Come join the Radio Free Brooklyn community as we celebrate the holiday season on Thursday, December 18th at Sleepwalk, located at 251 Bushwick Ave in Brooklyn, just a stones throw […]
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Shudder To Think and Zwei Null Zwei have not aged a day and still sound as fresh as ever,
The Incident Report: Zwei Null Zwei and Shudder To Think at Mercury Lounge Read More »
Beche, Sweetbreads, and Zoe Firn go for a swim at Union Pool.
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A weather prediction service helps event coordinators manage the risk of severe weather at festivals, performances, and other outdoor events.
WeatherOps: The Hidden Heroes of Outdoor Festivals Read More »
The relationship between audience and performer at poetry readings should not be taken for granted – that bond must be formed in the moment.
Who Goes to Poetry Readings in New York? Read More »
With their new outdoor series, Summer Sounds, midtown’s Manhattan West aims to make music a part of everyday life.
Summer Sounds Celebrates Community and Soul Read More »
A red, white, and blue public art project displaying the stories and crimes of the 1,500+ January 6th rioters pardoned by Trump.
“Wall of Shame” to Launch on The Fourth of July Read More »
NYPL’s annual festival shines a spotlight on artists from across the globe.
The New Rap Language at NYPL’s World Literature and Arts Festival Read More »
Why has pop music moved away from lower male voices? They can be heard as more mature, seductive, and thus potentially dangerous.
Why Go Low When You Can Go High? Read More »
Billy Joel is a pop stylist before anything else, but his jazzy sensibilities make his songs sound slightly different than the rest.
When the Piano Man Picks Up a Guitar Read More »