Calendar of Events | Shore Fire Media
Welcome to Shore Fire's Calendar of Key Releases — detailing music and other product releases by some of the people and organizations we work with!

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July 2015

01 July

Summerfest

Summerfest (Milwaukee, WI)


The Guinness-certified World’s Largest Music Festival returns for it's 48th year in Milwaukee, with 800+ acts spanning 11 days of music that delivers ''something for everyone (Entertainment Weekly).’"

02 July

Summerfest

Summerfest (Milwaukee, WI)


The Guinness-certified World’s Largest Music Festival returns for it's 48th year in Milwaukee, with 800+ acts spanning 11 days of music that delivers ''something for everyone (Entertainment Weekly).’"

02 July

03 July

Summerfest

Summerfest (Milwaukee, WI)


The Guinness-certified World’s Largest Music Festival returns for it's 48th year in Milwaukee, with 800+ acts spanning 11 days of music that delivers ''something for everyone (Entertainment Weekly).’"

04 July

Summerfest

Summerfest (Milwaukee, WI)


The Guinness-certified World’s Largest Music Festival returns for it's 48th year in Milwaukee, with 800+ acts spanning 11 days of music that delivers ''something for everyone (Entertainment Weekly).’"

05 July

Summerfest

Summerfest (Milwaukee, WI)


The Guinness-certified World’s Largest Music Festival returns for it's 48th year in Milwaukee, with 800+ acts spanning 11 days of music that delivers ''something for everyone (Entertainment Weekly).’"

07 July

10 July

Courtney Act - Gramercy (NYC)


On a mission to take gender diversity, sexuality and glamour to the mainstream, she’s a gender-bending artist and singer who’s a little bit Kylie, a bit Tove Lo, a bit Robyn, and a good dollop of Vegemite.

ticket and show info

12 July

13 July

Rachel Brown - The Standard, East Village (NYC)


Native New Yorker and self-taught singer-songwriter melds West African influences with a deep-rooted ‘90s pop obsession to create breezy, sweetly delicate songs backed by a full-bodied 8-piece band of international musicians.

14 July

15 July

16 July

17 July

23 July

Marcus Roberts - 92 St. YMCA (NYC)


Marcus Roberts got his start as the pianist for Wynton Marsalis' band and has since become one of jazz's most innovative and prolific figures, writing and arranging extensively for everything from trios to symphony orchestras. 

24 July

26 July

26 July

28 July

Joey Alexander - The Jazz Standard (NYC)


Jazz piano wunderkind Joey Alexander has wowed the likes of Wynton Marsalis, Herbie Hancock and Bill Clinton with his sophisticated arrangements and joyful improvisation — ‘My Favorite Things’ is a crystallization of his potential.

28 July

29 July

Joey Alexander - The Jazz Standard (NYC)


Jazz piano wunderkind Joey Alexander has wowed the likes of Wynton Marsalis, Herbie Hancock and Bill Clinton with his sophisticated arrangements and joyful improvisation — ‘My Favorite Things’ is a crystallization of his potential.

30 July

Leigh Nash - The Basement (Nashville)


From breakup ballads and drinking songs to lushly orchestrated tunes reflecting her Texas roots — Marty Robbins, Jim Reeves and Patsy Cline — this genre defying, wistful voice finds the beauty in life’s heartbreak.

30 July

30 July

Sam Lee - Joe’s Pub (NYC)


A forager, wilderness expert and part-time burlesque dancer, this Mercury Prize short-lister collects ancient folk songs of the British Isles (a la Alan Lomax) and recasts them with ornate chamber pop and otherworldly orchestrations.

ticket and show info

31 July