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Due to inclement weather, tonight’s The War On Drugs/Woods/Juliana Barwick show @ 50 Kent has been postponed
to this coming Sunday at 6 PM, 50 Kent Ave. (bet. No. 11th and No. 12th Sts.). All tickets from tonight’s show will be honored.
Also postponed: tonight’s Omar Souleyma show at Glasslands has been rescheduled for August 6, due to travel issues.
“NJ punks Titus Andronicus always put on consistently great live shows, and lately they’ve been pretty generous with new material from their still-in-the-works rock opera. Of course we’ll hear the old favorites (and maybe a few covers) too. UK post-punks Eagulls are still a bit one-dimensional with their sound (they only have one album and one EP), but they do that sound well and make this a great double bill. It’s worth showing up for the local openers too.” [ Brooklyn Vegan ]
Warsaw National Home
261 Driggs Avenue
Doors at 7pm, $23 tickets
“Acoustic formulae” brings together a group of sound artists who work with formulas as outsets for improvisation. Tricot’s (Thessia Machado and Merche Blasco) installation re(p)l(a)y is a sculptural platform that acts as a dynamic score instrument for the exchange of musical events in electroacoustic improvisation.
Throughout the exhibition, several artists will be invited to, via installation and performance, interact with and respond to re(p)l(a)y, exploring novel formulas in tangible sonic dialogue.
Merche Blasco is a multimedia Spanish artist based in NY. She relies on technology to enhance her physical and expressive capabilities on stage, creating assemblages that allow her performative self to sound and move beyond her limits, imagining how electronic music performance could be or how performers could feel.
The Northside Festival kicks off 8 days of music, art, film, tech, and beer, this Friday, June 13. It’s time to get to work on your schedule.
The app has all you need to know about what’s on tap – all the music, all the films, all the info about the Northside Innovation tech extravaganza. Buy tickets, listen to and watch the musical artists, and receive notifications for special events.
Just announced: David Lynch’s favorite Williamburg keyboard band, Au Revoir Simone, is back with their first album in four years.
They’ll be at Brooklyn Bowl on Wednesday, July 2. Snap up tickets here: 600597-au-revoir-simone-brooklyn/
WED, JULY 2, 2014
DOORS: 6:00 PM / SHOW: 8:00 PM
$10.00