Amy Helm - Central Park Summerstage (NYC)
With her band The Handsome Strangers, the Ollabelle singer/mandola player and daughter of Levon Helm performs from her solo debut, opening for Dr. John.
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August 2015
01 August
01 August
David H Wagner - Area Yoga Brooklyn (Brooklyn)
This Amazon best-selling author takes his revolutionary self-help book for men across the country (on his Harley Davidson) with one mission in mind: to help men lead happier, more powerful lives.
03 August
Amy Helm - DROM (NYC)
With her band The Handsome Strangers, the Ollabelle singer/mandola player and daughter of Levon Helm performs from her solo debut.
04 August
Lindi Ortega - Mercury Lounge (NYC)
A red-boot-wearin’, porcelain gypsy with nails dipped in poison and a voice coated in honey, the Nashville resident (by way of Canada) rips out her voodoo-needled heart and throws it onto the stage for all to see.
05 August
Jon Cleary - Bar Lunatico (NYC)
England born, New Orleans bred multi-instrumentalist/singer/songwriter infuses his signature NOLA funk with soulful vocals, masterful piano skills, and a knack for composing infectious grooves.
06 August
Jon Cleary - Brooklyn Academy Festival (NYC)
England born, New Orleans bred multi-instrumentalist/singer/songwriter infuses his signature NOLA funk with soulful vocals, masterful piano skills, and a knack for composing infectious grooves.
06 August
JiHAE - Rough Trade (NYC)
Seoul-born, New York-based musician and multimedia artist JiHAE, which means “Wisdom” in Korean, combines her powerful voice, poetic lyrics and intricate sound arrangements all while exploring provocative and controversial topics.
07 August
Sam Outlaw - Skinny Dennis (Brooklyn)
LA-based singer who has a country-meets-Cali sound that's been endorsed by Rolling Stone ahead of his debut album.
08 August
Sam Outlaw - Lincoln Center Out-Of-Doors (NYC)
LA-based singer who has a country-meets-Cali sound that's been endorsed by Rolling Stone ahead of his debut album.
09 August
Iris DeMent - Lincoln Center Out of Doors (NYC)
Part of AmericanaFest NY, the Arkansas-delta born singer will present her new album 'The Trackless Woods' - music set to 18 works by 20th century Russian poet Anna Akhmatova - with a full band.
11 August
Rachel Brown - Joe’s Pub (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.
17 August
Black Violin - Rockwood Music Hall (NYC)
This classically trained duo has collaborated with the likes of Kanye West and performed at Obama’s Inauguration Ball. Their latest is a crystallization of their peerless sound, interpolating Copland and Timbaland with style and grace.
18 August
The Black Lillies - Rockwood Music Hall (NYC)
With a rootsy flair mixing folk, honky-tonk country and gospel into a winsome hybrid, the Knoxville, TN, six-piece is keeping the road hot, performing genre-mashing roots music to over 60 cities this fall.
21 August
Zac Brown Band - Citi Field (Flushing, NY)
A scorching SNL performance and #1 Billboard 200 debut augers well for the band's epic North American stadium tour which will make history with a historic three-night run at Fenway.
22 August
Zac Brown Band - Citi Field (Flushing, NY)
A scorching SNL performance and #1 Billboard 200 debut augers well for the band's epic North American stadium tour which will make history with a historic three-night run at Fenway.
25 August
Rachel Brown - Apple Store Soho (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.
25 August
Cecile McLorin Salvant - The Jazz Standard (NYC)
The Grammy-nominated 25-year-old jazz singer returns with a declaration of lost love and womanly independence that serves as a riotous showcase for this riveting voice: quivering highs and soul-shaking lows, delivered with grace and personality.
26 August
Cecile McLorin Salvant - The Jazz Standard (NYC)
The Grammy-nominated 25-year-old jazz singer returns with a declaration of lost love and womanly independence that serves as a riotous showcase for this riveting voice: quivering highs and soul-shaking lows, delivered with grace and personality.
27 August
Cecile McLorin Salvant - The Jazz Standard (NYC)
The Grammy-nominated 25-year-old jazz singer returns with a declaration of lost love and womanly independence that serves as a riotous showcase for this riveting voice: quivering highs and soul-shaking lows, delivered with grace and personality.
28 August
Cecile McLorin Salvant - The Jazz Standard (NYC)
The Grammy-nominated 25-year-old jazz singer returns with a declaration of lost love and womanly independence that serves as a riotous showcase for this riveting voice: quivering highs and soul-shaking lows, delivered with grace and personality.
29 August
Jaimoe’s Jasssz Band - The Laidback Festival (Wantagh, NY
Founding member of the Allman Brothers Band, and Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award recipient Jaimoe's “hard swinging, old school R&B” (Relix) septet.
29 August
Cecile McLorin Salvant - The Jazz Standard (NYC)
The Grammy-nominated 25-year-old jazz singer returns with a declaration of lost love and womanly independence that serves as a riotous showcase for this riveting voice: quivering highs and soul-shaking lows, delivered with grace and personality.
30 August
Cecile McLorin Salvant - The Jazz Standard (NYC)
The Grammy-nominated 25-year-old jazz singer returns with a declaration of lost love and womanly independence that serves as a riotous showcase for this riveting voice: quivering highs and soul-shaking lows, delivered with grace and personality.