by Jonathan Miller David Karr of Watermelon [All photos: Jonathan Miller] After seeing the funky soul-rock band Watermelon win over a puzzlingly small crowd at this year’s Summer in the
A fun—if not exactly combative—approach to the composers showcase last night at Galapagos, presenting the work of two like-minded composers from different generations. Neil Rolnick (b. 1947), an early pioneer
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
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
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…
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
From today's Warm Up at MoMA PS1 with headliners Marcellus Pittman and Jackmaster. More pics on the photo page.
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
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,
