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Gottem at Hollis Woods Community Church in Queens, NY on 4/18/15.
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Gottem at Hollis Woods Community Church in Queens, NY on 4/18/15.
www.nickkarp.com
Are you in the NY area? Are you aging? Are you lookin' for something to do on Columbus Day weekend? Come watch my band, The Loneliers (and other bands) at an all age show on Sunday, October 12! Click here to see all the information on Facebook!
Coming up this Saturday at the HWCC:
Life on the Sideline
Greenwood
Noise on 93rd
In My Sights
Big Red Dog
Beyond Ashes
Diet
Secoue
You guys know the drill
Our friends in So Yesterday! rocked out at the HWCC for us just last night. Make sure to check out their debut full-length on Bandcamp if you enjoyed them (or even if you weren't there).
Our friends in Legend of You (who had an amazing set this evening) dropped a new song the other night. Make sure to give it a listen!
Saturday, July 26th at the HWCC!
Daly's Gone Wrong
The Waffle Stompers
No Such Noise
East to Nowhere
Shades of Fred
Radio Daze
Our friends in Legend of You just dropped a music video for their song "Bread Was Here, Now He's Toast". Make sure to check it out now on Youtube.
Another Astronaut / 6-22-14
Last night I played a show, it wasnt with my regular band, but that show made me realize the love I have for music again. It brought so many feelings and thoughts to the surface that I literally was the happiest I have been in a while.
I feel like the main reason we hold so close songs and words these artists sing is because they fill us with emotions and sometimes take a place in our being that was once empty. Out of every medium out there where artistic talents can be displayed, none other than music is the most personal and powerful. Every time I go out and preform, I leave a little piece of me on that stage. Every time im out there, im vulnerable. And almost every time i've been greeted with nothing but love and showered with compliments from the people who were kind enough to just stay a while and listen to my music.
In the end thats all we ever want, is someone to listen.
Go out and support you local scene, the bands that play to little or no crowd just because. The bands that actually have something to say. The bands that only do this because it's what makes them who they are, because music is them, and without it, they'd have nothing.