Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter Avery Friedman released her newest single, You Move, today, Oct. 9. Alongside a music video, the song offers listeners a glimpse of what to expect in Friedman s next album, which will be released in 2027. You Move opens with layers of humming synths, over which Friedman s light voice eases the transition into a […]
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The first week of October brought a cool breeze, autumnal spirit, and the official end of the Citi Concert Series, presented by TODAY. Singer-songwriter Alex Warren rounded out the busy concert season with the perfect shortened set on Friday, October 2. Performing “Carry You Home” off of his debut album, You’ll Be Alright, Kid, the […]
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John Ondrasik, a.k.a. Five for Fighting, played Troy Music Hall Oct. 6 with a world-class string quartet comprised of New York City musicians Peter Sachon on cello, Chris Cardona on viola, Melissa Tong on violin, and Jonathan Dinklage, substituting for Tony Award-winning Katie Kresek, on lead violin. Ondrasik sauntered on stage after the casually-dressed strings […]
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Brooklyn-based indie rock band Rookie Mistake have officially released their debut album Fields of Plenty. Supported by two stellar singles, the nine track album shows a new, softer side of the band. The album opens with Your Front Lawn Misses You, a song with warm, nostalgic instrumentals and lyrics that depict a drifting relationship, perfectly […]
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The New York Historical, the first of New York s museums, has opened a new exhibition titled You Should Be Dancing: New York, 1976 and Beyond. Featuring a wide variety of documents, photographs, and other historical artifacts, this exhibition explores the period of musical and cultural transformation that took place in the 1970s. The exhibition spotlights […]
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Oso Oso’s newest single “it’s all bait” is an exhibit of melodic emo roots to usher in the next era for the band. This single, along with two others, come off of Oso Oso’s upcoming album an exchange of information which will be available November 6. Oso Oso is the longterm indie-rock project of Long […]
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Phish has announced a four-night run of shows over the New Year at Madison Square Garden, culminating with the Vermont band’s 100th performance at the venue. In celebration of this major milestone, the band shared a video announcement, honoring the hardworking employees of MSG who have experienced Phish and their fans over the past 32 […]
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An extraordinary lineup of musicians joined Tom Morello, guitarist for Rage Against the Machine and Audioslave and a longtime political activist, for his Power to the People Festival at Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia, Maryland, on October 3. Bruce Springsteen, Foo Fighters, Dave Matthews, Joan Baez, Public Enemy, Cypress Hill, Nathaniel Rateliff, Dropkick Murphys, Jack […]
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Acclaimed Hudson Valley singer-songwriter Judy Kass is set to perform songs from her newest album, 2025’s New Skin, at venues across New York in October and November. Kass will make appearances at People s Voice Cafe in New York City on October 17, BeanRunner Cafe in Peekskill on October 18 with Steve Chizmadia and Cafe Veritas […]
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If you blinked, you might ve missed them. They were the powerhouse British quartet that some claim was the first true supergroup, a fusion of the driving forces behind Cream and Traffic, a star-crossed aggregation that lasted less than a year, from preliminary jams to the recording of their one album and their one tour. Given […]
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