What a fantastic night! One band making their USA debut. Two bands making their The Delancey debut, and one act was headlining a glamglare showcase for the second time in only one year. The line-up was exciting enough to lure out old and new fans alike on one of the[…]
Fans and friends of four of New York’s most exciting emerging singer/songwriters gathered last Friday at The Delancey to experience Ariah &, shadow monster, Jon Prezant and GIRL SKIN performing live. Opening the joyful evening were Ariah &, the musical project of Ariah Noetzel, who this time did not play all by[…]
Countless hours of preparation go into putting a live show together and this was no different for the one we curated and hosted together with our friends at AudioFemme. On Saturday, June 10 doors opened at noon at the legendary Knitting Factory to welcome music lovers to our Official Northside[…]
Electronic music by new artists was the focus of our May showcase. Singer/producer turned ballet dancer Ekurtis opened the night with his catchy elegant pop songs. He then stayed on stage to play guitar for Hopper Race who adds big, Broadway-style vocals to dark electronic textures. We will surly hear[…]
Indie rock night at The Delancey: four local acts brought exciting and fresh music as well as a good dose of glamour to the party. First up was the debut show of Mars Motel, the new project of Twin Wave guitarist Sarik Kumar who also takes on vocal duties. Mars Motel play[…]
The weather gods have been kind of nice to us in New York this Winter but now and then they throw a curve ball and we got one in form of torrential rain last Friday. Luckily, true music fans show up no matter what and so we had an impressive crowd[…]
Hard to believe that this was already our eighth showcase since we started curating shows last October! It was also the first one that saw a returning band: New York three-piece Council rocked The Delancey once more and proved that they are ready for bigger stages. Like Council – all three[…]
Electronic music night at The Delancey! First on stage was Vigil. Wary of the “karaoke problem” that many electronic musicians face, he decided to ditch the laptop in favor of a vintage MPC, which he plays like a hand drum. Good choice – he achieved similar intimacy and intensity of[…]
Our showcase on February 11 brought together four acts, who we’ve been excited about for a long time. Opening up were Lillet Blanc who convinced even more than at their first appearance last year. Next on were Letters to Nepal, the Brooklyn via Siberia indie-electronic duo that always brings something[…]
Our second showcase in 2017 features four different shades of dream pop, presented by four emerging New York acts, which we have been following on our blog for a long time. Listen to their music below and we hope to see you on Saturday at The Delancey: Blonde Maze Jon[…]
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