While it's rare to find a band that both blows you away not only with their musical prowess and presence, but also with their sheer ability
Chamber Orchestra of Europe Presents All-Beethoven Program
by Michael Cirigliano II For their first of two concerts as part of this year’s Mostly Mozart Festival, the Chamber Orchestra of Europe presented an all-Beethoven program Thursday night at
Wild Flag, Mission of Burma, Ted Leo Play Celebrate Brooklyn Tonight
It's a rare event these days to find a bill with an opener worth showing up early for; it's rarer still to have two quality openers. For free? Fugghedaboutit. But,
Mostly Mozart: Nelson Freire and Lawrence Brownlee
by Angela Sutton Lincoln Center opened its Mostly Mozart Festival on Tuesday night with a program drawn entirely from Mozart's mature years in Vienna. Conductor Louis Langrée, in his tenth year
Newport and Caramoor Jazz Festivals This Weekend
Once again this year, the first weekend of August brings the return of two major out-of-town jazz festivals. On Saturday night, I'l be back at the Caramoor Jazz Festival in