Wild Flag, Mission of Burma, Ted Leo Play Celebrate Brooklyn Tonight
It's a rare event these days to find a bill with an opener worth showing up early for; it's rarer still to have two quality openers. For free? Fugghedaboutit. But, […]
Mostly Mozart: Nelson Freire and Lawrence Brownlee
by Angela Sutton Lincoln Center opened its Mostly Mozart Festival on Tuesday night with a program drawn entirely from Mozart's mature years in Vienna. Conductor Louis Langrée, in his tenth year
Newport and Caramoor Jazz Festivals This Weekend
Once again this year, the first weekend of August brings the return of two major out-of-town jazz festivals. On Saturday night, I'l be back at the Caramoor Jazz Festival in
Sigur Rós at Celebrate Brooklyn, 7/31/12
Setlist: Ekki Múkk Varúð Ný Batterí Í Gær Vaka Sæglópur Svefn-g-englar Viðrar Vel Til Loftárása Hoppípolla Með Blóðnasir Olsen Olsen Festival Hafsól Encore:Glósóli Popplagið
Agalloch Played Music Hall of Williamsburg
by Sean Murray I'm a relative newcomer to the world of black metal, but a diehard fan of other metallic varieties, whether it be stoner, doom, prog, or post/instrumental. What impressed
Sigur Rós Plays Celebrate Brooklyn Tonight
Sigur Rós kicked off their first live tour in four years Sunday night at the Mann Center in Philadelphia, in support of their new release, Valtari. Tonight, the band – which
Mostly Mozart Festival 2012
The summer is flying by, but there are still festivals of all stripes taking place throughout the month of August. Case in point: the 46th annual Mostly Mozart Festival, which kicks
Bang on a Can Summer Marathon 2012
Along with all of the other musical happenings in the Berkshires this past weekend, Bang on a Can wrapped up their 11th annual Summer Music Festival at Mass MoCA on Saturday with a Marathon concert in
Tanglewood 2012: Boston Symphony Orchestra with Emanuel Ax
(Photo: Hilary Scott/BSO) My weekend at Tanglewood wrapped up Sunday afternoon with yet another performance by the BSO, their third different program in three days (which may be unusual elsewhere,