Babys All Right

Carnegie Hall, Brooklyn Bowl, Town Hall, Public Records, The Shed, House of Yes, Knockdown Center, and Basement are among the venues temporarily shuttering to help stop the spread of coronavirus.

The Dance, the Manhattan club opened by Baby’s All Right owner Billy Jones, is closing less than five months after it opened.

There’s only a couple weeks left in 2019 and New Year’s Eve looms. What are you doing to ring in 2020? If you’re in NYC for it there are lots of options and here’s another…

Sharon’s video for new song ”Seventeen” is a ”love letter to New York” that pays tribute to Pianos, Sin-é, Cake Shop, Zebulon, Union Pool, and Baby’s All Right.

The Baby’s All Right 5th Birthday show, which is right before their tour with Porches, also features True Blue and Alice Cohen and the Channel 14 Weather Team.

Online ticketing service Ticketfly is still down, more than 24 hours since announcing they were the “target of a cyber incident.” It’s staying down as they investigate and “don’t have a specific timeline to share right now. We deeply regret the inconvenience caused by this incident and are working around the clock to resolve the issue and get all Ticketfly systems back up and running.”

The new venue, still unnamed, will be in a “raw, industrial” warehouse space in the city’s Chinatown and could open by the end of 2018.

Talent buyer Alex Rossiter left Webster Hall to work at AdHoc, where he’s focusing exclusively on bigger clubs. Ric also no longer works at Webster Hall (which was just sold).

Segarra didn’t dwell on her new direction at the album release show at Baby’s All Right last night (3/8), she let the music speak for itself. She did, however, reference the political climate frequently…

The Baby’s All Right spin-off bar is leaving the Avenue A building…