Songs of Protest
I'm flying to Seattle tonight, where my friend Pat tells me their Occupy Wall Street protest has caught on in a major way, as it has in D.C., Boston, Chicago, […]
I'm flying to Seattle tonight, where my friend Pat tells me their Occupy Wall Street protest has caught on in a major way, as it has in D.C., Boston, Chicago, […]
Another fun Advertising Week show last night at Terminal 5, this one featuring Brooklyn faves TV On the Radio, who played a generous, high-energy set for those lucky enough to
Thelonious Monk, who would have turned 94 next week, was one of the most prolific and original improvisers in the history of jazz. And, even though it's been 40 years
Stephane Wrembel, the French guitarist who, for the past decade, has been the sole North American exponent of Django Reinhardt's gypsy style of playing, has been playing every Sunday night at
Conveniently located across the street from Roulette, Hank's Saloon was the setting for last night's opener of ther Brooklyn Country Music Festival: three full days and nights of the best country
Sad news out of Williamsburg that Bruar Falls, sister venue to Cake Shop and one of NYC's key incubators of indie rock, will be closing it's doors on Nov. 1 after
For all those who couldn't get into Roseland these past two nights, there's a rumor floating around that Radiohead is playing an acoustic set this afternoon at Zucotti Park this
For the past 8 years, two acts have steadily held court at Barbes on Tuesday nights, making the corner of 6th Ave and 9th Street home to one of the
I paid a visit to my friend Tom in Pittsbugh this weekend, primarily to watch a little football game on Saturday. But Tom, being the well-connected musician that he is,