What's going on Thursday?
Sharon Van Etten @ Metro earlier on tour (more by Grant MacAllister)
today in NYC
* Mirah @ Joe’s Pub
* Baby Soda @ Barbes
* Paradise @ Pianos
* Bow Ribbons @ Zebulon
* David Dondero @ Living Room
* Sharon Van Etten @ Town Hall
* Lydia Lunch @ Knitting Factory
* Matt & Kim, Oberhofer @ Terminal 5
* Half Waif, Empress Of @ Cameo Gallery
* Phil Lesh & Friends @ The Capitol Theatre
* Rafiq Bhatia, Raja, PEPEPIANO @ Glasslands
* Danger, Chrome Canyon @ Santos Party House
* Bobby Bare Jr., Oh Whitney @ The Mercury Lounge
* Scott Rogowsky, Todd Barry & Michael Showalter @ The Pit
* Kreayshawn, Rye Rye, Honey Cocaine, Chippy Nonstop @ Irving Plaza
* The Helio Sequence, Ramona Falls, Slowdance @ Bowery Ballroom
* The So So Glos, Red Dwarf, The Sweet Ones, Big Ups @ Shea Stadium
* Speedy Ortiz, Sleepies, Mr. Dream, Bambara, Sea Monsters @ Big Snow
* David Bazan Band plays Pedro The Lion’s Control @ The Music Hall of Williamsburg
* Gay Panic, Downtown Boys, Boy Girl Party, Brother Hamm and The Pentecostals @ Cake Shop
* Janeane Garofalo, Lizz Winstead, Frances Fox Piven, Max Silvestri, Hari Kondabolu, David Rees, The Yes Men, John Cameron Mitchell, Jeff Mangum (of Neutral Milk Hotel), Lee Ranaldo (of Sonic Youth), Guy Picciotto (of Fugazi) @ Le Poisson Rouge
Lots of guests tonight at Sharon Van Etten.
David Bazan is playing Pedro the Lion’s “Control” in full at MHOW.
Lydia Lunch will be joined by Weasel Walter (guitar), Algis Kizys (bass), and Bob Bert (drums) at her show at Knitting Factory tonight. “The band will peform a brutal survey of Lydia’s material from past and present, including songs from Teenage Jesus and the Jerks, 13.13, 8-Eyed Spy and Shotgun Wedding.”
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Dirty Projectors played Letterman. Watch below…
What else?
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Dirty Projectors – About To Die – David Letterman 11-14-12
