Concert Review: The Presets Are A Culture At Music Hall of Williamsburg
Some artists give you a concert, while others give you a culture. To enter their
Diandra Reviews
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Concert Review: LP Is THE VOICE At Brooklyn Steel
LP Is A BIG DEAL, and I had NO IDEA! Entering Brooklyn Steel, it was
Album Review: Hibou Looks For “Something Familiar” To Find Joy
As we grow older, we look for things that feel familiar. We tether to trinkets
Concert Review: Dermot Kennedy Shares His Heart At Irving Plaza
Dermot Kennedy’s music makes you feel like you are both falling and flying, all at
Concert Review: Elliot Root Sing To Love At Mercury Lounge
Elton John became a legend because he knew how to turn a good cry into
Theatre Review: Locked Up B*tches Is Pure, Animal Fun At The Flea Theater
Synopsis: Get ready for some RUFF b*tches! When Pipsy, a pedigree cocker spaniel, lands at the Bitchfield
Artist Close-Up: Cautious Clay Takes Risk In “Blood Type”
Cautious Clay is bringing R&B into EDM futurism in his new EP Blood Type. The
Concert Review: Noah Kahan Sings To Sad Songs At Brooklyn Steel
Can you commercialize sadness? Should you? When it comes to humanity, if there is one
Concert Review: Kat Cunning Outdoes Herself At Brooklyn Steel
Admittedly, I was curious to see how Kat Cunning would transition from a small venue
Film Review: Submission Observes Sex As A Response To Boredom
Synopsis: Ted Swenson (Stanley Tucci) is a once-acclaimed author who teaches writing at a small liberal
Concert Review: Quinn XCII Is The New Fresh Prince At Irving Plaza
Quinn XCII is the new Fresh Prince. For nearly every song of his debut, The
Concert Review: Rich Aucoin Brings A Parachute To Elsewhere
Electro – Indie pop with a punk pizzazz! A karaoke-esque approach to performing! A LITERAL
Theatre Review: The Amateurs Play To God At Vineyard Theatre
When do we become individuals? When do we gain our own voice, thoughts, and feelings?
Theatre Review: El Coronel No Tiene Quien Le Escriba Is A Must- Watch
El Coronel No Tiene Quien Le Escriba was Garbriel Garcia Marquez’s favorite writing. He, literally,
Diandra Interviews Rachael Sage: From #MeToo to The Need For Empathy
Rachael Sage is one of the most altruistic singers out there. She embeds her music