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PHOTOS: glamglare presents Danielle Cardona / Kid Midnight / Sarah Packiam / Paulina Vo

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Two of our favorite New York acts came back to the glamglare stage in March and put on a fabulous show: Danielle Cardona as well as Kid Midnight. Before them Sarah Packiam, who flew in from Miami, dazzled the audience. Sarah performed together with a drummer she has never met in person before and we could witness what true professionals can do. And then there was Paulina Vo, who kicked off the night and blew us away with chills-inducing vocals. We hope, we can welcome her to another event soon.

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Photos: Kid Midnight, Realworld, Stevie James, Joy Joseph

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Our November show brought four truly cool acts to the basement lounge of The Delancey:

Kid Midnight – trash pop from NYC. Listen to the three-piece on Spotify.

Realworld – power rock from Brooklyn. Listen to this new band with members from Journalism on SoundCloud.

Stevie James– funky rock with power vocals. Listen to Steve and James’ band on SoundCloud.

Joy Joseph – the sought-after drummer of Black Gold Buffalo brings a steel drum on stage. Listen to the London-transplant on SoundCloud.

Enjoy our photos below and don’t miss our next party on Friday, December 7. It’ll be the last one for 2018! Click here for more info.

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PHOTOS: glamglare presents: Mars Motel, Kid Midnight, Deitre, War Violet (solo)

Our August showcase brought together a fabulous set of of indie rock music at The Delancey. We could not have been more excited to finally welcome Jummy Aremu aka War Violet to the glamglare stage. We have been following Jummy’s musical journey since her first demos and seeing her on stage for her intimate solo performance was mind-boggling.

The next band, glam rockers Deitre brought a drastic change of pace. The quartet around singer Richie Bee forges high-energy music out of several inspirations from rock history. Their show was a great antidote to the often chilly A/C at the Delancey.

With no sign of slowing down, we were excited to present trash pop three-piece Kid Midnight for the second time. It’s hard to not be affected by the onslaught of frantic beats, samples or their crazy good live show and sound. Let’s do this again soon!

Closing out the night was Mars Motel, the indie rock trio led by singer and songwriter Sarik Kumar. For this particular show, they gave us a taste of the upcoming album, playing mostly new material. Mars Motel become better and tighter with every show and feel comfortable enough to enchant the audience with epic jams.

Check out photos from all four acts below:

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PHOTOS: glamglare presents: Scam Avenue, Kid Midnight, Julia Kahn & the New 45s, Sophie Colette

April 27th, the basement lounge at The Delancey was nicely packed from the get-go and got humming this way throughout the performances of all the bands until the DJs took over for the rest of the night.

Sophie Colette kicked of the night with her exquisite set of songs plus visual backdrop. At times, Sophie was in sync with the moving images behind her, and at other times they were just lovely embellishments. If you use a projector to enhance your live performance, Sophie Colette is the one to watch, on that level, I’ve rarely seen it done better!

With having set the bar high, Julia Kahn and the New 45s demonstrated that they came all that way for a reason: they could get booked in New York any day of the week and year! This Indianapolis-based quartet got the stage smoking: Julia with her gorgeous vocals and sunshine-smile, and her band mates with this skillful moves on guitar, synths, bass and drums. Someone to follow.

The only act this evening we had seen live before, and all the more anticipated: Kid Midnight. They make music as a three-piece with vocals plus the occasional saxophone action thrown in, drums and… how do you even call a digital wiz? Let’s go with the band’s description: “Master Producer/Hair Spinner”. Well, listen to Kid Midnight’s new single “Deja Vu” that they premiered at the show, and come out to any or better yet all of their upcoming shows. They are super fun. Promised.

Wrapping up the night beautifully were Scam Avenue, who got us and the crew laughing so hard during sound check. Their live set was expectedly more serious and more ethereal and definitely highly enjoyable. With vocals, keys, guitar, bass and drums they segued in a way from Julia Kahn and the New 45s, but with a more electronic, experimental vibe.

Even the most exciting events must sadly come to an end but the buzz was still going long after the last gear had been stored away. Get an impression of the show by clicking on the photos, listen to the bands’ music, and come out to our next show:

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