« Bowerbirds played Bowery Ballroom w/ Elvis Perkins & Dave Godowsky (pics) & Union Pool, touring more in 2010 (dates) | the label connections of Slayer-->Passion Pit-->the Antlers--> Local Natives --> Freelance Whales --> Tokyo Police Club »
Posted in music on December 6, 2009
"The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Annex NYC will conclude its stay in New York on January 3 at 8PM. The Rock Annex is exploring opportunities for a tour that would bring exclusive artifacts to music fans and rock enthusiasts around the world. Fans have just one more month to experience the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Annex NYC, showcasing rare artifacts from legendary artists including Springsteen, The Beatles, Bob Dylan, The Rolling Stones, Michael Jackson and its featured exhibit, JOHN LENNON: THE NEW YORK CITY YEARS"
Not too surprising. Adult tickets are $25.60 each. Videos from inside the museum, below...
Comments (24)
Leave a Comment
PLEASE NOTE: If your comment does not appear immediately, it will show up shortly.
Recently
Recent Comments
- James Gandolfini, RIP (22) Anonymous wrote: ...and this has what to do with the next Danny Brown mixtape?... [more]
- Body/Head, The Julie Ruin, Majical Cloudz and Foreplay played the Pitchfork Northside showcase (pictures) (53) Anonymous wrote: Revolution Mom Style NOWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW... [more]
- The Dwarves & The Queers announce tour, playing LPR (dates) (5) Anonymous wrote: HA HA HAHA HA HAHA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA Just SMH... [more]
- Slim Whitman, RIP (3) Anonymous wrote: His speed metal album is highly underrated. Makes Halford sound li... [more]
- watch a video from Black Tusk's new EP ++ tour dates (2) Mallory Keaton wrote: My brother is kind of a dick sometimes, but you shouldn't laugh at ... [more]
- Willie Nelson touring, played w/ Neil Young on CMT (watch) (4) Anonymous wrote: 'Ere, 'ere... [more]
- Blondie planning new LP, announce tour with X (dates) (1) Anonymous wrote: Mom, please stop. Please. Love, Your kids... [more]
- Limp Wrist/Crudos singer Martin Sorrondeguy showing photos from his 'Get Shot!' book in NYC next week (2) Anonymous wrote: ^perhaps lamer?... [more]
Recent Galleries
Most Popular
- James Gandolfini, RIP (22)
- listen to the new Arctic Monkeys single, "Do I Wanna Know?" (18)
- Black Flag w/ The Men @ Warsaw (night 1 pics, videos, setlist) (42)
- Charli XCX -- 2013 Tour Dates (11)
- Famous Class releasing 'Live at Death by Audio 2012' flexi book w/ Ty Segall, METZ, Thee Oh Sees, APTBS & more (6)
- Andrew WK attempting to set record for "Longest Drum Session in a Retail Store" today in Times Square (5)
- Body/Head, The Julie Ruin, Majical Cloudz and Foreplay played the Pitchfork Northside showcase (pictures) (53)
- El Ten Eleven announces North American tour (dates) (3)
Recent Features
-
Firefly Fest is in Delaware this weekend (schedule, map, BrooklynVegan Soundwave, other side stages & more)
-
A Guide to the 2013 Northside Festival (this week in Brooklyn w/ Walkmen, Solange, Torche, Black Flag, Swans & more)
-
Our Katrina and the Waves tribute EP is now on iTunes, Amazon, Spotify & RDIO
-
NYC Memorial Day Weekend Events (DFA Anniversary, Do-Over, Converge, Green-Wood Cemetery, Greg Proops & more)
-
Adam Yauch Park officially open in Brooklyn Heights
Browse Categories (or Browse Tags)
Blogroll
Blogroll Links
- Todd P
- BV Austin
- Stereogum
- BV Chicago
- Thighs Wide Shut
- music snobbery
- done waiting
- Invisible Oranges
- Blabbermouth
- largehearted boy
- gorilla vs bear
- chromewaves
- my old kentucky blog
- You Ain't No Picasso
- The Bergstrom
- Muzzle of Bees
- La Blogoteque
- Daytrotter
- Fluxblog
- Nah Right
- RCRD LBL
- Arjan Writes
- Free Williamsburg
- Hype Machine
- I Guess I'm Floating
- Hipster Runoff
- An Aquarium Drunkard
- The Daily Swarm
- Boing Boing
- Brownstoner
- Gothamist
- Curbed
- Gawker
- WFMU
- WNYC
Colophon
- Twitter.com/BrooklynVegan
- Twitter.com/AllBVposts
- Twitter.com/BVTicketsOnSale
- Twitter.com/BVNYCShows
- Twitter.com/bvCMJ
- Twitter.com/bvSXSW
- Twitter.com/bvComedy
- Twitter.com/InvisOranges
- Facebook.com/BrooklynVegan
- Facebook.com/BrooklynVeganChicago
- Facebook.com/BVAustin
- Facebook.com/InvisibleOranges
- Instagram.com/BrooklynVegan
- Instagram.com/BVChicago
- Instagram.com/BVAustin
- Instagram.com/InvisibleOranges
- MySpace
- MySpace.com/BrooklynVegan
- NEW.MySpace.com/BrooklynVegan
- Feeds
- RSS
Come Together always felt like nyc exactly...So theres some serious John vibe for free...
