Emily Kinney - Highline Ballroom (NYC)
This killer vocalist has earned comparison to Regina Spektor and Ingrid Michaelson thanks to her honest, confessional style of singing.
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October 2015
01 October
01 October
Bill Withers Tribute - Carnegie Hall (NYC)
A star-studded lineup including Ed Sheeran, D'Angelo, Aloe Blacc and more celebrate the legendary "Lean On Me" singer and recent Hall of Fame inductee by performing his 1973 'Live At Carnegie Hall' album in full.
01 October
Sam Lee - Town Hall (NYC)
A former wilderness expert and part-time burlesque dancer, collects folk songs of the British Isles (a la Alan Lomax) and recasts them with ornate chamber pop arrangements with worldly flourishes.
07 October
Diane Coffee - Bowery Ballroom w/ Luna (NYC)
Foxygen’s drummer comes into his own with the release of his artistically daring second LP; think Little Shop of Horrors-meets-Aladdin Sane. He pays homage to the singer/songwriter vibes of the 70s with intoxicating melodies.
07 October
Liz Vice - Rockwood Stage 2 (NYC)
This Portland, OR, native follows the path laid by soul artists like Sharon Jones and Mavis Staples, seamlessly blending the rootsy and the reverent on her debut album.
08 October
Diane Coffee - Bowery Ballroom w/ Luna (NYC)
Foxygen’s drummer comes into his own with the release of his artistically daring second LP; think Little Shop of Horrors-meets-Aladdin Sane. He pays homage to the singer/songwriter vibes of the '70s with intoxicating melodies.
09 October
The Wood Brothers - Radio City Music Hall (NYC)
Soulful, folk-leaning siblings bring driving electric bass, gripping vocals and acoustic guitar turned impromptu drum kit to the banks of NYC's Hudson River for signature blues festival.
13 October
A2IM CMJ Reception - Slate (NYC)
Celebrating 10 years, this trade organization supports the rights of 340+ independent labels (small and medium enterprises) in delivering innovative music to a fair and equitable marketplace, lobbying Congress for copyright protection and advocating for licensing-rate parity for all creators.
14 October
Tobias Jesso Jr - Music Hall of Williamsburg (Brooklyn)
The 2015 breakout star has won over Adele, Jimmy Fallon and HAIM with his instant classic piano melodies.
14 October
Intelligence Squared U.S. Debates “China and the U.S. are long-term enemies” - Kaufman Center (NYC)
Intelligence Squared US debates reach millions by bringing the world's top thinkers together to restore civility, reasoned analysis and constructive public discourse to today's often biased media landscape.
14 October
Nikki Hill - Carroll Place (NYC)
A punk-turned-soul-singing fireball whose voice is a raw amalgamation of Tina Turner’s luscious wail and Bon Scott’s larynx-shredding roar. She’s backed by the volcanic rockabilly riffs of husband/guitarist Matt Hill.
15 October
John Grant - Rough Trade (Brooklyn)
The John Congleton-produced third album from the critically acclaimed singer-songwriter cements his reputation as the most brutally honest, caustic, profound and funny diarist of the human condition through sumptuous tempered ballads and taut, fizzing electronic pop songs
15 October
Tobias Jesso Jr - Music Hall of Williamsburg (Brooklyn)
The 2015 breakout star has won over Adele, Jimmy Fallon and HAIM with his instant classic piano melodies.
15 October
No BS! Brass Band - Joe’s Pub (NYC)
The heart-pounding energy from this 11-piece brass and drum group melds jazz with hip-hop. Surrender - your feet never stood a chance at staying still.
15 October
Lindi Ortega - UTA CMJ Showcase - Rockwood Music Hall (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.
16 October
Elvis Costello - Live at New York Public Library (NYC)
Costello will be interviewed for Live from the NYPL by the series' founder Paul Holdengräber occasioned by the publication of the musician’s new memoir Unfaithful Music and Disappearing Ink and companion CD.
16 October
Goldroom - CMJ@Bowery (NYC)
LA-based producer, songwriter and electronic music artist takes the stage with a four-piece band to create a modern yet nostalgic-feeling sound focused as much on actual song structure as on crisp danceable beats.
17 October
John Grant - Le Poisson Rouge (NYC)
The John Congleton-produced third album from the critically acclaimed singer-songwriter cements his reputation as the most brutally honest, caustic, profound and funny diarist of the human condition through sumptuous tempered ballads and the taut, fizzing electronic pop songs
19 October
Goldroom - Knitting Factory (Brooklyn)
LA-based producer, songwriter and DJ captures the chill vibes of summertime in LA on his dreamy, synth-heavy new EP featuring collaborations with four rising female vocalists.
19 October
Nikki Hill - Rockwood Music Hall (NYC)
A punk-turned-soul-singing fireball whose voice is a raw amalgamation of Tina Turner’s luscious wail and Bon Scott’s larynx-shredding roar. She’s backed by the volcanic rockabilly riffs of husband/guitarist Matt Hill.
20 October
Dave Alvin + Phil Alvin - City Winery (NYC)
Brothers and former Blasters pay homage to a wide array of blues + R&B legends (James Brown, Lead Belly, Big Joe Turner + more) on the follow up to 2014’s ‘Common Ground’ - their Grammy-nominated 1st record together in three decades.
20 October
Joe Jackson - Town Hall (NYC)
His first LP of original music in 7 years tells the tale of 4 cities with songs recorded in New York, New Orleans, Berlin and Amsterdam—each with a different set of first-call supporting musicians.
21 October
Joe Jackson - Town Hall (NYC)
His first LP of original music in 7 years tells the tale of 4 cities with songs recorded in New York, New Orleans, Berlin and Amsterdam—each with a different set of first-call supporting musicians.
23 October
Green River Ordinance - Highline Ballroom (NYC)
Following an album pre-sale that landed in the iTunes Country Top 10 -- LP coming in January 2016 -- the five-piece delivers rollicking shuffles, mellifluous harmonies and songs that will make your toes tap involuntarily.
23 October
Joey Alexander - Town Hall (NYC)
This wildly talented young pianist will join the Jazz At Lincoln Center Orchestra for two nights at Town Hall to celebrate the music of Thelonious Monk.
23 October
David Wax Museum - Mercury Lounge (NYC)
Newport Folk Fest favorite delivers a charming and exuberant take on Mexo-Americana Rock that’s won over fans at NPR, NY Times and SPIN.
24 October
Joey Alexander - Town Hall (NYC)
This wildly talented young pianist will join the Jazz At Lincoln Center Orchestra for two nights at Town Hall to celebrate the music of Thelonious Monk.
26 October
Lee Brice - NASH Bash - Beacon Theater (NYC)
The evocative, rough-edged singer made his first #1 Billboard Country debut in 2014 and recently won ACM’s “Single Record of the Year." A top-notch entertainer, artist and producer, he'll continue with major market headline dates in 2015.
27 October
Intelligence Squared U.S. Debates “Raise the federal gas tax to fund infrastructure” - Kaufman Cente
Intelligence Squared US debates reach millions by bringing the world's top thinkers together to restore civility, reasoned analysis and constructive public discourse to today's often biased media landscape.
28 October
UB40 - Webster Hall (NYC)
Frontman Ali Campbell rejoins forces with vocalist Astro and keyboardist Mickey Virtue on their first North American tour in eight years to feature the three founding members of the iconic Birmingham reggae group.
29 October
Youth Lagoon - Webster Hall (NYC)
The typically introverted musician Trevor Powers completely opens up for the first time ever on his third album after the tragic loss of a close friend. The 10-track collection is his most ambitious, unguarded work to date.