Tuesday, September 14, 2010

Concert Calendar: Sept. 14 to Sept. 20


Every week (Tuesday?), I'll do a rundown of notable concerts in New York over the next seven days. Couldn't do it without Oh My Rockness, BrooklynVegan or Resident Advisor, so check those guys out. Times are from those sites, actual set times may vary.

Tuesday, Sept. 14

6:30: Reggie Watts, Naomi Shelton & Gospel Queens play in Fort Greene Park, Free.

Reggie is hilarious. I haven't been to the Park for any shows, but that area of Brooklyn is great, tons of good restaurants.

Official Site: Reggie Watts

7 pm: Blonde Redhead's Penny Sparkle listening party at (Le) Poisson Rouge, Free.

Presumably just a preview of the album (live show was a few weeks back), but I've heard it's great.

Official Site: Blonde Redhead

7 pm: Neon Trees play an in-store set at the Apple Store in Soho, Free.

Can't say I know anything about this band, but the Apple Store is a nice venue, if generally crowded.

Official Site: Neon Trees

9 pm: Greg Davis, Ben Vida, Geoff Mullen, Lussuria play at Zebulon, Free.

Don't know the bands, but Zebulon is one of those cool little Brooklyn venues that I've been meaning to check out.

Venue Site: Zebulon

Rest of the week after the jump.


Wednesday, Sept. 15

6:30: Billy Idol plays Hammerstein Ballroom, $45.

The rock icon plays the big midtown venue. I haven't actually been there yet.


8 pm: The Bad Plus play at Bowery Ballroom, $25.

Jazzy, avant garde band in one of the best venues in the city.

Official Site: The Bad Plus

8 pm: CocoRosie play Music Hall of Williamsburg, $30. (!)

The weird sisters play in Brooklyn.

Official Site: CocoRosie

8 pm: Vampire Weekend, Beach House, Dum Dum Girls play Radio City Music Hall, $39.50

The Columbia grads have grown up into indie stardom. Good openers, too.

Official Site: Vampire Weekend

9 pm: Screaming Females, Shellshag, Big Eyes play the Knitting Factory Brooklyn, $10

Unfortunately missed Screaming Females at Siren, although judging from the cameo appearance during Ted Leo's set, this should be good.

Official Site: Screaming Females


Thursday, Sept. 16

8 pm: Vampire Weekend, Beach House, Dum Dum Girls play Radio City Music Hall, $39.50

See above.

8:30 pm: Nicole Atkins & The Black Sea, River City Extension, Common Prayer, Only Son play Glasslands, $10.

The Jersey girl with a big voice performs at one of Brooklyn's premier DIY venue.



Friday, Sept. 17

7 pm: Of Montreal, Janelle Monae play Terminal 5, $27.50.

Janelle Monae's The ArchAndroid is really good!

8 pm: Vampire Weekend, Beach House, Dum Dum Girls play Radio City Music Hall, $39.50

See above.

10 pm: Blkmarket Membership presents Drumcode at a secret location, $20

The trailblazing techno promoters are at it again.


10:30: +/- {Plus Minus}, Hallelujah the Hills play Mercury Lounge, $12

The mathematical indie rockers do the late show at the Merc.

Official Site: +/-

Saturday, Sept. 18

5:30: Broken Social Scene, The Sea and Cake play Central Park, $30

The outdoor venue has some post-summer life. Hope they play this song!


7 pm: Jamie Lidell plays Webster Hall, $25.

The genre-defying singer performs in the East Village.

Official Site: Jamie Lidell

7 pm: Of Montreal, Janelle Monae play Terminal 5, $27.50.

See above.

8 pm: Superchunk, Let's Wrestle play Bowery Ballroom, $22

Indie rock favorites hit Manhattan.

Official Site: Superchunk

9 pm: Javelin plays Brooklyn Bowl, Free

RVSP here.

8 pm: No Age, Small Black play Music Hall of Williamsburg, $15

Official Site: No Age


Sunday, September 19

5:30: Pavement, Jenny and Johnny (Jenny Lewis and Johnathan Rice) play the Williamsburg Waterfront, try Craigslist

Those that got tickets months ago can finally rejoice!


8 pm: Klaxons, Baby Monster play Maxwell's, $20

Nu rave comes to Jersey.


8 pm: Superchunk, Wild Nothing, Todd Barry play Music Hall of Williamsburg, $22

See above.


Monday, September 20

Sleigh Bells play the Studio at Webster Hall, $8

Should get sweaty.

Official Site: Sleigh Bells


That's it! If I missed something awesome, leave a comment.

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