CMJ 2013: Tuesday
I don't know about you, but when I see the phrase "Autumn In New York," I hear the sweet, soaring, propulsive sound of indie-rock bands, in all their multifaceted splendor. […]
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FREE TICKETS: Tierney Sutton at Jazz Standard
NOTE: This Contest Has Ended. Five-time Grammy Award-nominated vocalist Tierney Sutton is promoting her latest album, After Blue: The Joni Mitchell Project, at Jazz Standard this week and FoM is giving away
Tegan and Sara Clinch Final East Coast Concert at Starland Ballroom
by Zoë Gorman Photo credit: Lindsey Byrnes Amidst enormous cheering, twin-sister indie-pop duo Tegan and Sara brought an intense stage presence, powerful vocals, and a seamless set to the Starland
GlobalFEST Rocks Central Park’s Great Lawn
by Caroline Sanchez In its second year, the The Global Citizen Festival transformed Central Park's Great Lawn on Saturday with great music and good vibes, aiming to raise awareness about the
“We Have An Anchor” Opens at BAM
"It's not an improvised score, though I would hope it leaves the musicians room to move. I wanted them to make weather out of sound." — Jem Cohen Another stunning example
Julia Holter at Music Hall of Williamsburg
The seductive, langurous, occasionally ecstatic music of Julia Holter took over Music Hall of Williamsburg last night, the penultimate stop of her latest U.S. tour. Holter, who played keyboard, performed
Kishi Bashi and Elizabeth and the Catapult Dazzle Irving Plaza
by Schuyler Rooth I have a lot of respect for musicians who are even better live than they are recorded—so my respect for Kishi Bashi and Elizabeth and the Catapult has
Dave Stryker at Jazz Standard
Veteran jazz guitarist Dave Stryker played a pair of funk-filled sets at Jazz Standard last night. Supporting his 23rd album as leader, Blue to the Bone, Stryker played with a septet that included
Tarbaby at Jazz Standard
by Caroline Sanchez It had been exactly a year since the last time I saw Tarbaby at le Poisson Rouge, which explains why Tuesday night's performance at Jazz Standard felt a bit