Concert Review: Downtown Boys Are The Schoolhouse Punk In BK
At Brooklyn Steel, Downtown Boys (DB) felt like Schoolhouse Punk-Rock; combining a feeling a feeling
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Concert Review: Sister Sparrow And The Dirty Birds Soar At Irving Plaza
Sister Sparrow & The Dirty Birds soared at Irving Plaza by giving some good ol’
Concert Review: The Courtneys Are Carefree Friends At Warsaw
The Courtneys are rising in a time when people want to be more insular and
Theater Review: Wild Goose Dreams Goes Viral At The Public Theater
When it comes to technology, we struggle to see or accept its duality. The internet
Concert Review: Say Lou Lou Build Their Identity At Church
I have said it before, and I will say it again; churches are a great
Concert Review: Wild Rivers Flow In Harmony At LPR
A venue can change the essence of your music. In some ways, a venue is
Concert Review: Middle Kids Are Confidently Grown At Bowery Ballroom
I remember the first time I saw Middle Kids, and no one could deny that
Concert Review: Kate Vargas Sings Tall Tales At Triad NYC
Kate Vargas was made to tell tall tales. By their very nature, “tall tales” are
Concert Review: Louis Cole Revives At Bowery Ballroom
Standing between a young man experiencing his first concert ever and a Louis Cole super-fan
Album Review: Ex:Re’s Self-Titled Debut Is A Play By Play For Breakups
Breakups are one of the hardest things a soul can go through, and it is
Concert Review: The Stolen Make Me Feel Young At Highline Ballroom
Playing Highline Ballroom, The Stolen felt like a cross between The Vamps and Muse. They
Concert Review: Deal Casino Deal Show Ambition At Gramercy
As a recovering perfectionist, I felt for Deal Casino at Gramercy Theatre. When your amps
Concert Review: Picture This! Are Electric Love At Bowery Ballroom
I have asked this before, and I will ask this again, “Do we change or
Concert Review: Bishop Gunn Go Led Zeppelin At Rockwood
From “Makin It” to “Shine,” Bishop Gunn represented Southern Rock to its core. The Mississippi
Concert Review: Preoccupations Embrace The Punk At Warsaw
In a previous review, I called their show cinematic, of which the movie has not