THURSDAY Subtle Pride: Live in Concert Thursday, August 9 at Rubulad, 8 pm: $10 advance, $15 doors While yes this is a concert, and this…
Swinging Like Hell With Grove Street Stompers, Oldest Jazz Gig in Town
It’s your typical Monday night at Arthur’s Tavern in Greenwich Village, an eclectic spot on Grove Street that’s been serving jazz fans since the speakeasy…
After Shutdown, Brooklyn Venue The Gateway Turns to Crowdfunding to Reopen
Bushwick/Bed-Stuy venue The Gateway was forced to close on May 23 and has launched a crowdfunding campaign to raise the money to reopen, according to an email…
Guerilla Toss Brings Experimental Dance-Rock To Union Pool This Month
Union Pool was the name on everybody’s lips when The Cut published a feature chock-full of tales framing the Williamsburg bar and venue as a notorious…
Free-Jazz Pioneer Cecil Taylor Has Died At 89
Avant-garde jazz pianist and composer Cecil Taylor died at his Brooklyn home Thursday evening. He was 89. A polarizing figure during the jazz heyday of the 50s and…
Watch Harvey Weinstein’s Paper-Thin Apology, Sung By a Cut-Out Doll
In the past year, numerous men in the entertainment industry and beyond have come under fire for their sexually abusive behavior. In attempts to save face…
A Very Fragrant V-Day, Noise + Drag, and More Performance Picks
WEDNESDAY Valentine’s Day with SSION Wednesday, February 14 at Secret Project Robot, 8 pm: $15 If you somehow haven’t made Valentine’s Day plans yet (and…
Prince and the Bard Are Taking Over City Parks
Cinephiles have plenty of excuses to spend the summer in city parks, starting with Films On The Green and Movies Under The Stars. But if…
Week in Shows: Sacred Bones Turns 10, The Future Is Odwalla 1221, and More
Odwalla 1221, SADAF, Chicklet, Half Pet Friday May 19, 8 pm at Alphaville: $10 There’s this weird feature on Soundcloud, ostensibly an interactive one, that…
Four Shows: Syrian Wedding Singer’s Wartime Serenades, Punk is (Sorta) Dead, and Cat Power (No, Really)
Vulture Fest: Cat Power, Frankie Cosmos Saturday May 20, 7 pm at Webster Hall: $40 to $45 This one’s at the top of our list…