The Aquarian

October 6, 2010 0

Jackie Greene, singer/songwriter extraordinaire, has toured with the likes of B.B. King and has even earned some radio play. His...

Kristian Hoffman: Musically Credible

Kari Vander Weit

Going On in NYC

October 5, 2010 0

Emerging in the 1970s, Kristian Hoffman was the songwriter and keyboardist for the band Mumps. Through the years, Hoffman has...

Scout Niblett: Time To Dance Again

Michelle Tobon

Going On in NYC

October 4, 2010 3

English singer and songwriter Scout Niblett is back and better than ever with her latest album The Calcination Of Scout...

The On Fires: Absolutely Combustible

Kari Vander Weit

Going On in NYC

October 1, 2010 0

Known to perform genuinely heartfelt shows, The On Fires leave their concertgoers with raspy voices and sore limbs as they...

Bullet For My Valentine: A Fever For World Domination

Michelle Tobon

Going On in NYC

September 29, 2010 0

After spending the entire summer touring throughout Europe, the Welsh rock group Bullet for My Valentine is now back in...

Fall Concert Guide 2010: SlegaDeth, X Japan, Campell/Lanegan, Black Crowes, MMJ, CMJ, High On Fire, Interpol, Dimmu/Enslaved and Ozzy/Halford

The Aquarian Weekly

Columns

September 29, 2010 0

Slayer/Megadeth/Anthrax Oct. 8 Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum What’s more fun than yelling “SLAAAYYYYEEEERRRRR?” Nothing. Not even yelling, “FREEE BIIRRDDD.” And...

The Temper Trap: Aussie Ambush

Kari Vander Weit

Going On in NYC

September 29, 2010 0

Whoever said that college was a hazy memory putting a lifelong dent in their wallet should be extra jealous of...

Tired Pony: Haggard Offerings

Dejon Turner

Going On in NYC

September 29, 2010 1

The first thing that struck me about this band was their name, Tired Pony. Dreamy music with a country feel,...

With Daggers Drawn: The Passing Of The Torch

Michelle Tobon

Going On in NYC

September 29, 2010 0

After the success of their original band, 40 Below Summer, front-man Max Illidge and guitarist Joey D’Amico are now ready...

Monuments: A New Voice

Kari Vander Weit

Going On in NYC

September 29, 2010 0

Solely instrumental since the birth of their band in 2004, Monuments have recently added a vocalist to their ensemble. The...

Features

New Year & New Music From Roger Street Friedman

Jill Sobule Remains Fulfilled

PREMIERE: Whitney Tai’s Stunning Strength & ‘Simulation’

Featured

The Allman Betts Band—Keep On Growing

Reviews

The Spectacle of Phish at Madison Square Garden on NYE / December 31, 2024

Sam MacPherson at The Stone Pony / December 19, 2024

Getting Behind the Mule: Gov’t Mule at Beacon Theatre / December 30, 2024

Featured

HOT ROCKS: New Releases from Green Day, Stone Temple Pilots, Liam Gallagher, DIO, and Sepultura

Columns

On The Record: The Pioneering Mills Brothers, plus Moby Grape’s Bob Mosley & Veteran Folkie John McCutcheon

Makin Waves: Dirty Jersey Dozen

On The Record: Laura Nyro’s Massive ‘Hear My Song,’ plus the Rain Parade

Featured

Queued Up: Exploring the World of Bong Joon-Ho (‘Parasite’), plus ‘Doctor Sleep,’ ‘The Siren,’ ‘Scandalous,’ ‘Untouchable,’ and more.

Live Events

Cool Live Music for a Cold January Weekend in NYC

Discover New Live Music for the New Year in New York City

Start 2025 with Good Live Music in NYC

Featured

Phish’s Mike Gordon & Jon Fishman Perform at Bernie Sanders Super Tuesday Rally

Jackie Greene: Something True

Kristian Hoffman: Musically Credible

Scout Niblett: Time To Dance Again

The On Fires: Absolutely Combustible

Bullet For My Valentine: A Fever For World Domination

Fall Concert Guide 2010: SlegaDeth, X Japan, Campell/Lanegan, Black Crowes, MMJ, CMJ, High On Fire, Interpol, Dimmu/Enslaved and Ozzy/Halford

The Temper Trap: Aussie Ambush

Tired Pony: Haggard Offerings

With Daggers Drawn: The Passing Of The Torch

Monuments: A New Voice

#THROWBACK: Bob Dylan, August 3, 1995

Cool Live Music for a Cold January Weekend in NYC

New Year & New Music From Roger Street Friedman

On The Record: The Pioneering Mills Brothers, plus Moby Grape’s Bob Mosley & Veteran Folkie John McCutcheon

Jill Sobule Remains Fulfilled