Can releasing ‘Live in Brighton 75′; Malcolm Mooney playing Union Pool w/ Steve Shelley, m…
The second in Can's live album series, ‘Live in Brighton 1975‘ will be out in December via Mute.
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What’s Going on Saturday?
Today's NYC-area shows include Sea.Hear.Now fest, Antibalas, Trombone Short & Orleans Avenue, TLC, keiyaA, and more
Vision Festival 2021 lineup / schedule: Jaimie Branch, William Parker, John Zorn, more
NYC's Vision Festival returns in 2021, happening July 22-31 with performances by Lifetime Achievement recipient Amina Claudine Myers, plus a Milford Graves tribute, Nicole Mitchell, James Blood Ulmer, Andrew Cyrille, Matthew Shipp, Ava Mendoza and more.
mssv (Mike Watt, Mike Baggetta, Stephen Hodges) touring around Big Ears
Mike Watt, Mike Baggetta and Stephen Modges' "post-genre power trio" mssv are part of this year's Big Ears lineup and will tour the U.S. this spring around the festival...
Shellshag releasing split w/ Fleshies, playing shows w/ Iron Chic & more (watch a video fo…
Shellshag say they're only playing three shows this year, and then will be busy working on two new albums...
Negativland prep ‘True False’ (watch “Destroying Anything” video)
Cut-and-paste sonic social critics / pranksters Negativland are celebrating their 40th anniversary this year and will release new album True False on October 25. It's the first of two interconnected albums, and "tackles concerns that will be familiar to any surviving fans of the band: our …
Can’s Malcolm Mooney playing Union Pool backed by Steve Shelley & more
The Union Pool show promises ”CAN classics, as well as new and unrecorded music, and samplings of what's yet to come.”
Nick Zinner performing “41 Strings” in NYC w/ mems of Interpol, Patti Smith band, YYYs, TV…
An all-star cast of indie rock musicians will come together for a free performance of the 2011 piece, including Paul Banks, Lenny Kaye, Angel Deradoorian, Andrew Wyatt, Sarah Lipstate and more.
What’s going on Wednesday?
Tonight's NYC-area shows include KISS, Spiral Stairs, Billy Idol, DAWN, KTL, Child Abuse, Lucifer, and more.
Stern releasing ‘Missive: Sister Ships,’ playing shows (stream a track)
Lyrically, Chuck Stern says the album is about ”exile and abandonment... It is a story about certain people in my life moving on without me: the death of my father, a terrible breakup with a girlfriend, Obama's departure.”