Roots Rock Reggae Live Music Thursdays is a weekly Thursday night Live Reggae Music experience. The best New Reggae Music Introduced & Old Reggae Music Celebrated! Highlights: Live Reggae Band* Guest Artists & DJ’s *Reggae Arts* Culture* Fashion and much more! “Dis A Reggae Music”! All Inquiries send to: airmwanda@gmail.com

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Tatiana Owens – funky, soulful R&B. Tatiana & her band bring their special “mash up” vibe to The Shrine in Harlem NYC “Trigger”(Tatiana Owens)/”Pappa Was A Rolling Stone” (The Temptations), “Can’t Lose” (Tatiana Owens)/”Kiss” (Prince) Tatiana welcomes all artist(s) at her open mic, singer/songwriter, story teller, folk music, R&B, hip

The STNYC Expo invites middle and high school students to explore how to turn a passion for music into a possible college and career path, especially in music production. The Expo will spotlight NYC’s vibrant music scene, music/arts organizations, and educational institutions.

This hall of fame ceremony posthumously inducts NEA Jazz Master Randy Weston. On a day of liberation and during a month-long celebration of Black music. The program weaves music genres, Afro-Caribbean, gospel, speaking-drum, and jazz to honor this international jazz icon. Tickets at Eventbrite.

With Jade Bird All Ages

Indie rock and alt-country come together when singer-songwriters Father John Misty and Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit bring their co-headlining tour to the BRIC Celebrate Brooklyn! Festival this summer. British singer-songwriter Jade Bird, described by Rolling Stone as “an indie-pop sensation with a punk edge,” opens the show.

with Jack Savoretti All Ages

Imagine being forced from your home. Imagine being sent to a prison camp with no trial, and no promise of release. Imagine all this happened simply because of the language you speak, the shade of your skin, or the roots of your family tree. For over 120,000 Japanese-Americans this was

Earth is an American musical group based in Seattle, Washington, formed in 1990 and led by guitarist Dylan Carlson. Earth’s music is mostly instrumental, and can be divided into two distinct stages. Their early work grew out of the Seattle-area grunge scene and is recognized as pioneering the genre of

Tatiana Owens brings her funky, soulful R&B to The Groove in Greenwich Village. Tatiana and her band perform Tatiana’s hit song “Trigger” from the television show Shameless on Showtime as well as R&B/funk/soul mash-ups. Tatiana may also “debut”  some music from her side project with actor/comedian Tracy Morgan.

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The soul-jazz icon and acclaimed vibraphonist shares the soulful skills and feel-good vibes that make him a touchstone of R&B.

with Connan Mockasin and Kikagaku Moyo All Ages

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One of the glorious things about pop music is the way that singular talents can come from anywhere – and 2018 will be made infinitely more interesting by the arrival of Nakhane. Born 30 years ago in Alice, a small town on the eastern Cape of South Africa, Nakhane has

The Libera Awards are the largest Independent music award show in the world, celebrating the successes of the independent music community from the creators and artists to the professionals putting the music on the forefront of our culture.

Lauren Daigle @ Radio City Music Hall

Fronted by the unstoppable slam poet and singer Tarriona “Tank” Ball and rolling out a joyous sound that’s equal parts funk, hip hop, gospel, and spoken word, TANK AND THE BANGAS “are #BlackExcellence, #BlackGirlMagic, and Sly and The Family Stone rolled up into one beautiful collective.” (Okayplayer) Brooklyn native CORY HENRY, a Snarky

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Make Music New York celebrates the skills and passions of local NYC musicians, connects New Yorkers to their communities and with each other, and energizes the shared social spaces that make NYC a cultural capital. Join in the annual flagship Summer Solstice celebrations on June 21st–the longest day of the

This concert is the title of QJO’s Music Director Jimmy Heath’s latest big band album “It Aint Over Yet”, a testimony to his life and long legacy of great music. The compositions are all arranged by Jimmy Heath for this 17-piece big band and will span the corridors of his

Jayme Stone bridges folk, jazz, and chamber music as he celebrates the banjo’s historic role in music around the world. Stone is an eclectic musician who has performed with such diverse artists as Malian kora master Mansa Sissoko (a recorded collaboration that earned Canada’s JUNO Award), former Carolina Chocolate Drop

Join us as we explore New York City’s music, its musicians, musical communities and cultural histories, opening listeners up to the experiences that are part of the Big Apple’s rich fabric.

