NYC’s New Colossus Festival announces initial 2022 lineup
NYC's New Colossus Festival will be back from March 9-13 at venues in the East Village and Lower East Side, featuring US and international acts headed to Austin for SXSW...
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Today’s livestreams (Kamasi Washington, Disclosure, Nada Surf, The Grateful Dead, more)
plus The Black Madonna, Jessie Ware, a Joy Division listening party, and more livestreams you can watch today since there are no live concerts to attend.
Stealing Sheep share new single, tell us what they’re listening to ahead of first-ever U.S…
UK band Stealing Sheep's first-ever U.S. tour includes stops at NYC's New Colossus festival and SXSW in Austin.
The Charlatans’ Tim Burgess preps new solo LP (stream a track), playing NYC’s New Colossus…
Charlatans frontman Tim Burgess has announced new solo album I Love The New Sky which will be out May 22 via Bella Union...
Treefort Fest 2020: Built to Spill, Calexico, Lightning Bolt & more added to lineup
Treefort Music Fest happens March March 25-29 in Boise, ID.
Rough Trade’s top 100 albums of 2019
The first major best-of-2019 list is here. What do you think of it?
NYC’s New Colossus back for 2nd year, right before SXSW (2020 initial lineup)
NYC's New Colossus music festival and industry conference will be back for a second year in 2020, happening March 11-15 in venues all over the Lower East Side and East Village. That's right before SXSW so a lot of bands from all over the world who are on their way their will stop at New Co…
NYC’s New Colossus Fest is this week (full show lineup and panels schedule)
The inaugural New Colossus Festival, the CMJ-esque music festival and industry conference, happens this weekend (March 7-10) at East Village/LES venues Pianos, Arlene's Grocery, The Delancey, Berlin, Coney Island Baby, and Bowery Electric.
What’s going on Wednesday?
Tonight's NYC-area shows include Ezra Collective, Madison McFerrin, Jesse Malin, and more.
New Colossus Festival & industry conference coming to NYC the weekend before SXSW
New Colossus happens March 7-10 at venues in the East Village and Lower East Side.