Todd P

If the Meet Me in the Bathroom documentary didn't satiate your need for wild stories of sex, drugs and rock n' roll in NYC in the early 2000s, singer songwriter Fletcher C Johnson is here to help.

Thurston Moore, Matt Sweeney, Chris Forsyth and others paid tribute to Orleans, the prolific guitarist and pedal steel player who played with Spore, Juneau, Enos Slaughter, and more in his 25+ year career...

The 25-minute documentary features interviews with Todd P, Beach Fossils, Frankie Cosmos, City Councilman Rafael Espinal, and more.

Among the first new shows announced: Royal Trux, Titus Andronicus, Pile, The World is a Beautiful Place & I am No Longer Afraid to Die, Black Marble, Speedy Ortiz, and more.

BrooklynVegan is presenting and moderating a discussion between reps from Live Nation, Bowery Presents, Market Hotel, Afropunk, Saint Vitus and more.

The Lower East Side indie rock venue closed on New Year's Eve weekend.

Todd P also gave us his own statement, and meanwhile all Market Hotel shows are moving to other venues while they wait for a proper liquor license.

Summerscreen starts in McCarren Park on Wednesday (7/8) and the 2015 series, like in years past, was to have live music before the movies booked...

In addition to tirelessly listing all-ages NYC shows for 7 years, bi-weekly, print-only newspaper Showpaper (which sadly just called it a day), commissioned a beautiful piece of artwork for their cover every single issue...

Deafheaven at one of 285 Kent's last shows (more by PSquared) As you probably know by now, Brooklyn DIY venue 285 Kent is closed for good. As the venue was hosting its final shows, Pitchfork filmed a documentary about the venue called "RIP 285 Kent...