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It looked like we were at or almost at capacity to see New Zealand’s The Chills at the Bell House on 2/19/19. Also, please go read In Love with These Times: My Life with Flying Nun Records by Roger Shepherd like I did; I wish I had brought a copy for them to sign. The photos are up on We All Want Someone to Shout For.
Brion Starr opened for The Chills on 2/19/19 at The Bell House. Check out the photos on We All Want Someone to Shout For.
If you were hip in the ‘90s you might’ve heard of Springhouse. The band opened for The Chills at the Bell House on 2/19/19. Photos up on We All Want Someone to Shout For.
Jon Spencer & the HITmakers (Sam Coomes on keyboard, M. Sord on drums, and Bob Bert on percussion) played a sold out show on 1/31/19 at Rough Trade NYC. The full set is up on We All Want Someone to Shout For.
Brooklyn’s Bodega played the sold-out Jon Spencer & the HITmakers show on 1/31/19 at Rough Trade NYC. Look at the full set on We All Want Someone to Shout For.
I was honored to take photos and dance around with other Pylon Reenactment Society fans on 1/5/19 at Market Hotel. Full set up at We All Want Someone to Shout For.
Thick played alongside Pylon Reenactment Society and KAG (Katie Alice Greer) on 1/5/19 at Market Hotel. Full photo set is up on We All Want Someone to Shout For.
KAG (Katie Alice Greer) (also of Priests) opened for Pylon Reenactment Society on 1/5/19 at Market Hotel. Full set up on We All Want Someone to Shout For.
King Khan & the Shrines are based in Berlin, which means you simply have to go see them when they play in your area. They shared the stage with Gabriella Cohen (Australia) and Chorizo (New York) on 10/5/18 at the Knitting Factory Brooklyn. Photo set up on We All Want Someone to Shout For.
Gabriella Cohen (she’s Australian!!!) played alongside King Khan & the Shrines and Chorizo on 10/5/18 at Knitting Factory Brooklyn. Photos taken for We All Want Someone to Shout For.
Chorizo played with King Khan & the Shrines and Gabriella Cohen on 10/5/18 at Knitting Factory Brooklyn. I absolutely loved their lighting setup. Photo set up on We All Want Someone to Shout For.
The Essex Green headlined a show with Pale Lights and Adeline Hotel at the Knitting Factory Brooklyn on Saturday, August 4, 2018. They have new music! Hardly Electronic is out now on Merge Records,
I’m a proud indie pop fan, so I had to see Pale Lights on Sat. 8/4/18. They opened for The Essex Green at Knitting Factory Brooklyn. Photo set coming soon on We All Want Someone to Shout For.
Adeline Hotel opened for The Essex Green on Sat. 8/4/18 at Knitting Factory Brooklyn. Photo set coming soon on We All Want Someone to Shout For.
The Saturday Summer Thunder series at Union Pool in Brooklyn is free, so get to one this season if you still haven’t been to one yet. The 8/4/18 show was presented by Todd Abramson/Todd-O-Phonic Todd and broadcast on WFMU. PMS and the Mood Swings were a sticky sweet treat. You can listen to a replay of the show on WFMU’s archive.
The Summer Thunder series at Union Pool in Brooklyn makes my Saturday afternoons thrilling during the warmer months. The 8/4/18 show was presented by Todd Abramson/Todd-O-Phonic Todd and broadcast live on WFMU. The first band to play was Miriam & Nobody’s Babies (including Ira Kaplan, Matt Fiveash, Matt Clarke, and other hooligans). The show is up on WFMU’s archive.
Frog Eyes is one of those bands I found out about in college that felt like a secret to know. They played their last NY show as a band on 7/7/18 at Zone One at Elsewhere in Brooklyn. Thanks so much for the long set, too! Photo set up on We All Want Someone to Shout For.