Photo Credit: Marc Millman On Wednesday, Jan. 15, Relix celebrated its 50th anniversary at New York’s Brooklyn Bowl by hosting a night billed as Taper’s Choice with Friends & Casual Acquaintances. In the magazine’s spirit, […]
The team behind Brooklyn venue Baby’s All Right is opening a new music space within New York’s historic Pyramid Club. Night Club 101 will officially open in the East Village early next year, with a […]
Dame Dash – Source: Monica Morgan / Getty An unbothered Dame Dash shrugs off the news New York state purchased his 1/3 of Roc-A-Fella records for back taxes. The state of New York is now […]
In a moment that blended tradition, pride, and cultural unity, Argentine sensation María Becerra lit the Empire State Building in red to commemorate ¡HOLA! ‘s 80th anniversary. This iconic moment wasn’t just a nod to […]
Photo Credit: Ken Spielman On March 23, New York’s Brooklyn Bowl hosted an evening billed as Eggy Presents Purim: Reelin’ in the Years, featuring The Funky Dawgz horns. Following up on the band’s special guest […]
Photo Credit: Bill Kelly Last week, Thursday, March 7, the eighth annual Love Rocks concert took place at New York’s Beacon Theatre. The evening was hosted by various comedians, such as Conan O’Brien, Jim Gaffigan, […]
First We Feast’s Pizza Wars The $1 slice is synonymous with New York City. But is the golden age of 99-cent pizza finally over? In the last year, shops that once sold slices for just […]
Photos by Emilio Herce @emilioherce This week on July 18, 19 and 20, Canadian singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and producer Mac DeMarco performed at New York’s Webster Hall as part of his Five Easy Hot Dogs […]
Afrojack performing live at Brooklyn Mirage. Photo Credit: Chris Lavado On Sunday, May 28, world-renowned electronic dance music superstar Afrojack performed a six-hour set at the Brooklyn Mirage in New York, for a great fan […]
Photo Credit: Dino Perrucci On Wednesday, Oct. 12, Grammy-nominated New Orleans-based funk troupe Cha Wa performed at New York’s Brooklyn Bowl. During their show on the Williamsburg stage, the high-energy ensemble worked through a selection […]
From roasted duck noodle soup to steamed rice rolls and weekend dim sum, Chinatown is home to unbeatable comfort food by small mom-and-pops built by generations of hard-working immigrant families. But between the pandemic, a […]
Sweden’s Ghost are back on North American soil, bringing their fiendishly captivating theatrical rock show to arenas across the US and Canada with help from Atlanta metal mavens Mastodon and rising Canadian act Spiritbox. The […]
Korn and Evanescence recently embarked on a co-headlining US tour, which extends through mid September (tickets here). Heavy Consequence photographer Kevin RC Wilson captured photos of the August 28th stop at the Northwell Health at […]
New York’s Brooklyn Bowl has detailed its forthcoming Rosh Hashanah events slated to take place at the favored Williamsburg, N.Y. venue. The High Holiday services are scheduled for Sunday, Sept. 25 at 7 p.m., and […]
Photo Credit: Rick Fury On Friday night, Trey Anastasio took the stage at New York’s Beacon Theatre for the first of two solo acoustic performances–which doubled as the location’s reveal of their new Sphere Immersive […]
Rough Trade has curated a new—and free—festival called Indieplaza, coming to the plaza at New York’s Rockefeller Center on September 17 and 18. For the inaugural bill, the venerable store and label selected A Tribe […]
On Friday, Iron & Wine and Andrew Bird descended upon the elevated outdoor stage at New York’s Pier 17. In the fall, the two musicians came together in Yosemite for a pair of performances that brought […]
SiriusXM announced today that PEARL JAM will perform at the historic Apollo Theater in a special invitation-only concert as part of SiriusXM‘s Small Stage Series on Saturday, September 10. The exclusive concert marks the first […]
Ben Bondy has put out a new self-titled album on New York label Quiet Time. Bondy is a DJ-producer based in Brooklyn, New York, and XLR8R+ subscribers will likely already be familiar with his work. […]