Join us for the celebration of Music Month. This June we will enjoy an evening of Latin Dance where we will learn a variety of Latin dance including Salsa, Bachata, Merengue, and Cha-cha-cha.

Unplugged features intimate acoustic acts performed at Brooklyn Bridge Park’s Pier 3 Greenway Terrace, Friday evenings in June and July. Artists in June are curated by Brooklyn Americana Music and feature a range of Americana music including Folk, Country Blues, Old Time, Bluegrass, and Jazz. Queen Esther “Secrets do have

Long-time industry professionals, Electronic Musician Magazine columnists, and authors Randy Chertkow and Jason Feehan take musicians step-by-step through proven techniques for establishing steady revenue streams in today’s music business. This seminar covers how to tap and boost over 40 revenue streams while minimizing the money they spend. This includes 17

CALEXICO and IRON & WINE’s collaborative record Years to Burn—the follow-up to their 2005 EP In the Reins, which was “rich and evocative, the lyrics poignant and probing” (No Depression)—drops on June 14, and the buzz is deafening. The two bands become one here to play music from both records, as well as from

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Studio 57 is an open, teen-driven space that includes opportunities to join an artistic community of peers, work side-by-side with professional musicians, and participate in monthly concerts. Teens ages 14–19 (high school and up) from across NYC gather to choose their own musical adventure. Studio 57 is free, and MetroCards

The Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment and NYC Parks have teamed up to present a new series of concerts in Bronx and Queens parks to celebrate New York Music Month! Ranging from Caribbean music to Latin to rock and roll, there is something for everyone to enjoy

Deconstructed: Track-by-Track with Tygapaw, Debit, & Splice. Renowned experimental dance producers break down their tracks stem-by-stem in an interactive workshop on musical production in an old piano factory.

Birds of Chicago—husband-and-wife team JT Nero and Allison Russell—has been making soulful, heartfelt music since 2012. In Nero’s words, the duo’s self-described “secular gospel” songs open up “channels of love.” Birds of Chicago’s voices—Nero’s gritty and Russell’s smooth—blend beautifully and recall country blues, doo-wop, and classic soul. The pair’s newest

Take a two-hour historical, architectural, and musical tour of the Harlem Renaissance with The Levys’ Unique New York! Tour Guides.

Take a two-hour historical, architectural, and musical tour of the Harlem Renaissance with The Levys’ Unique New York! Tour Guides.

On June 22, in celebration of World Refugee Day, dozens of musicians from all over the world will perform both traditional and contemporary music.

with The Revivalists, Sharon Van Etten, Catfish and the Bottlemen, and Matt Maeson

The Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment and NYC Parks have teamed up to present a new series of concerts in Bronx and Queens parks to celebrate New York Music Month! Ranging from Caribbean music to Latin to rock and roll, there is something for everyone to enjoy.

After fifteen years of writing and performing with projects like Wolf Parade, Sunset Rubdown, Moonface, Swan Lake, and Frog eyes, this prolific artist has finally decided to release and tour the music he makes under his own name – Spencer Krug. First gaining attention in the mid 2000s as co-leader

The legendary experimental rock band TORTOISE will play its “weirdly beautiful and impossible to pin down” (Pitchfork) 1998 masterpiece TNT start to finish. EMILY WELLS “works in the space between art-pop and neoclassical chamber music.” (New Sounds with John Schafer)

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Interested in learning about the exciting history of Rock ’n’ Roll, Folk, Blues, and Punk Music in New York City. This 2-hour walking tour with The Levys’ Unique New York! kicks off at the Washington Square arch and takes you through Greenwich Village, East Village and over to the Bowery

