The Mohawk
As is tradition, The Mohawk – a dive bar across the street from Mass MoCA in North Adams, is serving as the home of the Bang on a Can Summer […]
New Music
Quiet Time
I didn’t make it up to Williamstown till 1:30 this morning, but it was worth it for the trip back to Falcon Ridge last night, where they kept the party
The ‘Shire
Such is how David – a former fellow – refers to Tanglewood and its environs, where I’m headed tomorrow for the umpteenth consecutive summer (give or take an ump). On the agenda:
Weekend Pics – Friday
Wordless Music Series at Celebrate Brooklyn, 7/18/08 Metropolis Ensemble (New York, NY) Deerhoof (Oakland, CA) More pics here.
Friday Night Fever
I’ve pretty much stopped plugging shows before they happen (the Concert Calendar serves that purpose), but I’ll make an exception for this Friday’s event at Celebrate Brooklyn, which marks the
Dance to This
It’s hard to believe that it’s been ten years since P.S.1 began hosting the weekly beach party known as Warm Up. Held each Saturday in July and August in the former
String Songs
Singer/Songwriter Michi Wiancko’s Kono Michi played Barbes Sunday night, part of the semi-regular Barbes Classical series (now hosted by Bethany). But, outside the array of stringed instruments onstage (including Wiancko’s
Sun Power
The idea of putting on an outdoor concert in New York City powered exclusively by solar panels is a clever and necessary one for these energy-troubled times. One could excuse
Lo-hi
“Who would have thought that skipping art school, playing the right songs, would get you into the Whitney?” Jared Phillips, Times New Viking Honestly, I don’t know what Jefferson