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Tonight: Six Shows With 11 Bands, You Pick ‘Em

Posted in Live NYC with tags , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , on November 19, 2011 by Eliot

There are almost too many good choices for music tonight.  You can head out to The Bell House in the industrial area of Gowanus in Brooklyn and hear the psychedelic pop of Robyn Hitchcock and then stick around for the second show with the folk noir of John Wesley Harding and the rock of The Minus 5.

Also in Brooklyn, but this time in Brooklyn Heights, you will find the jangly folk-rock of The Kennedys in the impressive First Unitarian Church.  Brooklyn-based jazz-rocker Debbie Deane opens the show.

Back in Manhattan,on the Lower East Side, you can check out four local musicians (Chris Cubeta and The Liars Club, Matt Cranstoun, Brian Bonz and Nick Africano) playing the early show at The Mercury Lounge.  This is also the CD release show for Matt Cranstoun‘s new one, The Last Drop of Color.

Just a few blocks away from  The Mercury Lounge you can see gritty-voiced Matthew Ryan and his band, The Red Needles, perform songs from the Matthew latest album, I Recall Standing as Though Nothing Could Fall at  The Living Room.

Finally, a few blocks uptown in The East Village you will find the rock and punk band Spanking Charlene playing what the band describes as 5th Annual Spanking Charlene Big Ass Birthday Bash in honor of Charlene’s birthday.  We have been promised horns, strings, backup singers, food, trivia contest, games, laughter, revelry and humiliations galore.  All this happens at The Lakeside Lounge.

Robyn Hitchcock (7pm, $20), John Wesley Harding and The Minus 5 (9pm, $15), The Bell House, 149 7th Street between 2nd and 3rd Avenues, Brooklyn (Shuttle Bus running in place of the F or G Trains from Jay Street to 4th Avenue or R Train to 9th Street)

Chris Cubeta and The Liars Club, Matt Cranstoun, Brian Bonz, Nick Africano, Mercury Lounge, 217 East Houston Street between Ludlow and Essex Streets (F Train to 2nd Avenue, use the 1st Avenue exit, F Train to Delancey Street or J or M Trains to Essex Street), 7pm, $10

The Kennedys and Debbie Deane, First Acoustics at First Unitarian Church, Brooklyn Heights, Pierrepont Street at Monroe Place (4, 5, N or R Trains to Court Street / Borough Hall – note that the 2 and 3 Trains will not be running to Court Street this weekend), 8pm, $30

Matthew Ryan and The Red Needles, Living Room, 154 Ludlow Street at Stanton Street (F Train to 2nd Avenue, use the 1st Avenue exit), 8pm, $10

Spanking Charlene, Lakeside Lounge, 162 Avenue B near 10th Street (any train to 14th Street or the L Train to 1st Avenue, transfer t0 the M14A or M14D bus to 11th Street and walk to Avenue B), 10pm, No Cover (but a contribution for the band is strongly encouraged)

Advance Planning: November Music Calendar

Posted in Calendars, Live NYC with tags , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , on October 30, 2011 by Eliot

November is jammed packed with live music.  No show on the Now I’ve Heard Everything Calendar costs more than $40 and a very large percentage of them are low cost or free.

As always, this calendar is an evolving post as there will be shows added during the month as well as the occasional cancellation. This time around I’ve included some shows on advance sale in December and January which might sell out.

Nov. 1 – The Brooklyn Scramble – Alice Bierhorst, Chris Moore & Matt KanelosFreddy’s Bar – 8-10pm

Nov. 1 – Julia Haltigan11th Street Bar – 10pm

Nov. 2 – Shelby LynneHighline Ballroom – doors 6pm / show 8pm

Nov. 2 – Sasha DobsonBarbes – 7pm

Nov. 2 – Matthew Sweet (Girlfriend Anniversary shows) – City Winery – doors 10:45pm / show 11:15pm (Other shows sold out)

Nov. 3 – Melody KillsBar Matchless – 8:30pm

Nov. 3 – PoundcakeRockwood Music Hall – 10pm – Midnight

Nov. 4 – Jim Keller BandHighline Ballroom – doors 6pm /show 7:30pm

Nov. 4 – Joe ThompsonRockwood Music Hall – 8pm

Nov. 4 – Hayes Carll, Caitlin RoseMusic Hall of Williamsburg – doors 8pm / show 9pm

Nov. 4 – Demolition String BandRodeo Bar – 11pm

Nov. 5 – Aaron Lee Tasjan & a new yet unnamed bandRockwood Stage 2 – 10pm

Nov. 6 – Freddie Stevenson - Rockwood Music Hall – Midnight

Nov. 7 – Jeremiah BirnbaumSpike Hill – 9pm

Nov. 7 – Lelia BroussardRockwood Stage 2 – 9:30

Nov. 8 – Julia Haltigan11th Street Bar – 10pm

Nov. 9 – Sasha Dobson (Band show) – Barbes – 7pm

Nov. 9 – Chris VelanRockwood Music Hall – 9pm

Nov. 9 – Lil’ Mo and The MonicatsHill Country – 9:30pm

Nov. 10  – WinterpillsMaxwell’s – 8:30pm

Nov. 10 – Melody KillsRockwood Music Hall – 10pm

Nov. 11 – Martha WainwrightCity Winery – doors 6pm / show 8pm

Nov. 11 – None More Eleven: A Spinal Tap Appreciation EventThe Rock Shop – 8pm

Nov. 13 – Terre RocheRockwood Music Hall – 6pm

Nov. 13 – Freddie Stevenson - Rockwood Music Hall – Midnight

Nov. 14 – Rich HinmanRockwood Music Hall – 11pm

Nov. 15 – Misty Boyce (solo show) – Rockwood Music Hall – 7pm

Nov. 15 – Julia Haltigan (Jam Session) – 11th Street Bar – 10pm

Nov. 16 – Sasha DobsonBarbes (Jazz show) – 7pm

Nov. 16 – Bill BourneRockwood Stage 2 – 7pm

Nov. 16 – Hill Country Live Wildfire Benefit with Shooter Jennings, Chip Taylor& John Platania, Dallas Wayne, Grayson Hugh, Laura Cantrell, The Defibulators, and others – Hill Country – doors 8pm / show 8:30pm

