The weather forecast may be dreary for the unofficial start of summer, but there are always good shows. Memorial Day Weekend in NYC boasts Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds, The Pixies, Alabama Shakes and more.
Influential Boston hardcore/grind band Siege reunited last year with Mark Fields of Proclamation on vocals, after original vocalist Kevin Mahoney and his replacement Seth Putnam both passed away in 2011...
Tonight's NYC shows include The Wedding Present, WHY?, WBAR-B-Q, Katie Alice Greer (of Priests), Hot Tuna, Street Sects/Planning for Burial, Sondre Lerche, Terry Malts, Tinariwen, and more.
This will be another huge blow to NYC's vibrant but already struggling experimental and avant-garde music scene, but at least John Zorn is giving us over a year to properly say goodbye.
King Woman (and a bunch of other cool bands) were also added to Roadburn.
You have a lot of chances to see John Zorn at his little venue in the East Village, including with Thurston Moore on New Year's Eve. As always, The Stone's schedule is also packed with lots of goodies for months to come.
As part of Rough Trade shops' yearlong 40th Anniversary celebration, old friends and downtown NYC icons Thurston Moore and John Zorn played as a duo at the Brooklyn store...
Plus: other Sonic Youth related news.
New York City is still a place where you can see musicians from the original no wave era perform all the time. Here's a roundup of some upcoming shows from some no wave legends (and other related stuff)...
The Wonder Years, Latterman, La Sera/Springtime Carnivore, Ceremony, Phantogram, Steely Dan, PUP, "John Zorn’s Ultimate Bagatelles Marathon" & more NYC-area show options for your Saturday.