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tours announced: Michael McDonald, Nellie McKay, Neil Hamburger, more
Plus: Poguetry (Spider Stacy & Cait O’Riordan), Gustaf, Found Footage Festival, ‘Switched on Pop,’ and more tour-related news.
What's going on Wednesday?
Wednesday show options include The Hold Steady, Bon Iver & TU Dance, The Rapture, Cher, Hoops, Molly Burch, Bela Fleck & The Flecktones, Young Guv, and more.
2019 NYC Halloween shows: A Scarily Selective Guide (Flatbush Zombies, Dead & Co, World/Inferno, more)
From Witches and Zombies to cover bands and parades, here are our picks for best Halloween shows, events and parties in NYC this week.
Wavves, Surfbort & Sharkmuffin at Summer Series @ Industry City (pics)
Wavves hit NYC this week for a one off show on Wednesday as part of the Summer Series at Industry City. They were playing with a fill-in drummer — Brian Hill had injured his elbow just a couple days before the gig — but it didn’t affect things too much, as Nathan Williams and the rest of the band ripped through a set of favorites
SXSW announces more 2019 artists (John Vanderslice, PAWS, more)
SXSW is just two months away, and here’s this week’s music lineup update. Newly announced 2019 showcasing artists include John Vanderslice, PAWS, Sidney Gish, Drivin N Cryin, Ratking, Laura Stevenson, NOTS, Gymshorts, Drab Majesty, and more.
What's going on Tuesday?
Drake/Migos, the BUST 25th Anniversary Party (w/ Jenny Slate, Erykah Badu, Kembra Pfahler, more), Sloppy Jane, and more Tuesday show options.
tours announced: Ravyn Lenae, Sparta, Vein, David Byrne, Suicidal Tendencies, more
Plus: Soft Machine, Devon Welsh, MIKE, Mitski, Denzel Curry, and more tour news.
What's going on Saturday?
Tonight’s NYC shows include Jason Isbell, Brockhampton, Jools Holland, The Radio Dept, Wolf Eyes, Shilpa Ray, Sunwatchers, and more.
SXSW adds Okkervil River, Josh T. Pearson & more artists
Another round of SXSW 2018 artists has been announced.
What's going on Wednesday?
Tonight’s NYC-area shows include Nas/Young M.A/Dave East, PJ Harvey, Jimmy Eat World, Jonathan Toubin, and more.
