Our August showcase brought together a fabulous set of of indie rock music at The Delancey. We could not have been more excited to finally welcome Jummy Aremu aka War Violet to the glamglare stage. We have been following Jummy’s musical journey since her first demos and seeing her on[…]
Her stage name alone, raises interest because why would someone choose ‘pronoun’ as their moniker? Turns out Alyse Vellturo does and there is so much more to back up the maybe eccentric name choice. Ever since pronoun‘s debut EP “There’s no on new around you.”, I considered myself a fan of her[…]
On August 28th The Hum presented a special, unforgettable evening at Brooklyn’s beautiful, high-quality venue National Sawdust: String orchestra Little Kruta joined Brooklyn-based independant pop star Verité for a one-time event. After being treated to some classical pieces by the women of Little Kruta, Verité came on stage to perform semi-acoustic[…]
As much we loved “Cheetos and Champagne”, nothing could prepare us for La Moreno’s live show: in equal parts concert and theatrical performance, Anita Moreno turned The Delancey showroom in some sort of glowing mythical place. The smart, brilliantly executed rock by five-piece I/O, led by Tyler Hicks, provided a[…]
Approaching Mercury Lounge on a recent Thursday night, I see a long line of people waiting patiently to get inside the club. No surprise here, since two exciting New York-based bands were about to perform at the longstanding Lower East Side venue. First up were Mayve, a pop rock trio from[…]
Summer joy, carefreeness, summer solstice, and a hot Saturday night filled with fantastic music and great live performances all around! We could not have been happier about this exquisite lineup and everybody in attendance thought so too. Kicking off the night was Jenny Judge, the only artist that evening we[…]
NUEX (pronounced ‘nu’) have enchanted us already with “Eyes” taken from their debut EP “Affectus” (Apple Music | Spotify) and that was before we saw their effortlessly gorgeous live show. Camille Michelle Gray on vocals and Teddy Aitkins on drums and keyboard played the relatively small event space at the top of[…]
It is hard to think of a better place for a Negative Gemini show than the new rooftop at Bushwick’s mega-venue Elsewhere: her glistening synth pop cries for a summer night before a city skyline backdrop. The wind blew puffs from the fog machine over the stage, giving the show[…]
Northside Festival celebrates its 10th birthday, which alone is already quite an accomplishment. Congrats! While some things have evolved and changed over time, like for example there is no longer a film part, or free shows at McCarren Park, there is still a rather impressive Innovation conference going on, and of[…]
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[…]
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