Concert Review: NanaBcool Is All About The Music At Pianos NYC
When it comes to Pianos NYC, it is a revolving door of exceptional, starting artists.
Concert Reviews
Reviewing how the latest concerts speaking to the human experience.
Concert Review: The Alternate Routes/ Red Wanting Blue Made Music Jam At Rockwood NYC
Santa Claus did not need to show up at The Alternate Routes/ Red Wanting Blue
Concert Review: Nina Lee Shows A Promising, Permanent Music Future At Mercury Lounge
I was INCREDIBLY impressed by Nina Lee’s performance at Mercury Lounge. By interviewing her, alone,
Concert Review: Pentatonix Bring The Revive The Christmas Spirit At Beacon Theatre
Pentatonix have ARRIVED to revive the holiday soul of Christmas. It might be just me,
Concert Review: Robert Ellis And Courtney Hartman Honor John Hartford
Robert Ellis and Courtney Hartman united vocals to pay homage to John Hartford, and play
Concert Review:The Marías Make NYC See The Sensuality of Love at Baby’s
The Marías made their NYC debut at Baby’s All Right, and it felt oddly befitting
Concert Review: Kendra Morris Shows Heartache/Strength Are Keys To Perform
@annaazarovphotography There are moments when you know it is your night. It could be because
Concert Review: Hegazy Get Socially Spiritual At Pianos NYC
I, recently, interviewed Hegazy, and had the pleasure of witnessing the minds behind the voices.
Concert Review: Ingrid Michaelson’s Holiday Hop Is A Holiday Tradition At Terminal 5
Ingrid Michaelson’s Holiday Hop in NYC became 11 years old this year, and I was
Concert Review: Paperhaus Sonically Question Surroundings At Elsewhere
Going to see Paperhaus was my first time every journeying to Elsehwhere. The PopGun concert
Concert Review: Victor Wooten Shows Music Is Empathy At Brooklyn Bowl
Victor Wooten’s Brooklyn Bowl show proved that to be artistic is to be empathetic. There
Concert Review: SZA Takes CTRL At Brooklyn Steel
SZA played Brooklyn Steel to a sold out crowd eager to sonically salivate the exceptional
Albums of The Year – The Lone Bellow’s Walk Into A Storm Thunders With Spirit
Whether live or on record, The Lone Bellow have seemingly formed as a group to
Albums of The Year: Father John Misty’s Pure Comedy Is Predictive/Preventive of Human Insanity
There is a lyrical prickliness/ humor to Father John Misty that has coursed throughout his
Concert Preview: Overcoats Are Ready To Confront What It Means To Be Young
Overcoats’ Young is an easy record. Simply press play and you walk with two voices