The Aquarian

July 27, 2021 0

The downtown music scene is approaching pre-pandemic levels, thanks in large part to increased bookings at many bars, restaurants and...

Everynight Charley’s Manhattan Beat

Everynight Charley Crespo

Columns

July 21, 2021 0

Concerts, jam sessions, live events and more; Everynight Charley enjoys it all. From July 13 to 17, he reviewed and photographed...

Keller Williams at City Winery NYC / July 16, 2021

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Concerts

July 21, 2021 0

Keller Williams is a solo artist who on stage morphs into a one-man band. At City Winery NYC on July...

Jill Sobule at City Winery NYC / July 15, 2021

Everynight Charley Crespo

Concerts

July 21, 2021 0

Musicians who hit with a novelty song spend the rest of their lives proving they are more than a one-hit...

Electric Six aboard the Cosmo / July 17, 2021

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Concerts

July 21, 2021 0

Blinding bolts of lightning flashed in the dark and cloudy horizon behind the Statue of Liberty, yet only scattered drops...

NYC Downtown Music Clubs Rebound, Anticipating a Better Fall

Everynight Charley Crespo

Going On in NYC

July 19, 2021 0

Many musicians are hearing applause again for the first time in 16 months. Sometimes the applause as they walk on...

Hallowed Hearts at the Red Party at Mercury Lounge / July 10, 2021

Everynight Charley Crespo

Concerts

July 14, 2021 0

Start searching for your black lipstick. The Red Party, which has gathered New York’s gothic music community for monthly events...

Black Lips at TV Eye / July 7, 2021

Everynight Charley Crespo

Concerts

July 14, 2021 0

The shock value of Black Lips may be in the past. At least in New York, the musicians have not done...

Fondude at the Loft / July 9, 2021

Everynight Charley Crespo

Concerts

July 14, 2021 0

On its social media, Fondude describes itself as a bar mitzvah-funk, dessert band. Mostly, that only tells us that the...

Smaller Music Clubs Are Thriving While Larger Venues Remain on Hiatus

Everynight Charley Crespo

Columns

July 14, 2021 0

Nearly every millionaire music artist started his or her career path by playing in independently-owned music venues. Musicians normally play...

Features

John Splithoff’s Peace Isn’t Too ‘Far From Here’

Climbing the Mountain with Switchfoot’s Tim Foreman

Fear Stalks the Aisles: Horror Hits Broadway

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The Allman Betts Band—Keep On Growing

Reviews

Mum’s the Word with Mumford & Sons at Brooklyn Paramount / March 26, 2025

HERstory Rocks at the Parkside Lounge – A Decade of NYC Women Rock

Disturbed Sell Out the Garden for the First Time

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

Columns

Makin Waves with Michael Patrick: A Clear Blue Sky

On The Record: Elliott Murphy’s ‘Infinity,’ plus the Move, R&B Hits from 1955, Iron City Houserockers, & Chatham Rabbits

The Freak Show: Where Are the Democrats? Where Are the Patriots?

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

Live Events

Musicians of Today & Yesterday to Perform This Week in NYC

Start April with Great Live Music

Engaging Live Music for the Beginning of April

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

Exciting Performances Coming in August to the Downtown NYC Live Music Circuit

Everynight Charley’s Manhattan Beat

Keller Williams at City Winery NYC / July 16, 2021

Jill Sobule at City Winery NYC / July 15, 2021

Electric Six aboard the Cosmo / July 17, 2021

NYC Downtown Music Clubs Rebound, Anticipating a Better Fall

Hallowed Hearts at the Red Party at Mercury Lounge / July 10, 2021

Black Lips at TV Eye / July 7, 2021

Fondude at the Loft / July 9, 2021

Smaller Music Clubs Are Thriving While Larger Venues Remain on Hiatus

#THROWBACK: Linkin Park, April 25, 2007

Musicians of Today & Yesterday to Perform This Week in NYC

Start April with Great Live Music

Makin Waves with Michael Patrick: A Clear Blue Sky

John Splithoff’s Peace Isn’t Too ‘Far From Here’

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