Concert Review: Sur Back Goes Medieval In Baby’s All Right
Watching Sur Back’s medieval wear, I thought I was cosplaying. I was ready to grab
Concert Reviews
Reviewing how the latest concerts speaking to the human experience.
Concert Review: The Unlikely Candidates Get Your Vote At Mercury Lounge
When it comes to bands, the frontman, inevitably, becomes the star. Maybe, because, basically, he
Festival Preview: Greatest Day Ever Aims To Live Up To Its Name
Greatest Day Ever aims to blend EDM royalty with Hip Hop’s brightest stars over a
Concert Review: Shaed Blossom At A Garden Party
Playing for an intimate crowd, Shaed played a few of their hits and won the
House of Vans Hosts A Night of Auditions For Schoolboy Q
House of Vans hosted another stellar event, but this time it was for the people.
Concert Review: Dennis Lloyd Is International R&B At Rough Trade
Admittedly, I did not know much about Dennis Lloyd going into his Rough Trade Show.
Concert Review: Pond/Fascinator Form A Psych-Rock Continuum At Warsaw
Pond and Fascinator have formed a tour ticket that is a MUST for those, like
Concert Review: Lillie Mae Gives A Nashville Smile To NYC
Frankly, there is not much to a Lillie Mae concert, which is why it feels
Concert Review: Damien Jurado Goes Acoustic At Murmrr Theatre
Damien Jurado is an indie legend because he completely represents the meaning of this “genre”;
Theatre Review: The Beast In The Jungle Is A Beautiful Play For Commitment Phobes
Elegant and whimsically romantic, The Beast In The Jungle is playing in Vineyard Theatre, and
Concert Review: Lissie Gives Her Heart To Bowery Ballroom
“You ever heard of Lissie?” asked one woman to another. “Oh, you are in for
Concert Review: The Blancos Show Emotional Polars At Public Arts
The Blancos are often presented as a polarizing act; creating art to provoke politicized or
Concert Review: Flatbush Zombies Are The Kings of Soft Power At Terminal 5
In politics, there is a thing called “soft power”. It is, basically, an instagram policy
Concert Review: Bishop Briggs Bishop Briggs Empowers Brooklyn Steel
I remember the first time I saw Bishop Briggs opening up at Irving Plaza. It
Concert Review: Wet Sings Electrically Sad Love Songs At MHOW
Hearing a bunch of grown men with beards sing “I don’t want to be your