Concert Review
Fitz & The Tantrums 09.21.12 The Paramount – Huntington, New York
Fitz and the Tantrums’ front-man told a loyal New York crowd how they’ve made his dreams come true at The Paramount in Huntington on September
Florence + The Machine 09.15.12 Jones Beach
Florence and the Machine played for a near sold out crowd at the Nikon at Jones Beach Theater as they set out on the second
Sublime w/ Rome 08.24.12 Williamsburg Park Brooklyn
Sublime with Rome smoked out the shores of the East River with their gig at the Williamsburg Park waterfront on August 24th
Mike Dillon 08.21.12 Zirzamin NYC
Mike Dillon & Friends spread the fever at Zirzamin with songs off his upcoming album Urn, available this September 25th
Mumford & Sons: Gentlemen of the Road 08.11.12 Bristol, VA
Bristol, chosen as one of Mumford & Sons’ highly touted stopovers in the U.S., welcomed the folk-rock sensations with signs declaring, ‘The British are coming,
Bright Light Social Hour 08.08.12 Bowery Ballroom NYC
I’ve been day-dreaming about hitching a ride home to Austin with The Bright Light Social Hour ever since their Bowery Ballroom gig on August 8th
Firefly Festival 2012 – Day Three – Dover, DE
Firefly 2012 wrapped up the weekend with performances by Reptar, AWOLNATION, The Flaming Lips, The Black Keys, and many more
Firefly Festival 2012 – Day Two – Dover, DE
Day Two of Firefly 2012 included performances by Charles Bradley, Grouplove, Young the Giant, Michael Franti, CAKE, and The Killers
Firefly Festival 2012 – Day One – Dover, DE
Big name bands finally found a reason to visit Delaware for the inaugural Firefly Festival, taking over Dover from July 20th-22nd
Black Box Revelation 07.18.12 Bowery Ballroom NYC
Any novice listener of Black Box Revelation could tell their show at the Bowery Ballroom on July 18th was something special
Billy Martin & Wil Blades 07.13.12 Sullivan Hall NYC
Billy Martin & Wil Blades got their Shimmy on at Sullivan Hall for their last stop of a mini-tour in support of the duo’s new
Roger Waters 07.06.12 Yankee Stadium
In just a few hours time at Yankee Stadium, Roger Waters made every other rock star on the planet look like a lazy, unimaginative chump
