Concert Review: Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever Hit Bowery Ballroom
I cannot say much about Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever’s (RBCF) performance, and THAT IS A
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Concert Review: Tennis Turns Bowery Ballroom Into Studio 54
Tennis might be my new favorite band. Patrick Riley and Alaina Moore have created 70’s
Theater Review: BAM Presents A Star Studded Rendition of Howard Zinn’s “The People Speak”
They did not need to say his name for the night to feel like a
Artist Close Up: Icelandic Ásgeir Brings Love’s Heat in “Afterglow”
I am totally feeling Ásgeir’s “future sex, love sound” vibe. His smooth synths and slowly paces
Artist Close Up- “Everyone’s Talking” About James Hersey
James Hersey is a multi-talented singer, musician, songwriter and producer hails from Vienna, Austria and
Song Review: LPX Shows That Taking Risks Are Like Walking A “Tightrope”
If Edward Sharpe had a child with Alanis Morissette, they would have called her LPX,
Album Review: Boss Hog Confront The World With “Brood X”
Is it bad to say an album is rocking? Is that too plain in
Diandra Gives The News: Iggy Azalea Returns To Music With Giphys
Iggy Azalea is BACK. The “Fancy” raptress is ready to return to the spotlight on
Diandra Previews: Tmrw. Tday Festival Is Planning To Highlight The Spirit And Culture Of Jamaica
To say I am excited for this festival is an understatement. With its literal motto
Concert Review: Arthur Moon Is Rising At National Sawdust
Playing songs from her upcoming EP, Our Head, Arthur Moon brought an eclectic, anamorphic presence
Diandra Interviews Molly Burch: A Sweetheart For Love And Music
There is a nobility to Molly Burch that I noted in her concert and album,
Concert Review: Milky Chance Makes The Crowd Blossom At LPR NYC
Milky Chance played their newest album, Blossom, at Le Poisson Rouge to a beyond packed
Concert Review: Jens Lekman Show Life Will See You At Bowery Ballroom
Every life is divided between how ordinary an extraordinary it is, and Jens Lekman performs
Concert Review: Suzanne Vega Converts Cafe Carlyle Into Tom’s Diner
Suzanne Vega played the Café Carlyle to the pleasure of a few, lucky New Yorkers
Album Review: Miami Horror Tropically Reveal “The Shapes” Of Life
First Pitbull and now Miami Horror, I cannot get enough musical reminders that summer is