Central Park Summerstage Hosts Autumn Concert with Yo la Tengo Arts Weekly October 8, 2021 Concerts, Reviews Indie rockers out of Northern New Jersey performing in the heart of Central Park... nothing screams "Aquarian coverage!" more. When Yo la Tengo goes on the road, it's imperative for music lovers near an... Read More...
The Dead Daisies at Sony Hall / September 20, 2021 Everynight Charley Crespo October 8, 2021 Concerts, Reviews The Dead Daisies formed in 2013 and, in its eight years, more than 20 musicians, many of them well known, have performed in the band. Many of these musicians hailed from various points in the world. Now based ... Read More...
Folk Pop Singer Dar Williams Makes Stunning Attempt to Find Hope in Generalized Stories Debra Kate Schafer October 6, 2021 Albums, Reviews If you've ever been in a middle school classroom, existed on the Internet in the early 2010s, or are a frequent shopper at stores like Hallmark, there's a strong chance you know the following phrase: "You can'... Read More...
Mellencamp Is More Colorful Than Ever in New Book Sherry Thomas October 6, 2021 Books, Reviews Many people would say John Melllencamp got their attention when they heard “Jack and Diane," “Hurts So Good," or “Pink Houses." I took notice while watching the video for “The Authority Song." It was rebelliou... Read More...
Patti Smith & Her Band at SummerStage in Central Park / September 19, 2021 Everynight Charley Crespo October 6, 2021 Concerts, Reviews Patti Smith was supposed to end her COVID hiatus from live performances at the We Love NYC concert in Central Park in August, singing with Bruce Springsteen on their collaborative song, "Because the Night." Sh... Read More...
A Place to Bury Strangers at the Bowery Ballroom / September 15, 2021 Everynight Charley Crespo October 4, 2021 Concerts, Reviews Was this noise or was this music? The answer is yes. A Place to Bury Strangers at the Bowery Ballroom was both music and noise, and possibly performance art, as well. A Place to Bury Strangers, commonly kno... Read More...
Black Pumas at Brooklyn Steel / September 16, 2021 Everynight Charley Crespo October 4, 2021 Concerts, Reviews A young woman with a cane sat in a folding chair in the disabled section at Brooklyn Steel while the support act, Pachyman, performed his instrumental reggae and dub music. When Black Pumas came on, she stood,... Read More...
The Thematic World of Zac Clark Shines on New Album L. Taylor Adzima October 1, 2021 Albums, Reviews For a pop album that fans are dubbing "simply to die for," you wouldn't quite expect an expletive to be in the title, but, alas, here we are... giving an album titled Holy Shit a five star review. A mys... Read More...
Constantine Maroulis Takes Rock Fans On a (Foreigners) Journey at BergenPAC / September 25, 2021 Debra Kate Schafer September 27, 2021 Concerts, Reviews In life, sometimes we need a little escape, and sometimes that's found in returning to the music we grew up with. Other times, it's found in the off-the-wall talent and good looks of one Rock of Ages star cove... Read More...
All at Once Coheed & Cambria and The Used Took the Stage, the Stream, & the Screen L. Taylor Adzima September 24, 2021 Concerts, Reviews Twice the amount of rock bands means twice the amount of fun, right? If you ask our writer, Taylor Adzima, and our photographer, Anthony Vito Cosentino, they might think so! Power combo Coheed & Cam... Read More...
