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Yvette at The Studio at Webster Hall (more by Chris La Putt)

You can browse our full NYC show calendar for all of tonight's shows, but here are some highlights...

Palma Violets at Glasslands, 1/23/2013 (more by Dominick Mastrangelo)

Palma Violets have been here from the UK for the past week or so, playing a string of wild, sweaty shows...

METZ at Knitting Factory in November (more by Fred Pessaro // BBG)

As mentioned, Toronto noise punks METZ have two upcoming free shows in NYC this mo...

METZ at Knitting Factory earlier this month (more by Fred Pessaro // BBG)

The new-ish free bi-monthly Converse Rubber Tracks series at Music Hall of Williamsburg, which began in June with White Rabbits, continued in August with Action Bronson, and again in October with Ghostface Killah and A-Trak, wi…

Brooklyn Night Bazaar 2011 (more by Dana (distortion) Yavin)

The Brooklyn Night Bazaar, a place to do your holiday shopping, eat and listen to music all at the same time, returns to its warehouse location (45 North 5th St...

Dum Dum Girls are currently touring across the South and Southwest, including a stop at Fun Fun Fun Fest in Austin TX this weekend. Last night (10/30), the band played a Devil's Night show at One Eyed Jacks and dressed as nuns...

Brisbane, Australia's Emma Louise will be playing a bunch of shows during CMJ (less than two weeks away) but if you want to catch her earlier than that, she's making her NYC debut at Rockwood Music Hall tonight (10/5) with an early 7:30 set (it's also free)...

Merchandise at Mousetrap in Chicago, April 2012 (more by Jimmy Farabi)

You may have noticed the announcements of CMJ artists trickling out as of late (like Sub Pop's lineup), but now comes the official word from the fest on another batch of bands...

After a couple records on the Park the Van label, New Orleans duo Generationals will self-release their new EP, Lucky Numbers, which will be out October 2...

Baroness at Terminal 5 in May (more by Joe McCabe)

Earlier this week, we posted an update from Baroness showing that things were looking upwards for the band...