What's going on Sunday? (Fleetwood Mac, Chumped, Hubble, Barrsheadahl, Hannibal Buress & more)
photo: Fleetwood Mac at MSG last month (more by Gretchen Robinette)
You can browse our full NYC show calendar for all of tonight’s shows, but here are some highlights…
Fleetwood Mac @ Prudential Center
Fleetwood Mac are now back with their entire classic lineup — Christine McVie, John McVie, Mick Fleetwood, Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham — and tonight they wrap up their multi-night NYC-area run. They’ve still got it and they play all the hits, so see them while you still can.
Chumped, Timeshares, Roger Harvey, Never @ Grand Victory
Brooklyn pop punks Chumped are one of the city’s best new bands in the genre, as last year’s well-received Teenage Retirement helped prove. Tonight they’re with Long Island punks Timeshares, somber songwriter Roger Harvey, and Never.
Hubble, Nick Klein, Die Reihe @ Silent Barn
Tonight Silent Barn hosts a noise/avant-garde/electronic bill headlined by Hubble, one of the projects of former The Men member Ben Greenberg.
Barrsheadahl, Angel of Retribution, Weasel Walter/Chris Pitsiokos Duo, SakeCat @ Palisades
Another good bill for fans of experimental music goes down tonight at Palisades, headlined by Barrsheadahl, the trio of Mick Barr (Krallice), Tim Dahl (Child Abuse, Lydia Lunch) and Kevin Shea (Talibam!, Rhys Chatham). Tim Dahl’s past collaborator Weasel Walter (Behold… The Arctopus) plays a duo set with saxist Chris Pitsiokos in support of their new collaborative LP, Drawn and Quartered.
Nick Thune, Ben Kronberg, Kate Berlant @ The Bell House
A bit like Steven Wright or Demitri Martin, Nick Thune is a joke-teller, not so much an anecdotal comedian. He’s also very funny, and headlines the “Very Comedy! Much Tour!” tour, with another dry wit type, Ben Kronberg, and awesomely out-there Kate Berlant.
Hannibal Buress @ BAM
Once an underground favorite and known as a comedian’s comedian, Hannibal Buress is nobody’s secret anymore. He’s used to playing in Brooklyn on Sunday nights, but this is a little bigger than the front room of Knitting Factory.
There’s also The Grammys on TV tonight (also the premiere of Better Call Saul, plus the return of The Walking Dead and Last Week Tonight with John Oliver).
For all of tonight’s shows, and tomorrow’s, check out our NYC concert calendar.
For laughs, check out the NYC Comedy calendar too.
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