Every glamglare showcase is different yet all are bursting with emerging and ambitious talent, and our May party was no exception. First up were Council, a synth rock trio comprised of identical twin brothers Doug and Pat Reeves, and their younger brother Andy Reeves. While we’ve featured Council before, they[…]
April 27th, the basement lounge at The Delancey was nicely packed from the get-go and got humming this way throughout the performances of all the bands until the DJs took over for the rest of the night. Sophie Colette kicked of the night with her exquisite set of songs plus[…]
A night of electronic pop was on at The Delancey on March 23. First up was Mïrändä with her energetic and engaging solo show, including the new excellent earworm of a song “Glow”. Just click on the link and listen! Hardly anybody is able to express the pure joy of[…]
When we stepped into The Iron Bear in Austin, TX four years ago to attend one of our first SXSW shows ever, we would not have dared to dream of ever placing a glamglare banner behind the stage and welcoming six bands to our music blog’s showcase. But dreams do come[…]
When New York’s rock legends Statues of Liberty took the stage of The Delancey on February 24, things went full circle for us at glamglare: the band of John Law, Prince Hal and Hitomi was among the first local acts we followed through the live clubs of Downtown Manhattan, and[…]
To start off the new year with a bang, we invited back RYAL, who had headlined our very first show back in fall 2016. They are now a duo (plus a live keyboarder) and came to support their excellent new electronic album “Silver And Gold” (Apple Music | Spotify). Also[…]
For us at glamglare 2017 went out with a bang, thanks to five amazing acts who agreed to play our holiday showcase at The Delancey on December 8. Opening the night was Marie Lang, who we met at SXSW 2016 and who is going solo now, on stage accompanied by[…]
Ever since we saw New Jersey darlings Dentist playing Muchmore’s for Northside Festival 2016, we wanted to see the melodic garage/grunge rockers again, and were especially psyched when the trio agreed to play our November show. We loved them even more this time around and hope they will be seen[…]
In October, we went all indie-electronic, probably our first show focused on this genre only. Those in attendance were in for a treat as these acts tend to make themselves rare and keep their live performances sparse. Opening the evening, and being the most ‘pop’ was MAJO convincing with her[…]
Our September 16 showcase featured a particular diverse lineup from electro-pop over indie rock to, well, Corina Corina, who fuses a host of genres ranging from blues to hip hop. Opening the night were twin acts Ekurtis and Hopper Race with two shades of engaging electro pop. Like them, playing[…]
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