Lincoln Center Out of Doors

”It is our intention, when it is safe again to gather in person, to stage a free, pop-up festival in a celebration of our great city and the selfless first responders and healthcare workers who are giving so much during this crisis,” Lincoln Center writes.

Croz mixed new material with a handful of Byrds and CSN/CSNY classics at his free Lincoln Center Out of Doors show on Sunday night.

Wednesday night's program, ”The Motherlode,” paid tribute to Billie Holiday, Ella Fitzgerald and others through performances by Amina Claudine Myers, Courtney Marie Andrews, Rhiannon Giddens, Cleo Reed, Lizz Wright, Charenee Wade, Valerie Simpson and more.

Tweedy's an affable pro and played without a setlist, without switching guitars once, and kept the place entertained the whole lovely evening with a mix of solo songs, Wilco and Uncle Tupelo favorites and even a few bars of ”Baby Shark.”

The free 2019 Lincoln Center Out of Doors season just added some very cool artists...

The 2019 lineup of the free Lincoln Center Out of Doors festival has been announced, including a mix of live music, dance, film, comedy and more.

At NPR's Turning The Tables Live at Lincoln Center on Wednesday (8/1) night, the emphasis was on pop. Ann Powers moderated a song circle that included Carly Rae Jepsen, Mitski, Jamila Woods and Phoebe Bridgers with equal parts reverence and amusement.

RZA played a live score for the kung-fu classic and Wu-Tang touchstone, and brought out Raekwon for a few verses of "C.R.E.A.M." for this free show as part of Lincoln Center Out of Doors.

They join Carly Rae Jepsen and Jamila Woods, and all four of them will ”come together for a song circle, performing stripped-down versions of their original music and discussing modern popular-music culture with moderator Ann Powers.”

The 2018 edition of the free summer concert series Lincoln Center Out of Doors festival runs July 24 - August 12.