Undead Music Festival: Medeski Martin & Wood
by Mike Engle Last night, the Brooklyn Masonic Temple was the site of a once-in-a-lifetime performance as Medeski Martin & Wood (MMW) treated a sold-out crowd to three hours of their signature
by Mike Engle Last night, the Brooklyn Masonic Temple was the site of a once-in-a-lifetime performance as Medeski Martin & Wood (MMW) treated a sold-out crowd to three hours of their signature
Two weekends from now, Superfly Presents—the folks that brought you Bonnaroo, Outside Lands, and all those cool afterparties at this weekend's JazzFest—are bringing their first-ever festival to NYC with the
by Laura Wasson Pittsburgh, PA – Traveling to another city to see a favorite band is the stuff Woodstock and Monterey Pop Festival dreams are made of. I never really
by Mike EngleWith most twin-billings, one band is often either significantly worse than the other or simply unmemorable, resulting in an unbalanced show. However, last Thursday's edition of the Checkout: Live
I've been to just about every music venue worth it's salt in this town, but one spot I've never managed to make it into is the UN General Assembly, which
Jimmy Heath and Jimmy Owens with the Eyal Vilner Big Band at The New School's Tishman Auditorium last night. More pics of former faculty (including Frank Wess, Winard Harper, Cecil
by Laura Wasson As a Louisiana native, I’ve come to accept a few things about New York: parades aren’t as fun (or wild); you will almost certainly always have to settle
The New School for Jazz and Contemporary Music closes out its 25th year this Wednesday at the Tishman Auditorium with an all-star concert featuring current faculty members such as Jimmy Owens, Cecil
By Melissa Caruso Jesse Elliott of These United States, Webster Hall, Tuesday 4/17/2012 On Tuesday, rock quartet These United States, comprised of boys from both Brooklyn and North Carolina, played Webster