Deli Girls
What's Going on Thursday?
Thursday’s NYC-area shows include Four Tet, The Hold Steady, Circuit des Yeux, Vieux Farka Touré, !!!, Black Anvil, Derrick Hodge, Icelandic bands GRÓA and Gugusar, and more.
Oblivion Access announces 2022 set times; The Locust no longer on lineup
The Austin festival (fka Austin Terror) is just over a week away from holding its first edition, and they’ve issued a new update including news about The Locust following the death of drummer Gabe Serbian, along with even more info.
What's Going on Sunday?
Sunday’s NYC-area shows include Nick Cave & Warren Ellis, Mayhem, Maneka, Yatra, and more.
Oblivion Access adds Danny Brown, Andy Morin, The Microphones, more to 2022 lineup
Ho99o9, Grouper, Massacre, Cities Aviv, King Woman, Armand Hammer’s billy woods, HTRK, Full of Hell, and others have also been added to the Austin festival‘s 2022 edition.
What's Going on Saturday?
Today’s NYC-area shows include Rolling Loud day 3, Mannequin Pussy, City Morgue, TOPS, Magnetic Fields, Sister Nancy, MIKE, and more
What's Going on Saturday?
Today’s NYC-area shows including Bruce Springsteen, Paul Simon, The Killers, Wilco, Sleater-Kinney, Lido Pimienta, Antibalas, Action Bronson, and more
'Brooklyn is Burning' doc ft. APTBS, Sloppy Jane & more halfway to Kickstarter goal
Bambara, Bodega, Deli Girls, Dreamcrusher, Kill Alters, Stuyedeyed, Surfbort, Public Practice, Uniform & more feature in ’Brooklyn is Burning’ from photographer and director A.F. Cortes.
Today's livestreams (Nine Inch Nails, Green Day, Nick Cave, Diamanda Galas, more)
plus Lucius ft. Jim James, Jesse Malin w/ Butch Walker and Willie Nile, Thao and the Get Down Stay Down, Helado Negro, Molly Sarlé, and more livestreams you can watch today since there are no live concerts to attend.
here's what Jim Coleman (Human Impact, Cop Shoot Cop) is listening to in isolation
Jim picked songs by Joy Division, Killing Joke, Gang Of Four, Lightning Bolt, Boris, Liars, Show Me the Body, Planning for Burial, Pharmakon, YOB, and more…
Liturgy teasing new album, debuting new material at NYC show
Black-metal-turned-electronic-rock act Liturgy have been teasing a followup album to 2015’s The Ark Work for a while, and they’ve now announced that they’ll debut new music at a hometown show…
