Liquor Store Raid Brooklyn’s Union Pool
by Melissa Caruso Liquor Store is a motley crew of New Jersey boys who pledge allegiance to the punk rock of the '70s, sticking to the nuts and bolts of their […]
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FREE TICKETS: New Amsterdam Dual Album Release—The Knells and itsnotyouitsme
NOTE: This contest has ended. Tuesday, December 10, at 7:30 p.m., New Amsterdam Records presents an epic dual album release show at SubCulture. The evening features progressive neo-psychedelic chamber band The
FREE TICKETS: Trixie Whitley at LPR!
NOTE: This contest has ended. Trixie Whitley, the 26-year-old Brooklyn-based singer whose tantalizingly bluesy contralto caught the attention of audiences as Black Dub's frontwoman, is coming to LPR on Saturday, November 30 at
Concert Comix: Rugz. D Bewler, Dillon Cooper, Party Supplies, and Kitty [Pryde] at Brooklyn Night Bazaar
by Hazel Newlevant This past Saturday I discovered how well live music goes with craft vendors at the Brooklyn Night Bazaar. I was afraid it wouldn't work well as a
New York City Digs Gringo Star Set at Cameo Gallery
by Melissa Caruso Unlike most bands who claim to play rock 'n' roll, citing major influences like the Rolling Stones and sounding nothing like them, Gringo Star actually does. Fronted by
Fun Fun Fun Fest 8 Video
For those who couldn't make it through with my entire 2,000-word recap of this year's Fun Fun Fun Fest, here's a quick four-minute video that should give you some idea
FREE TICKETS: Sister Sparrow and the Dirty Birds at Irving Plaza
NOTE: This contest has ended. Get ready: Funk-soul rockers Sister Sparrow and the Dirty Birds are coming to Irving Plaza this Friday night at 7:00 p.m., and FoM is giving away a pair of
Fun Fun Fun Fest 8 Recap
AUSTIN, TX — At some point walking around last weekend in Austin, it struck me that it was less a question of who was at the eighth edition of the Fun Fun
Fun Fun Fun Fest: Friday
AUSTIN, TX — For the fourth time in its eight-year history, I'm in Austin this weekend for the Fun Fun Fun Fest, which brings together the seemingly disparate worlds of hip