Nov. 16 – Michaela AnneRodeo Bar- 8:30pm

Nov. 16 – Blackie and The Rodeo KingsLiving Room – 10pm-Midnight

Nov. 17 – Kelly Willis and Bruce RobisonJoe’s Pub – 7pm

Nov. 17 – WinterpillsMercury Lounge – 7pm

Nov. 17 – Red MollyRockwood Stage 2 – 7:30pm

Nov. 17 – Alex Battles and Whisky RebellionRodeo Bar- 9:30pm

Nov. 17 – The RamblersLiving Room  – 11pm

Nov. 18 – Dayna KurtzBarbes – 8pm

Nov. 18 – John Wesley Harding‘s Cabinet of Wonders with Nicole Atkins, The Blue Fisherman (from Edinburgh, Scotland), Howe Gelb, Myla Goldberg, Ted Leo, Eugene Mirman and Audrey Niffenegger – City Winery  – doors 6pm / show 8pm

Nov. 19 – Robyn HitchcockThe Bell House – doors 6pm / show 7pm

Nov. 19 – Chris Cubeta and The Liars Club, Matt Cranstoun, Brian Bonz, Nick AfricanoMercury Lounge  – 7pm

Nov. 19 – Linda McRae and Drina Seay – Kathryn’s Space House (RSVP essential to: kathryn_space@yahoo.com) doors 7pm / show 8pm

Nov. 19 – The Kennedys with Debbie DeaneFirst Acoustics at First Unitarian Church, Brooklyn Heights – 8pm

Nov. 19 - Matthew Ryan and The Red Needles – Living Room – 8pm

Nov. 19 – John Wesley Harding and The Minus 5The Bell House – 9pm

Nov. 19 – Spanking CharleneLakeside Lounge – 10pm

Nov. 20 – John Wesley Harding and The Minus 5Maxwell’s – 8pm

Nov. 20 – Megan ReillyLiving Room – 9pm

Nov. 20 – Freddie Stevenson - Rockwood Music Hall – Midnight

Nov. 21 – Martha WainwrightCity Winery – doors 6pm / show 8pm

Nov. 21 – Occupy the Mic (Benefit for Occupy Wall Street) with Aaron Lee Tasjan and other artists – Lakeside Lounge – 9pm

Nov. 22 – The Dirty Urchins11th Street Bar – 9pm (opening for Julia Haltigan)

Nov. 22 – Peter CaseJoe’s Pub – 9:30pm

Nov. 22 – Julia Haltigan11th Street Bar – 10pm

Nov. 23 – Sasha DobsonBarbes – 7pm

Nov. 23 – Dave Alvin and The Guilty Ones, MiltonCity Winery – doors 6pm / show 8pm

Nov. 23 – Melody KillsRockwood Music Hall – 9pm

Nov. 25 – Willie NileJ&R Music World – 2pm

Nov. 26 – Willie NileJoe’s Pub – 7pm

Nov. 26 – Drina and the Deep Blue SeaOtto’s Shrunken Head – 7:15pm

Nov. 26 – James MaddockRockwood Stage 2 – 7:30pm

Nov. 26 – Jim BoggiaRockwood Music Hall – 8pm

Update: Nov. 26 -  Adam LevyRockwood Music Hall – 9pm

Nov. 27 – Lisa Lowell, Nate Schweber, special guest Chris Flynn, and Li’l MoThe Treehouse at 2A -  8:30

Nov. 27 – Freddie Stevenson Record Release – Rockwood Stage 2 – 10pm

Nov. 28 – My Pet Dragon -Brooklyn Bowl – doors 6pm / show 8pm

Nov. 28 – Mick ReedRodeo Bar- 8:30pm

Nov. 28 – Rich HinmanLiving Room – 10pm

Nov. 29 – The Songs of Beulah Rowley, Vol. I continued with Mary Lee KortesThe Cell Theatre – 8pm (advance tickets recommended)

Nov. 29 – The Dirty Urchin11th Street Bar – 9pm (opening for Julia Haltigan)

Nov. 29 – Julia Haltigan11th Street Bar – 10pm

Nov. 30 – Sasha DobsonBarbes – 7pm

Nov. 30 – Allison WeissRockwood Stage 2 – 11pm

Now on Advance Sale:

Dec. 1 – Ivan & AlyoshaKnitting Factory - doors 7pm /show 8pm

Dec. 2 – Steve Wynn and The Miracle 3The Bowery Electric – doors 7:30pm

Dec. 4 – John DoeCity Winery – doors 6pm / show 8pm

Sold Out! Dec. 6 & 7 – DawesMaxwell’s – 9pm

Dec. 7 – Clap Your Hands Say YeahWebster Hall – doors 8pm / show 9pm

Dec. 8 – Shooter JenningsRockwood Stage 2 – 7pm

Dec. 9 – Elliott Murphy and the Normandy All-StarsRockwood Stage 2 – doors 6:30pm / show 7:30p

Dec. 15 – The MastersonsThe Bowery Electric – doors 7:30

Dec. 21 – Lelia BroussardMercury Lounge – 10pm

Update: Dec. 23 – Sister Sparrow and The Dirty Birds (Tall Tall Trees opens) – Brooklyn Bowl – doors 6pm / show 8pm

Dec. 26 – Dar WilliamsThe Bell House – doors 7pm / show 8pm

Dec. 30 – Ted Leo and The PharmacistsThe Bell House – doors 8pm / show 9pm

Dec. 31 – Ted Leo and The PharmacistsMaxwell’s – 8pm

Dec. 31 – The DamnwellsRockwood Stage 2 – 2 shows 8:30pm and 10:30pm

Jan. 13 – PoundcakeCity Winery – doors 6pm / show 8pm

Sold Out! Jan. 27 – Aimee MannMusic Hall of Williamsburg – 8pm

Advance Planning: October Music Calendar

Posted in Calendars, Live NYC with tags , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , on September 28, 2011 by Eliot

October is a busy month from what schedules have already been posted.  CMJ comes around in the later part of the month and many, but not all CMJ shows have been trickling out in the past few days.  There’s going to be some more to come, so check back here to see what’s going to be happening.

CMJ Update: There are frequently different times listed between the websites of CMJ, the club and the performer.  I’ve gone with the CMJ times whenever possible as they seem to be the earliest.  Most CMJ sets are short, in some cases, as short as 20 minutes.  When in doubt, check with the club before you leave.

