Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra with Paul Lewis
Continuing its survey of the music of Beethoven and Mozart, the Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra performed a program last night that was both familiar and challenging, in all of the right […]
Kettle Corn New Music Brings Innovative Art Songs to Spectrum
by Zoë Gorman Photo credit: Zoë Gorman Kettle Corn New Music is all of the prestige with none of the pomp. An inviting atmosphere, complete with signature, sweet popcorn, the
Beck at Celebrate Brooklyn
A beautiful night to catch some of Beck's show tonight at Celebrate Brooklyn, albeit from outside the baggie. Not a bad shot with the telephoto, if I say so myself…
Eddie Palmieri Salsa Orchestra at Celebrate Brooklyn
On the eve of his performance tomorrow at the Newport Jazz Festival, Eddie Palmieri and his Salsa Orchestra played to a capacity crowd tonight at Celebrate Brooklyn, performing a two
Warm Up at MoMA PS1
From today's Warm Up at MoMA PS1 with headliners Marcellus Pittman and Jackmaster. More pics on the photo page.
Jamie Lidell, Dan Deacon, and Stepkids Played Celebrate Brooklyn
A fun night of indie, electronica, and old-fashioned soul at Celebrate Brooklyn last night, opening with a high-energy set from The Stepkids. Unfortunately, smooth-singing headliner Jamie Lidell had the deep
Crash Kings at Bowery Ballroom
by Laura Wasson To listen to Crash Kings is to enter an aural anti-gravity chamber. It all seems and sounds like pretty familiar rock, but something very important is missing—namely,
Deb Oh Holds Court with Her Cavaliers at Brooklyn Bowl
by Aristea Mellos Deb Oh & the Cavaliers at Brooklyn Bowl (L to R: Emily Kalish, Alan Jeffries, Dave Yim, Dari Matilsky & Deb Oh) Deb Oh and the Cavaliers played a
Mostly Mozart Festival Opens with Beethoven, Debussy, and Mozart
"This once-hopeless festival has become an unlikely model of change…It did not invent any of the principles that pulled them out of stagnation. They simply embraced them." — Anthony Tommasini, The