by FoM As much as I hesitate to admit it, the Phil is doing some good stuff these days. Last week, they had Mehta doing Bruckner 8; the week before […]
Lang Lang Plays Bartók with the New York Philharmonic Read Post »
By Jordi Oliveres It’s easy to accuse a band with a huge following in only one country of pandering to the idiosyncrasies of their localized fan base and not
The Trews at the Mercury Lounge Read Post »
by David Artavia When I heard that L.A. based singer-songwriter Kaitlyn Rosati was back in town, I found myself giddy with excitement. I had seen her shows in Hollywood, and they
Kaitlyn Rostai at Bar East Read Post »
By FoM The lines at JFK are out of control tonight, so I'll try to pass the time by giving a quick rundown of my top 10 musical experiences from
by Linda Hutchinson "Energetic" is always the verb that comes to my mind when I think of Aaron Goldberg’s piano playing. Listening to the man work his frenzied magic on
Aaron Goldberg Trio at the Jazz Standard Read Post »
by Brian Weidy Since 2000, Howard Fishman's unique sounded blended from dozens of genres has catapulted him to playing some of the most prestigious rooms across the globe, from The
Howard Fishman to Play the Kaufman Center on 1/19 Read Post »
by Brian Weidy Despite feeling under the weather, I made the trek down to Sullivan Hall, one of my favorite venues in Manhattan, to see one of the best new
Consider the Source with The Stomping Ground at Sullivan Hall Read Post »
by Brian Weidy Tonight, Consider the Source brings their unique "Sci-Fi Middle Eastern Funk" to Sullivan Hall. This should be a special show for a number of reasons, starting out with
Consider the Source at Sullivan Hall Tonight Read Post »
by FoM I've seen a lot of music in just about every imaginable venue in this town, but one place I, regrettably, never made it to was Amato Opera, which shut
Anthony Amato & Olga Bloom: Big Things In Small Packages Read Post »
