Tall Ships and Highasakite at Mercury Lounge
by Laura Wasson Photo credit: Laura Wasson New York is home to so many buzzy up-and-coming bands, it’s easy to forget that for a group from a far-flung city or country,
by Laura Wasson Photo credit: Laura Wasson New York is home to so many buzzy up-and-coming bands, it’s easy to forget that for a group from a far-flung city or country,
by Craig Brinker While preparing a tribute concert to honor jazz legend Paul Motian at Symphony Space this past Friday, March 22, Feast of Music had a chance to talk
by Aristea Mellos Last Thursday marked the sixth night of Bowlive IV—an eight-day music festival devoted to the jiving spirit of soul-jazz that takes place annually at the Brooklyn Bowl. It’s
by Craig Brinker Ravi Coltrane is currently in the midst of a six-day run at Jazz Standard, playing with three different quartets during his stand at the venue—an unusual arrangement that
by Craig Brinker A trio of Brooklyn bands all currently signed to Ba Da Bing Records came together at Knitting Factory on Saturday night to celebrate the release of Lady
by Laura Wasson Last night I had the pleasure of catching Goodnight, Texas at the Lower East Side's Arlene’s Grocery. Named for the tiny town at the exact midpoint between their
by Craig Brinker Lady Lamb the Beekeeper—also known as Aly Spaltro—is on the road supporting her new record, Ripely Pine, with a string of dates across the northeast, including a show at The
Inclement weather might postpone a metal show, but nothing can stop it from happening. After a successful evening at Music Hall of Williamsburg the night before, Gojira, Devin Townsend Project,
by Michael Cirigliano II Photo credit: Richard Perry, The New York Times Lincoln Center's American Songbook series is in full swing, featuring notable names in pop music, musical theater, and art