River to River'sr EX-SITU series of site-specific performances concluded last night at South Street Seaport's Pier 15: a surprisingly sleek and peaceful space surrounded by water, and a far cry the […]
Hauschka, Jeffrey Zeigler, and Samuli Kosminen at Pier 15 Read Post »
There are as many criticisms about modern/contemporary jazz festivals in New York as there are chances to prove them wrong. One such criticism is that Winter Jazzfest (and its summer
NYC Winter Jazzfest 2013: Day 2 Read Post »
By Dan Lehner For fans of creative, improvised music, Winter Jazzfest is probably one of the few times they’ll actually want the festivities to be overcrowded. It created a little
NYC Winter Jazzfest 2013: Day 1 Read Post »
by FoM This has been a difficult week for all of us who are fortunate to call NYC home: I can't think of anyone who wasn't impacted by Sandy, be
Ever wanted to feel like a VIP in the world famous Hard Rock Cafe in Times Square? Victory Motorcycles are partnering with Little Steven's Underground Garage for their upcoming 10th
Win Passes to Invite-Only Event at the Hard Rock NYC Read Post »
The Met's third and final Ring cycle concluded Saturday with a marathon matinee performance of Richard Wagner's Götterdämmerung, with Debbie Voigt back in the central role of Brünnhilde after sitting out Wednesday's
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The New School for Jazz and Contemporary Music closes out its 25th year this Wednesday at the Tishman Auditorium with an all-star concert featuring current faculty members such as Jimmy Owens, Cecil
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By Brian Tell Trampled by Turtles, an indie-folk quintet from Duluth, MN, carried their bluegrass sound to New York's Webster Hall Tuesday night. With authentic American Folk instruments like mandolin and banjo,
Trampled by Turtles – Webster Hall Read Post »
by Mike Engle Although a "new genre" of music was not necessarily invented on Wednesday night, I had the pleasure of witnessing a uniquely memorable concert at the intimate Weill
Mika Yoshida and Richard Stoltzman at Carnegie Hall Read Post »
