Austin-based Who Do finds its roots in the blues and rockabilly scenes in Texas and the southwest. Members include Pulitzer Prize-winning author/New Yorker staff writer Lawrence Wright, NPR reporter John Burnette, Brian Turner, Rico Ainslie, and father-son duo Jimmy and Christian Umstattd.
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Originally from Brooklyn is organ virtuoso Cory Henry, who debuted at age six on the Apollo Theater stage. He has won two Grammys (with Snarky Puppy) and has performed with artists such as P. Diddy, Bruce Springsteen, The Roots and Michael McDonald.
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Enjoy a night filled with pop, rap, and R&B hits from MTV's Total Request Live era. DJ Y2K will be spinning "Britney, Missy, Christina, Justin" and more, including a top 10 music video countdown.
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14-year-old, UK-based twin brothers Max & Harvey got their start with covers they posted on Musical.ly last year. At the end of the year, the brothers had "nearly 3 million Musical.ly followers, a nomination for "Muser of the Year" at the 2017 Shorty Awards, garnered over 6 million total views on YouTube and co-wrote & released their debut original song "One More Day In Love.""
Find out more »Originally started for one show to honor David Bowie after his passing, The Band From Mars has turned into a tribute to the icon. This six-piece band covers a complete performance of "The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust", hits from every decade, and even lesser known songs from "Low" and "Blackstar".
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Escape from the heat of this Cruel Summer with a "night of Dancing in the Dark set to the soundtracks of the 80s and 90s." Featuring The Engagements, Party Like It's 1999's Steve Reynolds, SecretFormula, Music Video Time Machine, and the skint.
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Electronic producer/vocalist Natasha Kmeto ("kuh-meh-toe") "dedicated to the art of emotional engagement." Her latest LP, "Inevitable", deals with love, her personal outlook, and being queer.
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The Prospect Park Women's Softball League presents the End of Season Extravaganza: The White Party - Please dress in white! Featuring performers Fogo Azul, Spanglish Fly, Genie Adagio, Dakota Mayhem, and DJ Keys.
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Five-piece folk-rock band Rookin is currently based in Brooklyn. Originally named Stonewall & the Jacksons, the band started as a creative final project for a class on the American Civil War with their first EP, 'Mystic Chords'.
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Though the Sweetback Sisters are technically from Brooklyn, they "philosophically... hail from a parallel universe, an alternate timeline in which honky-tonk became the dominant sound in modern country music." The two have graced the stages of A Prairie Home Companion, Mountain Stage, festivals throughout the country, and their annual Country Christmas Singalong Spectacular.
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