FREE TICKETS: NeW bEAT FUNd with 3OH!3 at Irving Plaza!
Note: This contest has ended. If you've been yearning for a fascinating mix of electronics, rock, funky rhythms, and beguiling vocals, look no further! "G-Punk Beach Funk" foursome NeW bEAT […]
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.
Concert Comix: Jeffrey Lewis and Quasi at Knitting Factory
by Hazel Newlevant I watched the keen observer of life, Jeffrey Lewis, and Portland pop veterans Quasi at Knitting Factory on Sunday, and that's how I felt about it. Read more
New York Phil Enlists Fresh Talent for Mendelssohn and Dvořák
by Zoë Gorman Photo credit: Richard Termine, The New York Times Arabella Steinbacher stole a lot of hearts Saturday night at Avery Fisher Hall as she finessed and flourished her
Calder Quartet Brings Bartók and Eötvös to Metropolitan Museum of Art
by Robert Leeper California's Calder Quartet appeared Saturday night at the Met Museum's Grace Rainey Rogers Auditorium, the first in a series of programs pairing Bartók's string quartets with music by contemporary
Concert Comix: Fun Home at The Public Theater
by Hazel Newlevant Reviewing a musical is new territory for me, but since Alison Bechdel's Fun Home is one of my all-time favorite comics, I was eager to check out the stage
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
New York Philharmonic Disappoints in Turnage and Beethoven
by Michael Cirigliano II Photo credit: Ian Douglas, The New York Times After a blockbuster opening to their season—a live performance of the score to 2001: A Space Odyssey, and
Gregg Kallor Wows at SubCulture
by Melanie Wong Pianist and composer Gregg Kallor gave a refreshing performance at SubCulture last week during the new venue's cross-genre piano festival. The evening centered around two of Kallor's