Bring your ​laptop, tablet, or phone to this hands-on workshop with ​actionable ​steps for musician audience members to add revenue streams in real-time, right there during the talk. ​Through a series of 5-10 minute labs and an electronic ​Making Money With Music​ ​Revenue Stream Worksheet Packet​ providing links, resources, and

with Young the Giant, Fitz & The Tantrums, A Special Acoustic Performance by Chris Carrabba of Dashboard Confessional, and Smith & Thell

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Miracle Sweepstakes Oil Bay Pennants Red Wedding Doors 8 pm $10 21+

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DANCE BATTLE AND LIVE PERFORMANCES A festival of theatrical performances within the Hip Hop Culture. Dedicated to bringing the 5 pillars together, Worldwide… BOKU BAZAAR – JUNE 24th, Brooklyn NY. Warriors, come out and Playaaayeeeeaaa!” THE WELL Address: 272 Meserole St, Brooklyn, NY 11206  L train to Montrose Avenue Station JUNE 24th,

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Henosis is the title of Joep Beving’s newest solo album, released on April 5, 2019. It is his third solo album and the final piece of a trilogy. This trilogy started in 2015 when he released his piano album Solipsism independently. For his sophomore album Prehension from 2017, he signed a record deal with the

Prefuse 73 is the foremost alias of Guillermo Scott Herren, a producer and musician whose novel approach to hip-hop production helped bridge the ’90s output of the Mo’ Wax label to the following decade’s Los Angeles beat scene. Starting with albums such as Vocal Studies + Uprock Narratives (2001) and

Chucho Valdés, with last year’s Jazz Batá 2, “burnishes his stature as a towering Afro-Cuban pianist of our time.” (WBGO) He performs at the Bandshell along with Cuban percussionist Dafnis Prieto and his electrifying quartet.

Seven Year Witch– 10:45 The Twotakes– 10:00 Jack & The Beanstalk– 9:15 earthTone– 8:30 $10

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Join us for an evening of both old school and modern line dance. In addition to line dancing, there will be some Western-style square dances. Have fun and meet new people as you dance the night away.

Five childhood friends from Crown Heights transform their love of classic hip-hop, 90s rap, and bossa nova into original, shape-shifting songs on the MetroTech stage, alongside indie soul-singer Conya Doss.

Runnin’ on Empty is a monthly stand-up show with nothing to lose! The show features a mix of pros and up-and-comers, from people who last performed on Conan to people who last performed to three tumbleweeds. To be fair, those tumbleweeds hadn’t laughed that hard in years. Join us at

Canadian guitarist Donna Grantis leads a five-piece group that is wholly unique in today’s music scene. Backed by an acclaimed rhythm section, Donna’s incendiary guitar playing is highlighted against the percussive tabla rhythms of guru Suphala to create a sound described by The Minneapolis Star Tribune as, “New millennium jazz-rock

BUD LIGHT MUSIC SERIES Fronting his militant band Indiggnation, Protoje articulates the righteous anger of a generation, and he performs at the Bandshell alongside Jah9 and DJ Top Notch & MICRO DON. Plus a session of Yoga on Dub!

You’re being urgently, naughtily rushed up the tallest, steepest stairs you’ve ever climbed. Smile cautiously as the Uranium Club welcomes you into their stinky apartment. You’ve been here before, right? Oh, that must have been someone else. Do you have a brother or sister? One of the members mumbles some

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Unplugged features intimate acoustic acts performed at Brooklyn Bridge Park’s Pier 3 Greenway Terrace, Friday evenings in June and July. Artists in June are curated by Brooklyn Americana Music and feature a range of Americana music including Folk, Country Blues, Old Time, Bluegrass, and Jazz. Will Scott Will Scott is

Natural Velvet is Corynne Ostermann (bass, vocals), Greg Hatem (drums), Spike Arreaga (guitar) and Kim Te (guitar). The post-punk quartet is known in their native Baltimore for a distinct sound that is both aggressive and catchy. Framed by washing guitars, vocals that alternately howl and harmonize, and throbbing drum sounds,

The revolutionary singer, accordionist, and bandleader Celso Piña comes to the Bandshell, along with Chicago’s Dos Santos and Riobamba, the Brooklyn-based Ecuadorian-Lithuanian producer, DJ, and cultural activist.

