Did you know the Bowery Ballroom was built just before the stock market crash of 1929? Much of the 1929 construction still remains, including a VIP room behind the stage. Read more.
Free shows, free drinks, lots of sweating and shaking, no catch? Vans House Parties Summer Series is almost too good to be true! Read more.
We interviewed Eric Cannata, guitarist of Young and the Giant, who played a sold-out show at SummerStage. Read more.
The Eyebeam Art & Technology center played host to the Chelsea Music Festival's Finale, which was a jazz performance smooth enough to engender nostalgia for hot summer nights and tree lined roads. Read more.
Warm Up to Cool Down: buy your tickets ahead of time online to skip the long lines and have enough time to enjoy the artwork before the music. Read more.
One of the many great venues for free outdoor concerts in the summer, including Valerie Simpson and Friends. Read more.
The staff are inviting, the sound is top-tier, and it also hosts some of the best names in underground music.
It is conveniently located right off of the Myrtle Broadway stop on the J train and the sound and the size of the venue are good enough to rival any other medium sized rock club of notability.
The space hosts heavy-hitters from the underground scene. You can also get a haircut, buy records, and check out the murals in their new interior courtyard.
The backyard area, which is adorned with interlocking wickerwork, a long slide, sculptures, and even a bar, doubles as a performance space. Also don't forget to check out their awesome bathrooms.
The venue was started by the band the So So Glos and also doubles as a recording studio in addition to hosting big name indie acts at night.
The Living Gallery serves as a venue at night by hosting a wide array of up and coming bands for a generous price.
This particular venue specializes in promoting some of the most unorthodox genres of music and supports itself by releasing limited edition recordings and hosting benefit nights.
