New York Philharmonic Plays Strauss, Smetana and Tchiakovsky in Central Park
What a great night it was to be in Central Park last night: cool, clear, with the tiger lillies and hibuscuses (hibisci?) out in full bloom. And, just as the
Bang on a Can Tonight at The Jewish Museum
Photo: Bonnie Wright Tonight, Dither's James Moore and Taylor Levine join forces with Bang on a Can All-Stars Vicky Chow and Dave Cossin on a program inspired by the ongoing exhibition Other
Preview: 2014 Vans House Parties
Before you run for the hills imagining thousands of screaming teenagers crowded around a halfpipe, realize that this is Vans House Parties—not the Warped tour. While the shows understandably veer
New York Phil Heads Outdoors This Week With Parks Concerts
UPDATE: The current weather forecast calls for rain right around concert time tonight. No word yet from the Phil on any possible postponement. Well, it’s another sweltering day in New York,
Robert Glasper Experiment at Celebrate Brooklyn
I hadn't originally planned to check out any music this holiday weekend, but when I found myself near home without any plans on Saturday night, I decided to wander up
FREE TICKETS: Neon Trees at Central Park (CONTEST ENDED)
NOTE: This contest has ended. Rockstars Neon Trees hit Central Park's SummerStage this Monday, July 7 at 6:30 p.m. promoting thier latest album, Pop Psychology, and FoM is giving away a pair of free
Preview: Roosevelt Dime at the Brooklyn Waterfront Museum
Picture this: there’s a cold beer in your hand, the sea breeze in your hair. A melodic banjo washes over your ears, followed by a long, cool, soulful wail. This
Mother Falcon at Joe’s Pub with Todd Reynolds
Photo credit: Sasha Hippard The first, striking feat at Mother Falcon's show on Sunday evening at Joe's Pub was simply fitting onto the stage. The Austin-born ensemble includes 12 musicians, many of them
Jenny Scheinman with Bill Frisell and Brian Blade at LPR
It's been a few years since violinist Jenny Scheinman gave up her regular Tuesday night gig at Barbès: a casualty of her constant touring as a jazz sidewoman, along with the