Monday night at Brooklyn Steel marked the halfway point for Beach Fossils’ “Out in the Way Tour,” as the band cruises through thirty-two cities this fall.
The Brooklyn-based electro-pop singer performed a setlist composed of exuberant, upbeat tracks on a sunny afternoon at Williamsburg, Brooklyn’s The Dime rooftop.
The Grammy-nominated artist performed songs from her debut album for American Express membership week and dropped new, exclusive merch.
Monsune, real name Scott Zhang, is a Canadian-Chinese student that has recently made waves in the indie music scene.
Twin Peaks stormed the stage in Dublin this week with a set sprawling across the band’s albums, eras, and musical genres.
On January 16th, UK singer/songwriter Jack Garratt played an exclusive concert at NYC’s SubCulture, an underground venue that hosts rising contemporary artists and comedy acts
Emotional Oranges are an R&B duo, who go by “V” and “A.” They like to keep their identities under wraps as to continue their lives with some normalcy, though I imagine that won’t be easy to do as their funky sound reels in more listeners.
Mackenzie Shrieve knows how to make an entrance. The recent NYU grad has been touring non-stop this summer since graduation, with venues across New York City–including the iconic Arlene’s Grocery–taking notice.
Berlin-based electronic music label, Innervisions, will be making its NYC debut in Queens’ Knockdown Center this Friday, May 17th.
Parisian native Dadju has charmed and earned the heart of his English public with a series of concerts overseas. After, few dates in D.C, Washington, Atlanta, and New York, Dadju has ended his G20 world tour in London at the O2 Islington. Wanna know more about this ” Gentleman 2.0″?