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Join us as we explore New York City’s music, its musicians, musical communities and cultural histories, opening listeners up to the experiences that are part of the Big Apple’s rich fabric.

This tour with folklorist Elena Martinez will explore the Hunts Point/Longwood neighborhoods in the Bronx where many Latin music performers lived and worked. Along the way, we’ll point out the dance clubs, theaters and social clubs where the music was performed and flourished.

Lunchtable Conversations on Evolution & Identity with Kodie Shane & LE1F. Two rappers from different worlds come together to talk about their career-defining evolutions in identity, hosted over a PB&J lunch at Brooklyn’s premier design center.

Take a two-hour historical, architectural, and musical tour of the Harlem Renaissance with The Levys’ Unique New York! Tour Guides.

Cousins Dave Schafer and Pete Vale bore the idea of forming a rock band late in 2011 as a therapeutic release from the pressurized day to day of New York City living. Adding on bass guitarist Andrew Wilkes, drummer Ben Selznick, and keyboard player James Gettinger, the band was complete

The Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment and NYC Parks have teamed up to present a new series of concerts in Bronx and Queens parks to celebrate New York Music Month! Ranging from Caribbean music to Latin to rock and roll, there is something for everyone to enjoy.

The Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment and NYC Parks have teamed up to present a new series of concerts in Bronx and Queens parks to celebrate New York Music Month! Ranging from Caribbean music to Latin to rock and roll, there is something for everyone to enjoy.

AMERICAN EXPRESS WOMEN IN MUSIC SERIES Liz Phair, whose influence on female voices in alternative music is still pronounced more than two decades after the release of Exile in Guyville, comes to the Bandshell with Ted Leo and the Pharmacists and Caroline Rose.

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Interested in learning about the exciting history of Rock ’n’ Roll, Folk, Blues, and Punk Music in New York City. This 2-hour walking tour with The Levys’ Unique New York! kicks off at the Washington Square arch and takes you through Greenwich Village, East Village and over to the Bowery.

Songathon is the 24-Hour Songwriting Competition that brings together talented songwriters for an exciting weekend of competition, collaboration, and mentorship by respected members of the music industry. During Songathon, songwriters are given 24 hours to write a song that is then performed live for an audience of music lovers, who

You’ve said it before: Crime Junkie feels like you are sitting in a room with your best friends Ashley & Brit talking about true crime. Now is your chance to do that for real! For four days only, Ashley & Brit are bringing you a never before told case. You’ll

with ROTEM; Adam Neely’s JAZZSCHOOL 21+

Come celebrate the launch of SpeshFX: The first ever narrative podcast about the International Beatboxing Community! Hear a live podcast that will be featured at the end of SpeshFX’s first season as well as a live beatbox battle with some of New York’s finest beatboxers.

The Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment and NYC Parks have teamed up to present a new series of concerts in Bronx and Queens parks to celebrate New York Music Month! Ranging from Caribbean music to Latin to rock and roll, there is something for everyone to enjoy.

The Morrisania neighborhood was the home to many jazz musicians and was also one of the
 cradles of Hip hop in the Bronx. This walking tour will explore the jazz, doo-wop, Latin music and hip hop history of the neighborhood as well as its social history from the fires that

Take a two-hour historical, architectural, and musical tour of the Harlem Renaissance with The Levys’ Unique New York! Tour Guides.

With guests Ben Bohmer & Enamour  

Join NYC Parks Arts, Culture & Fun and the Jazz Foundation of America for a live jazz concert with Eddie Allen; trumpeter, composer, arranger, author, and educator, known for his versatility. He has worked with legends like Art Blakey, Bette Midler, Aretha Franklin, Gladys Knight, T.S. Monk, and Kool & the

Featuring the Haschak Sisters

This show is All Ages

Teen Daze with Instupendo

With guest Sammus

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Interested in learning about the exciting history of Rock ’n’ Roll, Folk, Blues, and Punk Music in New York City? This 2-hour walking tour with The Levys’ Unique New York! kicks off at the Washington Square arch and takes you through Greenwich Village, East Village and over to the Bowery.

