The year is 2005. You’ve just finished applying the 946th coat of black polish on your fingernails while incessantly refreshing your MySpace home page. In the other room, your parents are arguing over the the blaring noise coming from your … Continue Reading
Members of Yo La Tengo ditched their regular garb on Monday in Nashville, TN in favor of something a little more revealing, with Ira Kaplan and James McNew performing in drag. The concert at the Basement East came weeks after … Continue Reading
Rock and pop shined triumphantly as multilingual music became more mainstream, personalisation came to the forefront, TikTok acted as a career launchpad, short videos gained power, and further blending of genres exploded! It’s a great time to be an active listener … Continue Reading
Deerhunter are supporting their AWESOME new album Why Hasn’t Everything Already Disappeared? and playing to sold out venues everywhere. It’s easy to why these guys have such a draw. Bradford Cox was in a jovial and engaging mood–touching the hands of … Continue Reading
2018 sees an eclectic group of artists from all genres of music. New and old artists pave the way into the next decade with outstanding albums that have us laughing, dancing, singing, crying,….YAAAASSS! 10. Cher – Dancing Queen 9. Anderson … Continue Reading
Roger Waters took the stage promptly at 8:30pm to a full arena for the final night of the Us and Them tour in Brooklyn, NY. Opening with “Speak To Me”, “Breathe”, “One Of These Days” and “Time”. Every audience member … Continue Reading
ELECTRIC ZOO 2017 Day 1 I arrived on Randall’s Island just before 6:00 pm on Friday. There was no line to get in and the attendance was relatively light but increased throughout the afternoon. After exploring the VIP tent and … Continue Reading
Kiefer Sutherland is one of the most talented people on the planet earth. The idea that he can juggle two difficult careers is mind-boggling. The man who plays Jack Bauer is a lot deeper than the characters he portrays by far. … Continue Reading
To say that Goldfrapp was incredible is an understatement. Like their electronic predecessors (i.e. Daft Punk, LCD Soundsytem, etc.) they delieverd an unforgettable show that not only exceeded our expectations but left us with an insatiable urge to see MORE! … Continue Reading
I was blessed to attend Neil Diamond’s 50th Anniversary Tour stop in Salt Lake City, Utah at the Vivint Arena recently. Neil Diamond is one of the only artist that can make a 19,000 plus venue feel like an … Continue Reading
Patti Smith at Carnegie Mellon Music Hall, Pittsburgh, PA Patti Smith brought her band and took over Pittsburgh on March 13, 2017, and boy she did so. (I swear she came for my 60th birthday). She decided to play the … Continue Reading
Regina Spektor’s lushly orchestrated concert at Radio City Music Hall was packed full of the pitch-perfect pop that Spektor has become famous for. She came on stage at 8:30pm dressed in a sparkly, colorful top, black pants and red shoes. Spektor … Continue Reading
“If there’s one thing I like, it’s groundhogs,” Steve Burns tells a crowd of toddlers while donning a rainbow cape, marmot ears, and no hint of irony in his voice. “[This song] is about being proud of who you are. … Continue Reading
Australia’s premier psychedelic rock band Jagwar Ma played NYC’s Webster Hall on November 12th, 2016 in front of an incredible enthusiastic audience. Members, Gabriel Winterfield, Jono Ma, and Jack Freeman ran through an 11 heavy-bass, bombastic, and stratospheric set list, … Continue Reading
AudioFuzz.com is throwing its first LIVE EVENT at Albatross Bar! We are going to have a live performance by Stewart Taylor and exclusive Indie-Pop tunes reviewed on Audiofuzz.com. Come by to meet other music lovers and enjoy Astoria’s greatest 2-4-1 … Continue Reading
Angel Olsen Live At Ms. Small’s, Millvale, PA Last night, I saw one of the top 5 concerts I have ever seen; the wonderful ANGEL OLSEN. Juliana Barwick opened up and did a real great job. By her self, she … Continue Reading
Tushka Live I was so lucky to see Tushka at a sold out show last night at Club Cafe in Pittsburgh. They were absolutely amazing. As Phil Moore said, Club Cafe is amazingly intimate. This works for perfectly for Tushka’s … Continue Reading
The Panorama Music Festival debuted on Randall’s Island in NYC on Friday, July 22nd and had its grand finale on Sunday, July 24th 2016. The festival went incredibly smooth for the most part and all the kinks seemed to be worked … Continue Reading
The Panorama Music Festival‘s first day went down on Randall’s Island in NYC on Friday, 7/22, with sets by Arcade Fire, Major Lazer, DJ Broken Social Scene, FKA Twigs, DJ Khaled, Schooboy Q, Lindsey Sterling, Little Scream, Here We Go … Continue Reading
The stage was set. It felt like Absinthe was seeping in through the woodwork. It smelled like booze and occasionally weed, which fit perfectly with the aesthetic of The Duchess and the Fox. Their attire was straight out of “Midnight … Continue Reading