Oct. 1 – Keren AnnCity Winery – doors 6pm / show 8pm

Oct. 2 – Adam LevyRockwood Music Hall – 8pm

Oct. 2 – The SilosLiving Room – 8pm

Oct. 2 – Spottiswoode and His Enemies (pastoral set) – Living Room  – 9pm

Oct. 2 – Freddie StevensonRockwood Music Hall – Midnight

Oct. 3 – Sasha DobsonRockwood Stage 2 – 8pm

Oct. 4 – Dennis Elsas Talks Rock & Roll History – 92Y Tribeca – 7pm

Oct. 4 – Puss N BootsPete’s Candy Store – 8pm

Oct. 5 – Petty Fest 2011 – Celebrate The Songs Of Tom Petty – Music Hall of Williamsburg – doors 8pm /show 9pm

Norah Jones, Nicole Atkins, Jesse Malin, Har Mar Superstar, Ryan Miller (Guster), Will Forte, Jody Porter (Fountains Of Wayne), Jessie Baylin, Sammy James Jr. (The Mooney Suzuki), Cory Chisel, The Sheepdogs, Ben Trokan (Robbers On High Street), Antony Ellis (5 O’Clock Heros), Tad Kubler (The Hold Steady), Josh Lattanzi (The Lemonheads, The Candles), Jack Dishel (Only Son), Justin Long, Alia Shawkat, Jonny Corndawg plus surprise guests

Oct. 5 – Seth Adam- Rockwood Music Hall – 7pm

Oct. 5 – Joy Askew (Record Release Show) – Rockwood Music Hall – 8pm

Oct. 6 – Bess Rogers (Record Release Show) – Rockwood Stage 2 – 7pm

Oct. 7 – Drina Seay (full band show) – Lakeside Lounge – 7pm

Oct. 7 – The MekonsThe Bell House – 8pm

Oct. 8 – The MekonsCity Winery – doors 9:30pm / show 10pm

Oct. 9 – Adam LevyRockwood Music Hall – 8pm

Oct. 9 – Spottiswoode and His Enemies (rock ‘n’ roll set) – Living Room  – 9pm

Oct. 9 – The SilosLiving Room – 10pm

Oct. 9 – Freddie StevensonRockwood Music Hall – Midnight

Oct. 10 – Willy MasonRockwood Stage 2 – 9pm

Oct. 11 – Julia Haltigan11th Street Bar – 10pm

Oct. 12 – Willie NileJoe’s Pub – 7pm

Oct. 13 – Losers Lounge – Phil Collins vs. Peter Gabriel – Joe’s Pub – 7pm

Sold Out! Oct. 13 – Spin Doctors performing “Pocket Full Of Kryptonite” opening, James MaddockBowery Ballroom – doors 8pm /show 9pm

Oct. 13 – Nick AfricanoRockwood Music Hall – Midnight

Oct. 14 – Losers Lounge – Phil Collins vs. Peter Gabriel – Joe’s Pub – 7pm

Oct. 14 – Lelia BroussardRockwood Music Hall Stage 2 – 8:30pm

Oct. 14 – Garland JeffreysHighline Ballroom – doors 8pm / show 9pm

Oct. 14 – Losers Lounge – Phil Collins vs. Peter Gabriel – Joe’s Pub – 9:30pm

Oct. 15 – Losers Lounge – Phil Collins vs. Peter Gabriel – Joe’s Pub – 6:30pm

 Oct. 15 – Food Will Win the WarThe Bowery Electric – show 8pm

Oct. 15 – Losers Lounge – Phil Collins vs. Peter Gabriel – Joe’s Pub – 9pm

Oct. 15 – Spanking CharleneLakeside Lounge – 11pm

Oct. 16 – Jay Farrar, Laura CantrellCity Winery – doors 5pm / show 8pm

Oct. 16 – Adam LevyRockwood Music Hall – 8pm

Oct. 16 – Megan ReillyZebulon – Time TBD

Oct. 16 – The SilosLiving Room – 8pm

Oct. 16 – Spottiswoode and His Enemies (with Kenny White and Amy Correia) – Living Room – 9pm

Oct. 16 – Freddie StevensonRockwood Music Hall – Midnight

Oct.  17 – Melody KillsRockwood Music Hall – 9pm

Oct. 18 – Julia Haltigan11th Street Bar – 10pm

Oct. 18 – Carolyn WonderlandJoe’s Pub – 10pm

Oct. 18 – KaiserCartelLiving Room- 10pm (CMJ)

Oct. 19 – Clap Your Hands Say YeahAce Hotel (KEXP) 20 W. 29th St. – 4:30pm (CMJ)

Oct. 19 – The PostellesWebster Hall – 8pm (CMJ)

Oct. 19 - Aaron Lee Tasjan and Weird OhioThe Rock Shop – 9pm (CMJ)

Oct. 19 - KaiserCartelThe Rock Shop – 10pm (CMJ)

Oct. 19 – Sydney WayserLiving Room – 10:20pm (CMJ)

Oct. 19 – Ursa MinorLiving Room- 11:40pm (CMJ)

Oct. 19 – Aaron Lee Tasjan and Weird OhioThe Bowery Electric – 1am (CMJ)

Oct. 20 – “The Elvis Club”Lakeside Lounge – 7pm

Oct. 20 – Misty BoyceThe Delancey (Main Floor) – 9pm (CMJ)

Canceled: Oct. 21 – WinterpillsLiving Room – 2:15pm (CMJ)

Oct. 21 – KaiserCartelLiving Room- 3pm (CMJ)

Oct.21 – Cosmos Says HelloWicked Willy’s 149 Bleecker St. – 7pm (CMJ)

Canceled: Oct. 21 – Willie NileLiving Room – 7:45pm

Oct. 21 – Jonathan RichmanThe Bell House – doors 8pm / show 9pm

Oct. 21 – Aaron Lee Tasjan and Weird OhioRockwood Stage 2 – 10pm (CMJ)

Oct. 21 – The Grip WeedsLocal 269 – 11pm (CMJ)

Oct. 21 – Chris Cubeta and The Liars ClubThe Living Room -12:15am (CMJ)

Oct. 22 – Sydney WayserArlene’s Grocery – 3:45pm (CMJ)

Cancelled: Oct. 22 – Scott KempnerLiving Room - 7pm (CMJ)

Oct. 22 – Drina Seay (full band show) – Otto’s Shrunken Head – 7:30pm

Oct. 22 – Jonathan RichmanThe Bell House – doors 9pm / show 10pm

Oct. 22 – My Pet DragonMercury Lounge – 8pm

Oct. 22 – Misty BoyceThe Rock Shop – 9pm (CMJ)

