Author name: Peter Matthews

Feast of Music covers live music in NYC, and occasionally other places. Launched in 2007, it aspires to give equal voice to all kinds of music: everything from an indie show in a Williamsburg dive, to an orchestra concert in Carnegie Hall. As Duke Ellington once said: "There are only two kinds of music: good music...and the other kind."

I Got My MBA(A)

I received an email this morning, inviting me to join the new Music Bloggers Association of America (MBAA), founded by Rashon A. Massey (TheRFW.com), Todd Walton (TheHipHopDemocrat.com) and Brandon Dorsky (SuperGoodMusic.com). Their

The Feelies @ Celebrate Brooklyn

NJ garage heroes The Feelies playing Celebrate Brooklyn Saturday night, on a bill that also featured indie faves Times New Viking and Real Estate. More pics online. 

Amy Winehouse (1983-2011)

(Amy Winehouse, performing via satellite during the 2008 Grammys.) Sad news from London today that Amy Winehouse – the oft-troubled R&B and soul singer – has been found dead in

Brooklyn Afrobeat

Seun Kuti (son of Fela) and Egypt 80, Celebrate Brooklyn, 7/22/11. More pics here.

Jazz Summer School

It would seem to make sense that NYU, which is surrounded by dozens of Village clubs, would have a kick-ass jazz program. This summer, the NYU Jazz Program is hosting

Revel(a)tion

How is it, exactly, that Cleveland – home to Drew Carey, Slyman's and Lolly the Trolley – gets to have the best orchestra in the U.S.?  That's what I find

Bruckner (R)evolution: Saturday and Sunday Pics

The Cleveland Orchestra at Avery Fisher Hall with Franz Welser-Möst after Bruckner's 8th Symphony, 7/16/11.  Franz Welser-Möst Cleveland Orchestra at Avery Fisher Hall after John Adams' Doctor Atomic Symphony, 7/17/11.  John Adams

Titus Andronicus @ 4 Knots Festival

Decent – if silly – show from NJ indie darlings Titus Andronicus at yesterday's inaugural 4Knots Music Festival at the Seaport. Unfortunately, this was one of the few highlights of

4 Knots ≠ Siren Festival

The Siren Festival may be no more, but the Village Voice has returned this year with a new free festival for all of you who were sick of making the

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