What’s Going on Sunday?
Today's NYC-area shows include Japanese Breakfast, King Woman, Shamir, Robert Glasper, John Zorn, Angels & Airwaves, and more
John Zorn
Big Ears 2022 lineup: Low, Bonny Light Horseman, Yves Tumor, Moses Sumney, Bill Callahan, more
Having taken two years off due to the pandemic, Knoxville's Big Ears fest returns in 2022 and also features Sparks, Kim Gordon, Annette Peacock, Sons of Kemet, Animal Collective, Cassandra Jenkins, Angel Bat Dawid, Mary Lattimore, and more...
What’s Going on Saturday?
Tonight's NYC-area show options include Bright Eyes, Waxahatchee, Lucy Dacus, Four Tet, Ari Lennox, The Originals, and more
NYC’s vibrant early-’80s music scene celebrated at new MCNY exhibit
“New York, New Music 1980–1986“ features over 350 objects, including video footage, photography, show flyers and more from one of the most vital periods in NYC's music history.
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.
Red Fiction prep LP for John Zorn’s label, fuse Eastern European folk music, metal & jazz on new song
The band is led by Jason Schimmel, who also plays in Secret Chiefs 3.
Indie Basement: Top 30 Albums of 1990
From shoegaze to Madchester, pop and hip hop, Sonic Youth to Cocteau Twins, it's Indie Basement's Top albums of 1990.
John Zorn, Laurie Anderson, Beth Orton, Mekons & more sign petition for “basic fairness in the digital marketplace”
John Zorn, Beth Orton, Bill Frisell, Mekons, Marc Ribot, Nels Cline, Laurie Anderson, Panda Bear, and more musicians have signed a petition from Music Workers Alliance that aims to help artists who are all struggling during the coronavirus pandemic and calls for ”basic fairness in the digital marketplace”...
32 videos of Hal Willner’s ’80s series ‘Night Music’ that display his gift for weird, amazing collaborations
We lost Hal Willner yesterday. He was a gifted producer whose greatest skill may have been his ability to bring together disparate talents that you might not think would fit together but turned out to be truly inspired. One of the places where you can really see that in action was Night Music, a musical offshoot of Saturday Night Live that lasted two weird wonderful seasons...
Terry Riley Live at 85 w/ John Zorn & more @ Pioneer Works (pics, video)
The celebration of Riley's upcoming 85th birthday included a performance of A Rainbow in Curved Air featuring Angel Deradoorian, Ben Greenberg (Uniform), Yuka Honda (Cibo Matto), and more.