Oct. 22 – Chris Cubeta and The Liars ClubThe Rock Shop – 9:40pm (CMJ)

Oct. 23 – Spin Doctors performing “Pocket Full Of Kryptonite”Brooklyn Bowl – doors 7pm / show 9pm

Oct. 23 – Adam LevyRockwood Music Hall – 8pm

Oct. 23 – The SilosLiving Room – 8pm

Oct. 23 – Spottiswoode and His Enemies (Jazz set) – Living Room  – 9pm

Oct. 23 – Freddie StevensonRockwood Music Hall – Midnight

Oct.24 – Dan BernJoe’s Pub – 9:30pm

Oct. 25 – Brooklyn Songwriters Exchange with Megan Palmer, Jason Crosby and Leslie MendelsonSpike Hill – 7-9pm

Oct.25 – Dan BernJoe’s Pub – 9:30pm

Oct. 25 – Julia Haltigan11th Street Bar – 10pm

Sold Out! Oct. 26 – DawesWebster Hall – doors 7pm /show 8pm

Oct. 26 – Peter WolfBowery Ballroom – doors 7pm / show 8pm

Oct. 27 – Jim Keller BandLakeside Lounge – 9pm

Update: Oct. 27 – The Ramblers – The Living Room – 11pm

Sold Out! Oct. 28 – Peter WolfThe Bell House – doors 7pm / show 8pm (seated show)

Update: Oct. 28 – Sasha DobsonBAMcafe Live – 9pm

Oct. 28 – Julia HaltiganRockwood Music Hall – 9pm

Oct. 28 – James MaddockRockwood Stage 2 – 9:30pm

Oct. 29 – Melody KillsRockwood Music Hall – 9pm

Sold Out! Oct. 30 – The Little WilliesThe Bell House – doors 7pm / show 8pm

Oct. 30 – Spottiswoode and His Enemies (Halloween set) – Living Room  – 9pm

Oct. 30 – Jim Keller BandRockwood Stage 2 – 10pm

Sold Out! Oct. 31 – Nov. 2 – Matthew Sweet (Girlfriend Anniversary shows) – City Winery – doors 6pm / show 8pm (Late Nov. 2 show still available)

Oct. 31 – Bess Rogers and The Flux CapacitorsRockwood Stage 2 – 8pm




Advance Planning: September Music Calendar

Posted in Calendars, Live NYC with tags , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , on August 28, 2011 by Eliot

September is the end of summer, the reopening of school and the beginning of the fall concert season.  The big event of the month is the new Brooklyn Indie Music Fest which is running from September 16 through 18.  It features many performers both familiar and new to me (see below) and everything is in one place, Littlefield.  The clubs have been recalcitrant in getting their full September schedules up, so expect additions to this calendar over the month.

Sept. 1 – Amy SpeaceChristopher Street Coffee House – 7:30pm

Sept. 2 – Thomas Bryan Eaton & Hobson’s Choice - Union Hall – doors 8pm

Sept. 3 – Drina Seay – Googie’s Lounge (upstairs at The Living Room) – 8:30pm

Sept. 3 – MarwoodRockwood Stage 2 – 9pm

Sept. 4 – Freddie StevensonRockwood Music Hall – Midnight

Sept. 6 – Kevn Kinney Band with Anton Fier, Tony Scherr and Andy Hess  – Rockwood Stage 2 – 10:30pm

Sept. 6 – Aaron Comess (feat. Teddy Kumpel & Richard Hammond) – Rockwood Stage 2 – Midnight

Sept. 7 – Poundcake (featuring Teddy Thompson, Jeff Hill, and Ethan Eubanks) Plus Special Guests – City Winery – doors 5pm / show 8pm

Sept. 7 – Nick Africano and Misty BoyceThe Rock Shop – 7:30pm

Sept. 8 – John Doe (Record Release Show) – Rockwood Stage 2 – 8:30pm

Sept. 9 – Emily Zuzik (Farewell to NY Show) – Rockwood Music Hall – 9pm

Sept. 9 – Basement BandLiving Room – Midnight

Sept. 10 – Radio Free Song Club
The Radio Free All Stars will include Dave Schramm, David Mansfield, Jeremy Chatzsky and Paul Moschella. Laura Cantrell, Kate Jacobs, Dave Schramm, and guests Amy Allison and Emily Arin and Ed Askew will play brand new songs, and author Leslie Daniels is going to read an essay- Living Room – 6-8pm

Sept. 10 – Richard JulianRockwood Music Hall – 9pm

Sept. 11 – 9/11 Benefit Show (net profits go to 9/11 Health Now) – City Winery – All tickets $50
Suzzy & Maggie Roche, Richard Barone, James Maddock, Teddy Thompson, Julie Gold, Rich Pagano, Loudon Wainwright, Jesse Harris, Marshall Crenshaw, Cory Chisel,  Nicole Atkins, Rich Ferguson, Vernon Reid, Jesse Smith

Sept. 11 – Freddie StevensonRockwood Music Hall – Midnight

Sept. 12 – Sasha DobsonLiving Room – 8pm

Sept. 13 – On Your Radar hosted by WFUV’s John Platt with ilyAIMY, Mary Lee Kortes, PJ PacificoLiving Room – 7-9pm

Sept. 13 – The Wronglers featuring Jimmie Dale GilmoreSouthpaw – doors 8pm / show 9pm

Sept. 15 – My Pet DragonRocks Off Concert Cruise aboard The Half Moon (23rd St & FDR Drive) – Boarding 7pm/ Departure 8pm / Return 11pm

Brooklyn Indie Music Fest

Sept. 16
Mother Feather, DXA, Lyle Divinsky, Bubble Geese, The Little Death, The Dirty Urchins, People’s Champs, Apollo Run, Taurus, Michaela Anne, Seth Adam, Todd Kramer, Mike Scala, Chris Q. Murphy, Aaron Comess, Aaron Lee Tasjan
- Littlefield – doors 3pm / show starts at 3:15pm

Sept. 17
Open Till Midnight, Jonka, Julia Haltigan, Comandante Zero, Kendra Morris, Patchwerk, the Bloodsugars, Julian Velard, Kimberly Nichole, Melody Kills, Jeff Taylor, Jamie Bendell, Jon Sandler, Stately Ghosts, My Glorious Mess, Lola Johnson, The Woes, Craig Greenberg, The Ramblers, Sara Rayani, Cosmos Says Hello, Matt Sucich
- Littlefield – doors 11:45am / show starts at Noon