Celebrate the official unveiling of the 2019 Sing for Hope Pianos on Monday, June 3rd, beginning at 12:00 p.m., at Fosun Plaza at 28 Liberty in New York City. The festivities will include all 50 artist-designed pianos in one place, available for all to play, as well as pop-up performances

On June 4, as a part of New York Music Month, join us to hear from innovators and companies at the intersection of music and tech. New York City’s music ecosystem supports 60,000 jobs, $5 billion in wages, and $21 billion in economic output. More music related digital services companies

With Galactic, Fishbone, Dumpstaphunk & Miss Velvet All Ages

With Pinocchio All Ages

#TrebleTuesdays is switching it up! Meet @jagermeisterusa and the Treble fam at @thefreehold for a spectacular show featuring @itsruthb who will be performing songs from her new EP, “Maybe I’ll Find You Again.” And it’s F R E E. https://www.instagram.com/p/ByIZQCBl6zU/

With Kyle Emerson 21+

In a realm where poets rarely intersect with stardom, the Opening Ceremonies for the 2010 Winter Olympics introduced us to Shane Koyczan. With a collective “wow” across Canada and beyond, we found the poet of our generation. And we weren’t even looking for one. The world took notice when Shane’s

With Gauche All Ages

The legendary Labelle singer is joined by the acclaimed Living Colour guitarist to kick off the summer with a joyful blend of soul, rock, and funk.

On June 6th Diverse Representation presents a reception and panel discussion on diversity and the music industry. The panel features: Erika Stallings (Counsel, Broadcast Music, Inc.), Gerard Anthony (Counsel, AFROPUNK), Shante Bacon (Owner, One/35), Jackie Robinson (Attorney, Akerman LLP) and Naima Cochrane (Founder, #MusicSermon). Diverse Representation is a new platform

The music industry comes together in a Happy Hour style mixer and networking event. You’ll be able to meet people from different roles and responsibilities within the industry including, but not limited, to engineers, managers, songwriters, marketers, publishers, songwriters and artists.

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Unplugged features intimate acoustic acts performed at Brooklyn Bridge Park’s Pier 3 Greenway Terrace, Friday evenings in June and July. Artists in June are curated by Brooklyn Americana Music and feature a range of Americana music including Folk, Country Blues, Old Time, Bluegrass, and Jazz. Ali Dineen & Feral Foster

Join us as we explore New York City’s music, its musicians, musical communities and cultural histories, opening listeners up to the experiences that are part of the Big Apple’s rich fabric.

Join us for an evening of dance, fitness, and fun. Enjoy the sounds and songs of the 70’s and 80’s followed by a 70’s dance contest.

NYC Parks Arts, Culture & Fun presents Annette St. John in concert. Born and raised in Harlem, Annette St. John grew up in a very artistic family that influenced her musical style: equal parts jazz, blues, standards and gospel.  In partnership with the Jazz Foundation of America.

Kaia Kater was born of African-Caribbean descent in Quebec, and her original music is influenced by the Canadian folk music of her parents and the years she studied and performance Appalachian music in West Virginia. Her songs are fueled by her rich tenor vocals, jazz-influenced instrumentation, and beautifully understated banjo

The Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment and NYC Parks have teamed up to present a new series of concerts in Bronx and Queens parks to celebrate New York Music Month! Ranging from Caribbean music to Latin to rock and roll, there is something for everyone to enjoy.

Dead Meadow formed in 1998 with Jason Simon on vocals and guitar, Steve Kille on bass, and Mark Laughlin on drums. They began to combine 70s hard rock and 60s psychedelic rock with far out and sometimes mystically minded lyrical themes occasionally even hinting at the obscure genius H. P.

