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Live Review: Bonomo at Joe's Pub in New York City
Material: Winner of the John Lennon Songwriting Competition, Adam Bonomo’s brand of pop/folk/gospel songs, take you on a unique musical journey. A melting pot of genres and structurally atypical for ... -
Live Review: Gregory Harrington at The Delancey in New York, NY
Material: Already an established artist on the classical circuit, Ireland native Gregory Harrington has never shied away from venturing into uncharted territory. In his latest project, “Without You,” which he showcased ... -
Live Review: Juice at Gramercy Theater in New York
Material: Formed while undergrads at Boston College, this diverse group of musicians weave their own brand of pop, rock, R&B and rap into a tapestry that offers both hooky choruses and ... -
Live Review: Taali at The Poisson Rouge in New York, NY
Material: Taali joins the ranks of artists who produce their own tracks, combining them with her live music experience. Dubbed Jewish contemporary pop, her music falls in the cracks of pop/electronica, touching upon various ... -
Live Review: Thumpasaurus at the Mercury Lounge in New York, NY
Material: Marrying their love of artists like Frank Zappa, Talking Heads, Prince and Funkadelic/ Parliament with astrophysics, Thumpasaurus put on an enormously entertaining multimedia event. Zany and high energy, their brand ... -
Live Review: Bobby Long at City Winery Loft in New York, NY
Material: Under the umbrella of singer-songwriter, Bobby Long’s music resides somewhere between folk, rock and acoustic with a twist of alternative. You can’t easily liken him to any particular artist, ... -
Live Review: S U M at Rockwood Music Hall in New York, NY
Material: It might be relevant to know what’s behind their name before delving into their music. Pronounced “Soom,” a Latin word meaning “To Be,” encourages people to be true to ... -
Shannon McArdle at Union Hall in Brooklyn, NY
Material: In support of her new album, A Touch Of Class, Shannon McArdle unveiled the new release in its entirety, an acoustic mélange of introspective pennings, adding only one non-original, “The Worst,” by Keith ... -
Live Review: Kasey Anderson at Hill Country in New York, NY
Material: Alt-country artist Kasey Anderson, in town to promote his new release, From A White Hotel, is an artist who has paid some heavier dues than most. After a stint in prison ... -
Live Review: Lettuce at The Blue Note in New York, NY
Material: Early on in the set, one is reminded of acts like Tower Of Power and Earth, Wind & Fire, and though Lettuce is a smaller outfit, they’re similar in ...