Posted by Radio King Tut | December 6, 2009 9:44 AM
that dude looks gay.
Posted by gay dar | December 6, 2009 1:03 PM
maybe if they didn't charge so much to get in it wouldn't be closing.
Posted by Anonymous | December 6, 2009 1:09 PM
It's weird that the word "Nigger" would just casually appear on a CNN report.
Posted by Anonymous | December 6, 2009 1:25 PM
it was closer to $30 after service fees, etc. FFffffffff that. buh-bye.
Posted by Anonymous | December 6, 2009 2:40 PM
I didn't even know this existed.
A "hall of fame" is anathema to the ethos of rock music. Why don't old people remember that?
Posted by Anonymous | December 6, 2009 3:31 PM
People would go if it was reasonably priced. But 30$ per person? How out of touch are these guys.
Posted by Anonymous | December 6, 2009 6:16 PM
good riddance.
Posted by Anonymous | December 6, 2009 6:23 PM
I'm always happy to spend $30 to walk through a museum devoted to articles of clothing once worn by famous people.
Posted by nonexistent person | December 6, 2009 6:40 PM
why is this so much money? should be free...5-10 bucks max.
Posted by Anonymous | December 6, 2009 6:43 PM
in related news, I, for one, am SIMPLY HAVING A WONDERFUL CHRISTMAS TIME!
Posted by Paul McCartney | December 6, 2009 6:55 PM
For $26.50 you should be able to smell Cat Power's hair.
Posted by Anonymous | December 6, 2009 7:56 PM
heard it sucks
Posted by Anonymous | December 6, 2009 9:00 PM
I can't walk down Mercer street with an instrument without hearing "rock on, dude!" from tourists. seriously this has happened twice to me in front of this building.
Posted by Anonymous | December 6, 2009 9:18 PM
That's what you get for walking around with a bass drum strapped to yourself. They're being sarcastic.
Posted by Anonymous | December 7, 2009 3:27 AM
If they had any balls -- or decency -- they'd let the homeless come in and take all of Lennon's clothes.
"Givin' all yer clothes to charity," etc.
Posted by Anonymous | December 7, 2009 10:38 AM
6:55 win
Posted by Anonymous | December 7, 2009 1:05 PM
This is a good signal that the douchbag baby-boomer domination of the culture is finally dying away. Fuck the Beatles. No one cares anymore.
Posted by Anonymous | December 7, 2009 1:45 PM
No, more like stupid high admission prices.
If they had a bar as part of the space, then maybe charge $5 to walk through the museum - it might have survived.
Posted by drewo | December 7, 2009 1:50 PM
laughing uproariously @ 1:45
someone slept through 9/9/09!
Posted by Anonymous | December 7, 2009 1:55 PM
the beatles are the most over rated band in history.
Posted by Anonymous | December 7, 2009 9:28 PM
i went went it first opened. cant say itll be missed- or was necessary.
it coulda been something, but was lazy the way it was done (like an MTV behind the scenes. give me bbc anyday) (like Q & Mojo music mags are good, and Rolling Stone & Spin pretty much suck compared) o, im sorry i digress
i go with the shoulda charged 5 bux & had a bar. thatd actually be rock n roll & current. not a boring dated, & now expired, place.
Posted by Anonymous | January 11, 2010 2:42 PM
People would go if it was reasonably priced. But 30$ per person? How out of touch are these guys.
Posted by San | January 10, 2013 9:12 AM
Come Together always felt like nyc exactly...So theres some serious John vibe for free...
Posted by Lowry | January 23, 2013 7:49 PM