He was one of us, so, on what would have been his 61st birthday, the Black Rock Coalition is gonna dance on to remember Prince Rogers Nelson. Four solid hours of sweet, sweaty Paisley worship with DJ sets from Blak Emoji’s Kelsey Warren, Rimarkable, and more.

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With ANGEL DU$T All Ages

With Indigo De Souza 18+

With Middle Kids 16+  

This tour with folklorist Elena Martinez will explore the Hunts Point/Longwood neighborhoods in the Bronx where many Latin music performers lived and worked. Along the way, we’ll point out the dance clubs, theaters and social clubs where the music was performed and flourished.

An interactive zine workshop on community & representation in the music industry – with an exhibition hosted in a hidden storefront throughout June.

Take a two-hour historical, architectural, and musical tour of the Harlem Renaissance with The Levys’ Unique New York! Tour Guides.

Come celebrate her debut EP at the Bowery Electric with Barbara B.   Other artist such as Valentino the poet, Michael Cyr, Edson Sean, and Mandella Eskia will be performing too! Dj Yung Blu will be making sure the dance floor stays busy! $10 in Advance / $15 At Door  

The Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment and NYC Parks have teamed up to present a new series of concerts in Bronx and Queens parks to celebrate New York Music Month! Ranging from Caribbean music to Latin to rock and roll, there is something for everyone to enjoy.

AMERICAN EXPRESS WOMEN IN MUSIC SERIES As IBEYI, the French-Cuban twins Lisa-Kaindé and Naomi Díaz send soaring liquid vocal harmonies over an “intoxicating blend of hip hop, electronica, and traditional Yoruba” (NPR) music. SUDAN ARCHIVES, another genre-defying musical alchemist, “transposes the bounce and swing of R&B and hip hop onto a

With DRUG CHURCH All Ages

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Rhythm Revue dance parties are New York’s biggest and longest-running classic soul dances. They’ve filled Resorts World NYC, Roseland Ballroom, Nokia Theater, Irving Plaza, Highline Ballroom, Hammerstein Ballroom, B.B. King’s, the Hornblower yachts, NJPAC, the Terrace Ballroom and other venues in the metro area since 1991.

Interested in learning about the exciting history of Rock ’n’ Roll, Folk, Blues, and Punk Music in New York City? This 2-hour walking tour with The Levys’ Unique New York! kicks off at the Washington Square arch and takes you through Greenwich Village, East Village and over to the Bowery.

The Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment and NYC Parks have teamed up to present a new series of concerts in Bronx and Queens parks to celebrate New York Music Month! Ranging from Caribbean music to Latin to rock and roll, there is something for everyone to enjoy.

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The live music market in New York City and the United States offer a wide range of opportunities for concerts and tours for a wide variety of musicians. This highly informative session provides participants with practical knowledge of how booking and touring works, the clubs network that exists for independent

With Real Friends, The Early November, Doll Skin

With Fleurie

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With Courtney Barnett All Ages

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Latin Grammy® winning, New York-based all-female ensemble and beloved press-darlings, Flor de Toloache continue to win the hearts of both progressive and traditional mariachi music fans alike through their distinct artistic vision and sophisticated, enlightened interpretation of traditional mariachi instruments. The female quartet’s diverse ethnicities and musical backgrounds have also

Snarky Puppy’s Grammy-winning percussion duo Robert “Sput” Searight and Nate Werth provide the vibrant beats at the center of this seductive jazz funk-fusion band.

Aged Inventory was formed by a group of employees at Credit Suisse to play at the company holiday party 14 years ago.  Since then, the band has played over 60 shows raising nearly two million dollars for over a dozen charitable causes.

With Courtney Barnett All Ages

With Misery Index; Devourment; Outer Heaven 18+    

A benefit for the Sunset Park 44th Street Fire Family Fund, featuring Antibodies 10:30p Shelter Dogs 10pm The Space Merchants-9:30pm Rancho Cowabunga – 9pm Feral Scouts -8:30p Pete Galub- 8pm Lester Luster and The Molasses Disaster-7:30p Raffle with cool prizes! $10

No strangers to the Bandshell stage, The National returns for a benefit concert this year, along with indie rocker Courtney Barnett.