Sept. 18
Le Mood, Kaiser Cartel, The Madison Square Gardeners, The Mast, Freddie Stevenson, Wyatt, James Maddock, Corn Mo, GoodBye Picasso, Joy Askew, Alfonso Velez, Annie Keating, Mr. Barrington, Adam Levy, Shenandoah and the Night, Kristin Errett, Pete Pidgeon, Milly Beau, Bianca Merkley, Alana Amram, Dare Dukes
- Littlefield – doors 11:45am / show starts at Noon

Sept. 17 – Ursa Minor – House Concert at 805 E 21st Street, Brooklyn – 8pm

Sept. 17 – Linda Hill hosts the Hank Williams 88th Birthday Show  w/ Lindy Loo & the Lucky Fellers, Monica “Li’l Mo” Passin, Elena Skye of Demolition String Band, Paul Thornton, Karen Hudson, and Chicky Wicky – Googie’s Lounge (Upstairs at The Living Room) – 9:30pm

Sept. 17 – Spanking CharleneLakeside Lounge – 11pm

Sept. 18 – Drina Seay with Homeboy Steve – Treehouse at 2A – 8:30pm

Sept. 18 – Elena & Boo of The Demolition String Band – Treehouse at 2A – 9:30pm

Sept. 19 – The Basement BandSpike Hill – 10pm

Sept. 20 – Drina Seay with Homeboy Steve and Tim Heap – Local 269 – 7pm

Sept. 20 – Julia Haltigan11th St. Bar – 10pm

Sept. 21 – Alex Battles and The Whisky RebellionUnion Hall – doors 8pm

Sept. 22 – Kim RicheyRockwood Stage 2 – 7:30pm

Sept. 22 – Harper BlynnLiving Room – 8pm

Sept. 22 – Jim Keller BandLakeside Lounge – 9pm

Sept. 22 – Sasha Dobson (Jazz set) – Barbes – 10pm

Sept. 22 – The RamblersLiving Room – 11pm

Sept. 23 – Roger Clyne & the PeacemakersHighline Ballroom – doors 6pm / show 8pm

Sept. 23 – Deni Bonet (CD Release Show) – Living Room – 9pm

Sept. 23 – James MaddockRockwood Stage 2 – 9pm

Update: Sept. 23 – Sister Sparrow and The Dirty BirdsSullivan Hall – 10pm

Update: Sept. 24 – Spanking CharleneConey Island Film Festival Party at The New York Aquarium – 8pm

Sept. 24 – Amy Correia – House Concert (contact kathryn_space@yahoo.com for info and to RSVP) – doors 7pm / show 8pm

Sept. 24 – Melody Kills- Rockwood Music Hall – 9pm

Sept. 27 – Drina Seay with Homeboy Steve and Tim Heap – Local 269 – 7pm

Update: Sept. 28 – Shooter JenningsHill Country – 8:30pm

Sept. 30 – Oct. 1 – Keren AnnCity Winery – doors 6pm / show 8pm

Sept. 30 – Misty Boyce and Mother Feather (CD Release Show) – The Bowery Electric – doors 6:30

Sept. 30 – Josh Flagg & the ObligationsThe Rock Shop – doors 8pm /show 9pm

Musician Closeup: Misty Boyce

Posted in Live NYC, Musician Closeup with tags , , , , , on August 25, 2011 by Eliot

Misty Boyce took a few months off from performing recently, which surely disappointed the audience of this Lower East Side fan favorite.  But Misty used the time to figure out what what made sense as she moves forward in her career.  Although Misty has been a much in demand side player on the New York scene, she’s letting that go for now; she’s decided to focus on her own music and the music of Clyde, the alt country/rock group that she and Nick Africano lead.

Another important part of Misty’s life is yoga.  She’s become certified as a yoga instructor and she finds this as a good way to remove stress from her world.

As a result of this refocusing, Misty is moving forward with a renewed sense of purpose.  Clyde has completed recording the band’s first album, recorded with Chris Cubeta at Galuminum Foil Studios.  Misty told me recently that record was recorded without pressure and the songs came out naturally without a lot of production.

That  relaxed feeling is carrying over.  Misty noted that “recording the new Misty Boyce record is so much more relaxed” than the sessions for her first album.  This new album will feature songs that she’s already been performing.  And, Misty added, those recent songs have been written “from a happy place.”

Although Misty was referring to her state of mind, she could have been referring to her relationship with New York City as well.  Although New York was at first off putting to this native of Las Cruces, a town of 80,000 located in the middle of the desert in New Mexico.  But having found several communities of people with interests similar to hers, Misty has made her peace with The Big Apple.

Misty Boyce and Nick Africano will be performing individual sets at The Rock Shop on Sept. 7th.

Advance Planning: August Music Calendar Updates (Added 8/8)

Posted in Calendars, Live NYC with tags , , , , , , , , , , , , , , on August 8, 2011 by Eliot

A cancellation, a reduction (The James Maddock Trio became the James Maddock Duo) and some additional listings for the month.

Canceled: Aug. 9 – Nick Africano and Misty BoyceThe Rock Shop – 7:30pm

Aug. 9 – Julia Haltigan11th Street Bar – 10pm

Aug. 12 – The Amygdaloids – Googie’s Lounge (upstairs at The Living Room) – 7:30pm

Aug. 15 – Ursa MinorLiving Room – 10pm

Aug. 16 – Julia Haltigan11th Street Bar – 10pm

Aug. 19 – The Dirty UrchinsRockwood Music Hall – 7pm

Aug. 23  – James Maddock Duo (w/John Shannon) – Rockwood Stage 2 – 7:30pm

Aug. 23 – Julia Haltigan11th Street Bar – 10pm

Aug. 26 – Julia HaltiganRockwood Music Hall – 9pm

Aug. 30 – Julia Haltigan11th Street Bar – 10pm

Advance Planning: August Music Calendar

Posted in Live NYC, Calendars with tags , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , on July 26, 2011 by Eliot

Either there are a lot of musicians taking the month of August off, or there will be more shows posted in the coming days and weeks.  Still there’s a nice variety of things going on, just not at the frenetic pace of July.  As always, where there are updates, they will be posted, both here and in a news item.

