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Johnny Marr and the Healers+Alamar
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Thursday, May 2 Johnny Marr @ Irving Plaza With the release of Johnny Marr’s first true solo album, The Messenger, the alt-rock guitar icon sounds as though he’s finally rediscovered his interest in the jangly, dynamic passion plays he pioneered with the Smiths. And while the record... More >> |
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| East Village | Rock |
Tera Melos+TTNG
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Math rock with prog overtones is this Sacramento trio's forte, and they succeed where many of their contemporaries don't in part because they figured out that ever-shifting time signatures and sublime dynamics mean nothing if the tunes aren't there. On one release after another, its melodic... More >> |
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| Williamsburg | Rock |
The Breeders
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Call it the Great Rock ‘n’ Roll Swindle that never quite was: Post-Pixies art-rock wrecking crew strikes cultural gold on second try then unravels into relative, willful obscurity. That the original Breeders' lineup is anniversary touring 1993 alt-touchstone Last Splash offers... More >> |
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| East Village | Rock |
Peter Murphy+Ours
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Even though goth archetypes Bauhaus officially went the way of Bela Lugosi after a short-lived reunion five years ago, their frontman Peter Murphy is determined to keep the funeral pyre burning. Tonight, he and his solo band are performing a program entitled “Mr. Moonlight: Celebrating 35... More >> |
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| East Village | Rock |
Mudhoney+Pissed Jeans
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This October marks the 25th anniversary of the release of one of grunge’s benchmark releases, Mudhoney’s guitar-damaged declaration of disgust, Touch Me I’m Sick, but rather than celebrate the past, the Seattle iconoclasts are touring in support of their excellent new... More >> |
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| Brooklyn | Rock |
Huey Lewis and the News
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Three decades ago, Huey Lewis and the News were as ubiquitous as Cabbage Patch Kids, thanks to upbeat, no-frills-rock singles like “Heart and Soul,” “I Want a New Drug,” and “If This Is It.” They had a sort of family-friendly optimism and their big sax solos... More >> |
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| East Village | Rock |
Matthew E. White
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The guitarist-founder of Richmond, Virginia, slipstream jazz combo Fight the Big Bull has morphed into a '70s channeling blue-eyed soul singera bearish, white Barry White, if you will. His solo debut was one of last year's best, and his nine-piece group stirs together gospel, reggae, and... More >> |
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| Lower East Side | Rock |
Iron & Wine
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Sam Beam has long lingered in the current folk landscape as an example of an artist who is doing it right, drawing on the rich legacy of the genre's past while using softly sung poetics to explore his own subconscious and fight his own demons. On his past two albums, Beam has expanded his... More >> |
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| West 70s | Rock |
The Killers
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From Hot Fuss on, the Killers have explored sounds in massively unique waves more than most bands dare to. The dance-y electropop of their debut somehow bled into the Americana vibe of Sam’s Town before traversing the Bowie space fantasy of Day & Age. In their 2012, appropriately titled... More >> |
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| Chelsea | Rock |
The Killers
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From Hot Fuss on, the Killers have explored sounds in massively unique waves more than most bands dare to. The dance-y electropop of their debut somehow bled into the Americana vibe of Sam’s Town before traversing the Bowie space fantasy of Day & Age. In their 2012, appropriately titled... More >> |
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| Brooklyn | Rock |
Fleetwood Mac
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Sure, Fleetwood Mac recently reissued their 1977 mega-hit album Rumours in hundred-dollar deluxe configurations with T-shirts and posters and a couple droplets of the witch juju Stevie Nicks used to withstand the rise of punk. And sure, the Big Mac has served up over 100 million LPs in sales... More >> |
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| Allerton | Rock |
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Chicha Libre
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In addition to being a popular alcoholic beverage, "chicha" also signifies the psychedelic style of cumbia fermented in Peru's Amazonian rainforests during the '70s. This terrific Brooklyn combo features One Ring Zero accordion wizard Josh Camp and members of Las Rubias del Norte. They open a... More >> |
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| Park Slope | Rock |
'The Scratcher Sessions'
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The Voice staff's home away from home features solid singer-songwriter acts every Sunday. Solo acts and duos only; seek thy massive klezmer dance parties elsewhere. More >> |
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| East Village | Rock, Folk |
Jaymay
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| Lower East Side | Rock |
Heyrocco+The Veda Rays+TKTTSM+Spires
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| Noho | Rock |
Peter Wise+Noble Hunter+Ch!nch!lla+Albert and the Solid Gold
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| Soho | Rock |
Blood Red Shoes
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| East Village | Rock |
Clutch+The Sword+Lionize
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| West 50s | Rock |
Bryan Dunn+The Velvet Vets
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| Brooklyn | Rock |
Chris Mann
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| Chelsea | Rock |
Starlight Girls+Dangerous Ponies+Slutever+The Suzan
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| Brooklyn | Rock |
State Poison+Nomad+Ambush+Dischaka
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| Bushwick | Rock |
The Sweater Songs+Allison Weiss
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| Brooklyn | Rock |
Volbeat+All That Remains+Eye Empire
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| New Jersey | Rock |
'Beatles Brunch'
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| West 40s | Tribute, Rock |
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