Music

Photos: The Final Show at Death by Audio

by Nick Lucchesi

November 24, 2014

Crowd-surfing on Saturday night at Death by Audio. See all the Death by Audio final show photos. All photos by Rob Menzer for the Village Voice

The DIY music scene in north Brooklyn continues to see its venues close. On Saturday, Death by Audio (49 S. 2nd Street) hosted its last show in a seven-year run as a DIY space in Williamsburg. Grooms, JEFF the Brotherhood, A Place to Bury Strangers, and Lightning Bolt performed for a packed house. A few people threw issues of Vice magazine around the space as Lightning Bolt played. (Vice is moving in.) Photos by Rob Menzer for the Village Voice.

See also: With the Coming Closing of Death by Audio, Many NYC DIYs Are Going Legit

A Place to Bury Strangers. See all the Death by Audio final show photos.

Grooms. See all the Death by Audio final show photos.

Crowd-surfing on Saturday night at Death by Audio. See all the Death by Audio final show photos.

JEFF the Brotherhood. See all the Death by Audio final show photos.

Lightning Bolt. See all the Death by Audio final show photos.

See Also:
‘DIY Will Never Die’: An Exit Interview With 285 Kent’s Ric Leichtung

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