Aug. 2 – Israel Nash Gripka (Farewell to New York Show) – Rockwood Music Hall – 9pm

Aug. 3 – Demolition String BandLiving Room – 7pm

Aug. 4 – Hobson’s ChoiceSpike Hill – 11pm

Aug. 5 – My Pet Dragon (Record Release Show) – Mercury Lounge – Midnight

Aug. 7 – Freddie StevensonRockwood Music Hall – Midnight

Aug. 9 – Nicole AtkinsCity Winery Parking Lot – 5:30pm

Aug. 9 – Nick Africano and Misty BoyceThe Rock Shop – 7:30pm

Aug. 9 – Julia Haltigan11th Street Bar – 10pm

Aug. 11 – MiltonWorld Financial Center – 5:30pm

Aug. 12 – Drina SeayLakeside Lounge – 7pm

Aug. 12 – Radio Happy Hour: The Final Episode w/ special guests Twin Sister, Mike Doughty, Matt Pond PA, Franz Nicolay, Jenny Slate, Max Silvestri, Gabe Liedman, Arden Myrin, Arthur Phillips, John & Molly Knefel, Murray Hill, William Ocean, Jared Logan, Jessi Klein, & more – Le Poisson Rouge – doors 6:30pm / show 7:30pm

Aug. 12 – The Amygdaloids – Googie’s Lounge (upstairs at The Living Room) – 7:30pm

Aug. 13 – Drivin’ N Cryin’Mercury Lounge – Midnight

Aug. 14 – Freddie StevensonRockwood Music Hall – Midnight

Aug. 15 – Ursa MinorLiving Room – 10pm

Aug. 16 – Julia Haltigan11th Street Bar – 10pm

Aug. 17 – Shooter Jennings & The Triple CrownThe Bowery Electric – 11pm

Aug. 18 – Jim BoggiaRockwood Stage 2 – 7pm

Aug. 19 – Cassie PetersonLiving Room – 7pm

Aug. 19 – The Dirty UrchinsRockwood Music Hall – 7pm

Aug. 20 – Caitlin RoseMercury Lounge – 8pm

Aug. 20 – Spanking CharleneLakeside Lounge – 11pm

Aug. 21 – Danya KurtzBarbes – 7pm

Aug. 21 – Freddie StevensonRockwood Music Hall – Midnight

Aug. 22 – Martha WainwrightJoe’s Pub at Cooper Square Hotel – 7:30pm (limited tickets at the door only)

Aug. 22 – Sheri MillerRockwood Music Hall – 8pm

Aug. 23  – James Maddock Duo (w/John Shannon) – Rockwood Stage 2 – 7:30pm

Aug. 23 – Julia Haltigan11th Street Bar – 10pm

Aug. 24 – Lelia BroussardHighline Ballroom – doors 6pm / show 8pm

Aug. 24 – Charlie Faye (Record Release Show) – Rockwood Stage 2 – 8pm

Aug. 26 – Amy Speace (playing with James Mastro) – Guitar Bar Jr. – 7:30pm (limited capacity, bring your own chair, first come first served)

Aug. 26 – James Maddock, Melody KillsPublic Assembly – show 8pm

Aug. 26 – Julia HaltiganRockwood Music Hall – 9pm

Canceled: Aug. 27 – Ted LeoThe Rock Shop – show 8pm

Canceled: Aug. 27 – Sydney WayserLiving Room – 9pm

Canceled: Aug. 29 – Robbie FulksLiving Room – 8pm

Canceled: Aug. 30 – Robbie Fulks and Jenny Scheinman - Barbes – 7pm

Canceled: Aug. 3o – Ulysses S. GrantRockwood Stage 2 – 10:30pm

Update: Aug. 30 – The Elvis Club – Lakeside Lounge – 9pm (but get there early)

Aug. 30 – Julia Haltigan11th Street Bar – 10pm

Update: Aug. 30 – Aaron Lee TasjanRockwood Stage 2 – 10:30pm

Tonight: Five Shows (You Can Probably Catch Three of Them)

Posted in Live NYC with tags , , , , , , , , , , , , , on July 16, 2011 by Eliot

The choice sign is posted above because it’s another of those “everyone is playing tonight” nights.  The real tough decision is at 11pm, when three of those five shows occur.  Here are your choices posted in time of show order:

Clyde (Nick Africano and Misty Boyce plus a band) – Littlefield (622 DeGraw Street between 3rd and 4th Avenues, Brooklyn, R Train to Union Street) – 8pm, $10 (also on the bill are Matt Singer, Kate Kilbane and Chris Cubeta and The Liars Club – see below)

Time Updated: Megan Reilly (atmospheric rock; Megan doesn’t play all that often) – The Living Room (154 Ludlow Street between Stanton and Rivington Streets, F Train to 2nd Avenue) – 10pm 9pm, No Cover (but a donation for the band is highly recommended)

Lenny Kaye (long time guitarist for Patti Smith, producer and music writer) – Mercury Lounge (217 East Houston Street between Ludlow and Essex Streets, F Train to 2nd Avenue or Delancey Street or J Train to Essex Street), 11pm, $10

Chris Cubeta and The Liars Club (straight ahead rock) – Littlefield (622 DeGraw Street between 3rd and 4th Avenues, Brooklyn, R Train to Union Street) – 11pm, $10 (also on the bill are Clyde, Matt Singer and Kate Kilbane- see above)

Spanking Charlene (punk and rock and tonight Eric Ambel sits in with them) – Lakeside Lounge (162 Avenue B near 10th Street, any train to 14th Street or the L Train to 1st Avenue, transfer t0 the M14A or M14D bus to 11th Street and walk to Avenue B) – 11pm, No Cover (but donation for the band strongly encouraged)

Updated – Yet another good show: Dayna Kurtz (jazz and blues) – The Living Room (154 Ludlow Street between Stanton and Rivington Streets, F Train to 2nd Avenue) – 11pm – 1am, No Cover (but a donation for the band is highly recommended)

Advance Planning: May Music Calendar

Posted in Calendars, Live NYC with tags , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , on April 26, 2011 by Eliot

It’s nearly May and therefore it’s time for the May music calendar.  As always, this is a work in progress that will be updated, so don’t forget to check back here frequently.  May starts off with the first outdoor show of the season over in Hoboken.

