BAM

Along with the announcement of new iPad Pros, a new MacBook Air, and a new Mac Mini ,Lana Del Rey was joined by Jack Antonoff for a two song performance (including a new one, “How to Disappear”) at Brooklyn Academy of Music for Apple’s first special event in NYC.

The ‘Kimmel’ performance was part of Kimmel’s week of shows in Brooklyn.

Other guests at ’Jimmy Kimmel Live’ at BAM include Wu-Tang Clan, Mike Birbiglia, Adam Sandler, Julia Louis-Dreyfus and more.

Paul and Jason talk about “How Did This Get Made,” their podcast which tapes live at BAM this week, plus the UCB’s Del Close Marathon, Kanye West, other music they’re listening to, and more.

Florence + the Machine’s anticipated fourth album High As Hope comes out June 29, and ahead of its release, Florence has been playing some intimate shows. Last night (5/13), she played her first of two of shows at Brooklyn Academy of Music…

The newly-announced shows happen very soon, and the NYC shows are at BAM.

The new song is from Jean Grae and Quelle Chris’ upcoming collaborative album, which also features John Hodgman, Michael Che, Nick Offerman, Your Old Droog, Dapwell, and more.

BAM has added a second live score screening of Paul Thomas Anderson’s sumptuous Oscar-nominated film, Phantom Thread, featuring a live performance of Jonny Greenwood’s chill-inducing music by Worldless Music Orchestra and principals from London Contemporary Orchestra…

Brooklyn rapper Latasha Alcindor first started releasing music under the name L.A. at the beginning of this decade but more recently she switched to her given name, and is now going just as Latasha. Last year she released two full-length projects, B(LA)K and Teen Nite At Empire, both of which are very worth hearing…

Joined by Animal Collective, MGMT, Tunde Adebimpe (TV on the Radio), Connan Mockasin, Caroline Polacheck (Chairlift), Thee Oh Sees, Kurt Vile, and Sky Ferreira, John Cale played all of ‘The Velvet Underground & Nico’ and half of ‘White Light/White Heat.’