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."

No Age and Cap’n Jazz at Brooklyn Bowl

   A wild scene yesterday at Brooklyn Bowl, where Jelly's weekly Pool Party was transferred after intermittent rain stopped The Death Set's set early. Unfortunately, BBowl could only accommodate 1/10 […]

Free Energy @ South Street Seaport

   A fun, free show by Philly roots rockers Free Energy last night at the Seaport, with a big crowd of tourists and locals filling the plaza next to the tall ships

The Antlers @ River Rocks

  I got to the end of 14th St. yesterday just in time to catch The Antlers' full set, part of this summer's free River Rocks concert series on Pier 54. It

Feast of Music Presents Vol. 4 – Recap

  An amazing multimedia experience this past Tuesday night at Littlefield, with each of the four acts lighting up the stage with a mesmerizing mix of of music and visuals. Pianist

FoM Quoted in the NY Times

I'm quoted in Dan Wakin's story in today's Times, regarding orchestras' increasing use of text messages to market to current and potential patrons. Dan mentions my reaction to last week's unsolicited txt

Pool Parties w/Murder City Devils and Obits

   Legendary Seattle post-punk outfit Murder City Devils tore up the Williamsburg Waterfront yesterday with a set that was even more searing than the hot Sunday sun. A huge mosh pit

Siren Fest 2010 Pics

   Holy Fuck on the Stillwell Stage, Siren Fest 2010. More pics on Flickr. 

Holy Fuck Is Right

Holy Fuck performing "Lovely Allen," Stillwell Stage, Siren Festival 2010

Siren 2010

Ponytail at the Stillwell Stage, Siren Festival 2010.

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