May 1 – Hoboken Arts and Music Festival with Bern & the Brights (1pm), The Pretty Babies (2pm), The Baseball Project (3pm) and Ian Hunter (4:30 pm) – Washington Street & Observer Highway

May 1 -  Marshall Crenshaw & Band performing Marshall’s self-titled album from 1982 – City Winery – 8pm

May 1 – Adam LevyRockwood Music Hall – 9pm

May 1 – Addie BrownleeSheep Station – 9pm (Short Set with Sheepish Show and Tell Variety Show)

May 2- Ulysses S. GrantLiving Room – 9pm

May 3 – Julia Haltigan11th Street Bar – 10pm

May 3 – Ulysses S. GrantRockwood Stage 2 – 10:30pm

May 5 – MiltonJoe’s Pub – 9:30pm

May 5 – Hobson’s ChoiceSpike Hill – 11pm

May 6 – Harper BlynnApple Store (w.14th St.) – 8pm

May 6 – Alejandro Escovedo and Jesse MalinMaxwells – 9pm

May 7 – Sasha DobsonPete’s Candy Store – 11pm

May 8 – Entertaining Science: Brain Trauma & One Man’s Music with singer-songwriter Vince Bell and Dr. John Krakauer, Cornelia Street Cafe – 6pm

May 8 – Adam LevyRockwood Music Hall – 9pm

May 9 – Kinky FriedmanHighline Ballroom – doors 6pm /show 8pm

May 9 – A Tribute to Billy Joel, to benefit the Foundation Fighting Blindness. Part of the “Leave A Lasting Mark” Concert Series. With performances by Megan Cox, Craig Greenberg, Pat Firth, Chris LoPresto, Adam Minkoff, Scott Stein, Luke Wesley, Jason Wexler of Julius C, and moreRockwood Stage 2 – 6:30pm

May 9- Ulysses S. GrantLiving Room – 9pm

May 9 – Nick AfricanoRockwood Music Hall – 9pm

May 10 – John Platt’s On Your Radar with Amy Speace, Fraser Anderson & The WinterlingsLiving Room – 7-9pm

May 10 – Willie NileJoe’s Pub – 7pm

May 10 – Julia Haltigan11th Street Bar – 10pm

May 11 – Drina Seay and Homeboy SteveBar 82 – 9pm

May 12 – Adam Levy & the Mint Imperials – Best Buy Union Square – 6pm

May 13 – The AmygdaloidsBanjo Jim’s – 8pm

May 15 – Adam LevyRockwood Music Hall – 9pm

May 17 – Emily Zuzik (music set and interview)- Spike Hill – 7pm

May 17 – Aaron Lee Tasjan11th Street Bar – 9pm

May 17 – Julia Haltigan11th Street Bar – 10pm

May 19 – Two Cow GarageUnion Hall – 8pm

May 19 – Laura CantrellHill Country – doors 9:30pm / show 10pm

May 19 – The Madison Square GardenersRockwood Stage 2 – 11:30pm

May 21 – Teddy ThompsonCity Winery – 8pm

May 21 – Garland JeffreysThe Living Room – 9pm

May 21 – Bess Rogers- Rockwood Music Hall – 9pm

May 21 – Allison WeissRockwood Music Hall – 10pm

May 21 – Spanking CharleneLakeside Lounge – 11pm

May 22 – Adam LevyRockwood Music Hall – 9pm

May 24 – Radio Free Song Club featuring Victoria Williams, Freedy Johnston, Laura Cantrell, Dave Schramm, Kate Jacobs, David Mansfield, & Jody Harris – Living Room – 7-9pm

May 24 – Ursa MinorJoe’s Pub – 7:30pm

May 24 – The SchrammsLiving Room – 9pm

May 24 – Sheri Miller- Rockwood Stage 2 – 9pm

May 24 – Julia Haltigan11th Street Bar – 10pm

May 24 – Jesse Harris- Rockwood Stage 2 – 11pm

May 25 -  The Jim Keller BandLakeside Lounge – 9pm

May 26 – Dylan Fest (Two Different Shows. Featuring The Cabin Down Below Band and special guests Norah Jones, Adam Green, Will Forte and Jason Sudeikis of SNL, Jesse Malin, Nikolai Fraiture of the Strokes, Little Joy’s Binki Shapiro, Nicole Atkins (Thursday only), Tad Kubler of the Hold Steady, Reeve and Zane Carney, Adam Schlesinger and Jody Porter of Fountains of Wayne, Sammy James, Jr. of Mooney Suzuki, Robbers On High Street’s Ben Trokan, Steve Schiltz of Longwave & Hurricane Bells, Antony Ellis of Five O Clock Heroes, Luke Rathborne, Jack Dischel of Only Son, Josh Lattanzi of The Lemonheads & The Candles and many, many more) – Bowery Ballroom – 8pm

May 26 – Candy & Women (Li’l Mo and Drina Seay) – Banjo Jim’s – 9pm

May 26 – Drina and the Deep Blue SeaBanjo Jim’s – 10pm

May 27- James MaddockRockwood Stage 2 – 7:30pm

May 27 - Teddy Thompson and FriendsCity Winery – 8pm

May 27 – Dylan FestBowery Ballroom – 8pm

May 28 – Caitlin RoseBowery Ballroom – 8pm

May 28 – The MastersonsThe Bowery Electric – 10pm

May 29 – Adam LevyRockwood Music Hall – 9pm

May 31 – Brianna Sage & Friends – Rockwood Music Hall – 7pm

Update: May 31 – Jim Boggia – Doma Cafe (17 Perry St., Greenwich Village)  – 7pm

Update: May 31 – Li’l Mo and The MonocatsBanjo Jim’s – 10pm

May 31 – Julia Haltigan11th Street Bar – 10pm

Advance Planning: March Music Calendar

Posted in Calendars, Live NYC with tags , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , on March 1, 2011 by Eliot

SXSW Countdown Calendar by and used courtesy of Jessica Wagner

Welcome to March.  It’s a pretty busy month as you can see.  In the middle of the month, NIHE will travel down to Austin for our yearly daily reporting on the SXSW Music conference and festival.  As usual, this calendar will be updated during the month, although updates will probably cease during the festivities in Texas.

