Mac played one one of the swankiest rooms in the city, Radio City Music Hall, before ripping it up in his typical anything-goes fashion at a last minute Bowery Ballroom show.
After a battle with cancer, soul great Charles Bradley has sadly passed away. He was 68.
Interpol warmed up for their big Saturday night (9/23) 'Turn on the Bright Lights' show at Forest Hills Stadium with a more intimate show
He just played Radio City Music Hall. He's now playing Bowery Ballroom the next night.
Phoebe Bridgers' must-hear debut album, Rapsody's long-awaited sophomore album, Chelsea Wolfe's latest triumph, and more
Dates include NYC's Theatre at Madison Square Garden and two nights at the Hollywood Bowl.
Photos of the bands are coming soon, but check out these shots of the venue and people.
Rock N' Roll, cheap beer, tattoos, camping, all in an abandoned zoo in the Catskills.
Dan Deacon, Diarrhea Planet, Dillinger Escape Plan, Eskimeaux, Fu Manchu, Girls Against Boys, Gwar, Jimmy Eat World, Laura Stevenson, Meat Puppets, NOFX, Refused, The Anniversary, The Flaming Lips, The Specials, Tigers Jaw, Ween, and more.
Openers include Off With Their Heads, Crazy & the Brains, Anti-Flag, Masked Intruder, and more.
Saint Etienne, A$AP Mob, Majority Rule, Matt Pond PA, and more Monday show options.
It was a night of perfect weather and great indie rock in Queens, NY.
Both of Mac's NYC shows were sold out, featuring pretty similar setlists, crowd sing-a-longs (and belching). One had more shirtless dudes, crowd surfing and stage diving from the balcony, though.
The return of Gang Gang Dance, Pixies, Brooklyn Comes Alive, Sacred Reich and more Sunday show options.
After a battle with cancer, soul great Charles Bradley has sadly passed away. He was 68.
Interpol celebrated the fifteenth anniversary of their debut album, Turn on the Bright Lights, with an intimate Bowery Ballroom show where they played the album in full.
Phoebe Bridgers just released her debut album Stranger In The Alps on Dead Oceans (which we're loving), and it boasts some high-profile guests like Conor Oberst, John Doe, and former Bon Iver member Rob Moose. Those aren't the only notable musicians showing love to Phoebe's album...
The legendary bassist, composer and multiple band leader William Parker, a major force in free jazz, brought a politically charged concept performance to NYC's Le Poisson Rouge...
It's another insanely stacked night in (and around) NYC, with Brian Wilson (playing Pet Sounds), Interpol (playing Turn on the Bright Lights), Cap'n Jazz, Global Citizen Fest, Brooklyn Comes Alive, Have A Nice Life, Joey Bada$$, Xiu Xiu, H2O (playing 'Thicker Than Water'), Pixies, BTBAM (playing 'Colors'), Flesh World, and more.
How do you follow up playing the biggest, fanciest NYC show of your career? Bowery Ballroom the next day.