102 posts tagged mercury lounge

Across the Narrows - Built to Spill Photo Permission: Chris | the other Chris A bunch of awesome shows are going on sale this week, but the one I’m most excited about has got to be the ATP Presents: Built to Spill, Dinosaur Jr., and Meat Puppets show on Sept. 25 and 26 t Terminal 5.

So I just wanted to say hello to everyone and sorry for not writing the last couple weeks. We took a little time off to work on our new record and take a bit of a vacation. We start back this week at the Mercury Lounge in Tulsa.

Kanye West (click to purchase tickets) 5/13 Madison Square Garden 7th Avenue btwn 31st and 33rd streets New York, NY “…West's "Glow in the Dark" tour is the rapper's latest ploy to prove that he is creatively without peer. It's a wildly conceived one-man musical…” [more from the Washington Post] Joan as Police Woman (click to purchase tickets) 5/14 Mercury Lounge 217 E.

O'Death Quite Lively, Writer Beaten Mercilessly For Pun O’Death sings plays country music, but not the “tear in your beer” variety or some kind of Toby Keith bullshit. They play the kind of country music the couple in American Gothic would listen to.

The Acorn Played This Weekend, and Will Be Playing 2 More Nights in NYC Earlier today, I walked up the stairs and into the front door of a potential new home, in my quest for a new apartment, and there in the living room sat The Acorn, who I had seen live at Union Hall as recently as Saturday.

Cave Singers are a Folk Trio. But Vocalist Pete Quirk Reminds Me More of Stevie Nicks The Cave Singers packed the house last night at the Mercury Lounge, but they didn’t necessarily rock the house. Which is fine, because they’re not really a rock band.

tonight: Rose Hill Drive at the Mercury Lounge After crushing last night's Jammy awards, Bobka pals Rose Hill Drive will be playing TONIGHT at the Mercury Lounge in what is sure to be another blistering performance. To whet your appetites for their brand of unadulterated rock and roll, we have assembled a playlist of some our favorite rock cuts, both old and new.

Photo: Nathaniel Shannon A narrow demographic of overwhelmingly broad-shouldered, tattooed men at the outer fringe of youth crammed into the Mercury Lounge last night to watch the Night Marchers hammer their guitars as if they were drums.

Tim Gunn, Julianne Moore, Jonathan Adler and Kevin Bacon are just a few of the New York City-based celebrities that have come together for the expansion of the official city tourism campaign "Just Ask the Locals" that launched on April 28.

Cave Singers are a Folk Trio. But Vocalist Pete Quirk Reminds Me More of Stevie Nicks The Cave Singers packed the house last night at the Mercury Lounge, but they didn’t necessarily rock the house. Which is fine, because they’re not really a rock band.