The Pines - Rockwood Stage 2 (NYC)
Just days before the release of its first full-length in four years, the Minneapolis trio brings its new record from the dusky expanses of the Midwest to Manhattan's Lower East Side for an intimate preview.
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February 2016
03 February
03 February
Intelligence Squared U.S. Debates “Lifespans Are Long Enough” - Kaufman Center (NYC)
What are the ethical and social consequences of radically increasing lifespans? Should we accept a “natural” end, or should we find a cure to aging?
04 February
Emily Wells - Bowery Ballroom (NYC)
The multi-instrumentalist/producer/songwriter returns to the Big Apple to perform her trademark soul wrapped in baroque clothing at the Lower East Side venue where she headlined two years prior.
12 February
Cécile McLorin Salvant - Jazz At Lincoln Center Appel Room (NYC)
The 26-year-old jazz singer presents a series of six Valentine’s Day-inspired performances over three nights, exploring a repertoire of diverse and challenging love songs that suit and subvert the holiday’s romantic preoccupations.
13 February
Cécile McLorin Salvant - Jazz At Lincoln Center Appel Room (NYC)
The 26-year-old jazz singer presents a series of six Valentine’s Day-inspired performances over three nights, exploring a repertoire of diverse and challenging love songs that suit and subvert the holiday’s romantic preoccupations.
14 February
Cécile McLorin Salvant - Jazz At Lincoln Center Appel Room (NYC)
The 26-year-old jazz singer presents a series of six Valentine’s Day-inspired performances over three nights, exploring a repertoire of diverse and challenging love songs that suit and subvert the holiday’s romantic preoccupations.
24 February
Leyla McCalla - Lincoln Center (NYC)
The New York-born, New Orleans-based Haitian cellist and singer joins forces with former bandmate Rhiannon Giddens (Carolina Chocolate Drops) and Bhi Bhiman to explore America's long, yet overlooked history of protest, subversion and cultural resistance by musicians of color.
26 February
Great Caesar - Knitting Factory (Brooklyn, NY)
The indie six-piece collective plays its first Brooklyn-based show in several months. You won’t want to miss its intimate yet explosive performance full of vocal harmonies, narrative-driven songs and polished horn arrangements.
26 February
Greyhounds - Rockwood Stage 2 (NYC)
The Austin psych-soul duo combines sweat-drenched R&B with deep-fried funk. This show features tracks from upcoming album Change Of Pace (4/1 via Ardent Music), inspired by ZZ Top, blaxploitation soundtracks and '90s Beck.