Mar. 2 – Emily Zuzik – Best Buy 6th Ave & 23rd St. – 5pm

Mar. 2 – Mojo ManciniRockwood Stage 2 – 7pm

Mar. 2 – Aaron Lee TasjanThe National Underground – 6-8pm

Mar. 3 – Amy CorreiaRockwood Stage 2 – 8pm

Mar. 3 -  Jim Keller BandLakeside Lounge – 9pm

Mar. 4 – Thomas Bryan EatonRockwood Stage 2 – 7:30pm

Mar. 4 – The Mastersons, Golden Eagle, Findlay BrownThe Bowery Electric – 7:30pm

Mar. 4 – Julia HaltiganBAM Cafe – 9:30pm

Mar. 4 – Steve Wynn and The Miracle 3The Living Room – 10pm

Mar. 7 – Jon Graboff’s Pedal Steel Guitar World of DiscoveryRockwood Stage 2 – Midnight

Mar 8 – Julia Haltigan11th Street Bar – 10pm

Mar. 9 – Aaron Lee TasjanThe National Underground – 6-8pm

Mar. 9 – Grace Potter and the Nocturnals – Irving Plaza – 7pm

Mar. 10 – Grace Potter and the Nocturnals – Irving Plaza – 7pm

Mar. 10 – Food Will Win the WarRockwood Music Hall – 9pm

Mar. 10 – Harper BlynnJoe’s Pub – 9pm

Mar. 10 – Hobson’s ChoiceSpike Hill – 10pm

Mar. 11 – Emily Zuzik- Rockwood Music Hall – 6pm

Mar. 11- Ursa Minor – M Bar – 7pm

Mar. 11 – The RamblersRockwood Music Hall – 8pm

Mar. 11 – Mary Lee Kortes -  The Songs of Beulah Rowley, a song cycle with narration and projections based on the biography of the fictional character Beulah Rowley – The Cell Theater – 8pm

Mar. 11 – Jesse HarrisZebulon – 9pm

Mar. 11 – Li’l Mo and The MonicatsBanjo Jim’s – Midnight

Mar. 11 – The Madison Square GardenersRockwood Stage 2 – Midnight

Mar. 12 – Joe Hurley‘s 12th Annual All-Star Irish Rock Revue -  Highline Ballroom – doors 6pm / show 7pm

Mar. 12 – Mary Lee Kortes -  The Songs of Beulah Rowley, a song cycle with narration and projections based on the biography of the fictional character Beulah Rowley – The Cell Theater – 8pm

Mar. 13 – A Tribute to Paul Simon: “Graceland” A Fundraiser to Benefit City Harvest w/ John Schmitt, Chris Ayer, Bryan Dunn, Live Society, Emily Zuzik, Lara Ewen, Morgan Holland, Evan Watson, Dave PittengerRockwood Stage 2 – 7:30pm

Mar. 14 – Jon Graboff’s Pedal Steel Guitar World of DiscoveryRockwood Stage 2 – Midnight

Mar. 15 – PoundcakeRockwood Stage 2 – 9pm

Mar 15 – Julia Haltigan11th Street Bar – 10pm

Mar. 16 – Aaron Lee TasjanThe National Underground – 6-8pm Cancelled

Mar. 17 – Karla BonoffHighline Ballroom – doors 6pm / show 8pm

Mar. 18 – James MaddockRockwood Stage 2 – Two shows – 7:30pm and 10pm

Mar. 18 – David RocheBanjo Jim’s – 8pm

Mar. 18 – The Bright WhiteMercury Lounge – 10pm

Mar. 19 – My Pet DragonThe Cake Shop – doors 8pm

Mar. 19 – Ursa MinorThe Living Room – 9pm

Mar. 20 – Alana Sveta – Spike Hill – 10pm

Mar. 21 – Nick Africano- Rockwood Music Hall – 7pm

Mar. 21 – George UsherLakeside Lounge – 9pm

Mar. 21 – Jesse HarrisRockwood Stage 2 – 10:30pm

Mar. 21 – Jon Graboff’s Pedal Steel Guitar World of DiscoveryRockwood Stage 2 – Midnight

Mar 22 – Julia Haltigan11th Street Bar – 10pm

Mar. 22 – Bess RogersThe Bell House – 7:30pm

Mar. 23 – Aaron Lee TasjanThe National Underground – 6-8pm

Mar. 23 – Matthew RyanThe Living Room – 9pm

Update: Mar. 23 – Allison WeissBruar Falls – 10pm

Mar. 24 – Sister Sparrow and the Dirty BirdsWebster Hall Studio – 8pm

Update: Mar. 24 – Allison WeissPianos – 8pm

Mar. 24 – The Damnwells and Harper BlynnBowery Ballroom – doors 8pm / show 9pm

Mar. 24 – Lelia BroussardRockwood Stage 2 – 9pm

Update: Mar. 25 – Teddy ThompsonRubin Museum of Art – 7pm

Mar. 25 – Wes HutchinsonRockwood Stage 2 – 10pm

Mar. 26 – Big Star’s Third -Norman Blake (Teenage Fanclub), Mitch Easter (Let’s Active), Ira Kaplan (Yo La Tengo), Tift Merritt, Mike Mills (R.E.M.), Will Rigby (the dB’s), Matthew Sweet, Chris Stamey (the dB’s), Jody Stephens (Big Star) and M. Ward (She & Him) will be joined by The Lost in the Trees Orchestra with Jane Scarpantoni, Django Haskins (The Old Ceremony), Brett Harris, Sidney Dixon and Matt McMichaels plus special guests to announced – Baruch Performing Arts Center (at Baruch College) – Mason Hall – doors 6pm / show 7pm

Mar. 26 – John Doe & Jill SobuleCity Winery – 8:30pm

Mar. 26 – Sister Sparrow and the Dirty BirdsPete’s Candy Store – 11pm

Mar. 27 – Amy SpeaceThe Living Room – 8pm

Mar. 27 – Julia HaltiganRockwood Stage 2 – 10pm

Update: Mar. 28 – Ron Sexsmith and Caitlin RoseHighline Ballroom – doors 6pm / show 8pm

Update: Mar. 28 – Kevn Kinney & The Madison Square GardenersThe Rock Shop – 7pm

Mar. 28 – Jon Graboff’s Pedal Steel Guitar World of DiscoveryRockwood Stage 2 – Midnight

Mar. 29 – Aaron Lee TasjanThe Living Room – 10pm

Mar 29 – Julia Haltigan11th Street Bar – 10pm

Mar. 30 – Aaron Lee TasjanThe National Underground – 6-8pm

Mar. 31 – Josh Flagg and The Obligations CD Release Party – The Bowery Electric – 7:30pm

Mar. 31 – Drina and the Deep Blue SeaBanjo Jim’s – 9pm

 

 

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