Washington may be chock-a-block with lobbyists and consultants, but only one of them rocks the n’goni, the West African plucked lute covered with animal skin. He advises presidents and the World Bank. He’s played for everyone from a struggling couple trying to save their marriage, to the U.S. Congress. He’s

With Men Without Hats, All Hail The Silence 16+

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As the pioneers of Kabir Rock, Kabir Cafe is on a quest to ensure the verses of 15th century mystic poet-saint Kabir are accessible through contemporary music to the rest of the world. Kabir Cafe’s music reflects the universality of their namesake by integrating his timeless words with the vibrancy

Join us as we explore New York City’s music, its musicians, musical communities and cultural histories, opening listeners up to the experiences that are part of the Big Apple’s rich fabric.

Join us for a live jazz concert with Ed Cherry. With half a dozen albums under his name, he is in high demand, especially since his two recent releases with Posi-Tone. This show features Kyle Koehler on organ and Anwar Marshall on drums.

Join us for a live jazz concert with Ed Cherry. With half a dozen albums under his name, he is in high demand, especially since his two recent releases with Posi-Tone. This show features Kyle Koehler on organ and Anwar Marshall on drums.

Unplugged features intimate acoustic acts performed at Brooklyn Bridge Park’s Pier 3 Greenway Terrace, Friday evenings in June and July. Artists in June are curated by Brooklyn Americana Music and feature a range of Americana music including Folk, Country Blues, Old Time, Bluegrass, and Jazz. Tim Grimm  in a rare

“Swamp Dogg is a national treasure.” – Swamp Dogg In 1970 the Southern soul music maverick Jerry Williams, Jr. made the most radical move of his career. Frustrated with music business politics Williams reinvented himself as Swamp Dogg, an irreverent anti-hero smashing the conventions of commercial R&B music. Swamp Dogg’s

With L.A. Salami 16+

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With Special Guests Say She She 21+  

The Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment and NYC Parks have teamed up to present a new series of concerts in Bronx and Queens parks to celebrate New York Music Month! Ranging from Caribbean music to Latin to rock and roll, there is something for everyone to enjoy.

The Morrisania neighborhood was the home to many jazz musicians and was also one of the
 cradles of Hip hop in the Bronx. This walking tour will explore the jazz, doo-wop, Latin music and hip hop history of the neighborhood as well as its social history from the fires that

New Ballroom, New History with Skyshaker, DJ Delish, Capital Kaos, & Nunney Karma: Skyshaker of the Royal House of Labeija curates a vogue masterclass with the scene’s top dancers & DJs in a ballroom within the city’s historic LGBT center.

Take a two-hour historical, architectural, and musical tour of the Harlem Renaissance with The Levys’ Unique New York! Tour Guides.

The Bandshell will turn into the biggest family dance party in Brooklyn with RICH MEDINA, “one of the most in-demand DJs out there, capable of turning any type of crowd into a frenzy” (Philly Voice) spinning grooves old and new, and local favorites SHAREEF KEYES & THE GROOVE, who have built a

Join us for a night of swing, dance and live jazz! Enjoy dancing with The Harlem Swing Dance Society and Harlem Renaissance Orchestra. Wear your best white outfit, share stories and listen to the music reminiscent of the Big Band Era.

With Jenny Lewis

The concert will feature Muwashshahat and Qudud Halabiyya as well as renditions of Arabic Tarab songs originally performed by Umm Kulthum, Mohammed ‘Abd Al-Wahab, Asmahan and Abdel Halim Hafez, among many others. The concert will also feature more contemporary Arabic Tarab songs as well as vocal and instrumental improvisations. This

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with High Waisted; Spiral Heads

with Fruit & Flowers 16+

Interested in learning about the exciting history of Rock ’n’ Roll, Folk, Blues, and Punk Music in New York City? This 2-hour walking tour with The Levys’ Unique New York! kicks off at the Washington Square arch and takes you through Greenwich Village, East Village and over to the Bowery.

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