NY Guitar Festival: Silent Films/Live Guitars at Merkin Concert Hall
by FoMI don't get out to the movies much these days (for what should be obvious reasons), so I always enjoy the rare opportunity to be able to catch some
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The Little Willies at The Bell House
by Jordan Lewis Lovers of country, folk, rock, jazz, blues, and gospel music alike came together at The Bell House this Wednesday to catch the The Little Willies’ only live
The Lemonheads play “Its a Shame About Ray” at The Knitting Factory
by Talia Page The Lemonheads, fronted by Evan Dando, played an impressive 2-hour set last night at The Knitting Factory in Brooklyn. Dando’s simple narrative style has made him, arguably,
Winter Jazzfest 2012
“In rock ’n’ roll there’s just as much cultural weight (as jazz), but that sense of responsibility isn’t there when people talk about it. Instead there’s constant evolution, and it’s
Jazz Triple Bill at the Cornelia Street Cafe
by Linda Hutchinson The Cornelia Street Café was packed with cool jazz-times-three on Saturday night, just one of the many events that happened in town last weekend as part of the
Preservation Hall Jazz Band at Carnegie Hall
by Brian Weidy (Photo: New York Times)On this unseasonably warm January Saturday, the Preservation Hall Jazz Band came into New York to celebrate their 50th anniversary in grand style. The
Export NOLA at Hill Country
by Brian Weidy (photo by Dino Perrucci) Every year as the APAP conference rolls through New York, dozens of showcases come with it. This year was no exception, as I found
Living Colour at Highline Ballroom
by Sky Disco When I entered the Highline Ballroom for the Million Man Mosh event on Wednesday night, I felt like I had stepped through a time portal. The place was
Greetings From Budapest
BUDAPEST, Hungary – Its been a wild 30 hrs here in Budapest, starting out with a stunning performance of Haydn’s Creation at the Bartok National Concert Hall, and continuing with