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Friday, July 1
Rough Trade NYC
Brooklyn, New York
BEVERLY began as a recording project between Drew Citron and Frankie Rose. During numerous tours, the two started collaborating and sharing aspirations for making simple, clutter-free music. Their debut LP “Careers” is a result of those ideas, and came out in July 2014 on Kanine Records.
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FEAR OF MEN
Saturday, July 2
Bowery Ballroom
New York City, New York
Presented by BrooklynVegan
Brighton, U.K. indie pop/dream pop band Fear of Men began in early 2011 as an extension of work Jessica Weiss was making for her art degree. Weiss had been making ambient soundtrack recordings for her short films, and met guitarist Daniel Falvey when he came to the exhibition of these films. The two art students started working toward a more pop sound in bedroom recordings, and eventually made a series of lo-fi demos designed to lure in other players to be in the band.
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RANN
Tuesday, June 7
Mercury Lounge
New York City, New York
Born out of years of diverse artistic collaborations and a steady hunt for an original music endeavor of their own, Rann is the result of 5 Brooklyn based musicians locking themselves in a isolated cabin during the cold winter of 2014. Driven by the passion for electronic rock, dance music, colored pop and dreamy choruses, the band is currently finishing their first album to be released this summer with a Northeast tour to follow.
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ALGE
Wednesday, July 6
Mercury Lounge
New York City, New York
Alge (pronounced “algae”) is the new solo project from Los Angeles-based producer/songwriter Jon Weinman. After graduating from NYU’s Clive Davis Program for Recorded Music, Weinman honed his craft in Brooklyn producing, writing and performing with his band Sioux Lion, in addition to writing and producing for other artists including Dylan Reynolds(of Mac Miller’s REMember Music imprint) and most recently, indie r&b songstress Anais Aida.
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THE WORLD/INFERNO FRIENDSHIP SOCIETY
Thursday, July 7
Bowery Ballroom
New York City, New York
The World/Inferno Friendship Society, a gang of dangerous loonies who like to break things, is coming to your town. Bringing their newest album, “This Packed Funeral” released on California based Alternative Tentacles Records in the band’s unique punk rock cabaret style, the ten tracks on the LP feature their signature critically acclaimed romantic tangoing/violent break up inducing mayhem while expanding previously unexplored territory combining contrapuntal fugue, the rhythmic percussion of a New Orleans Funeral March and classic the hardcore punk sounds of Code Of Honor, TSOL and The Damned.
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ZELLA DAY
Thursday, July 7
The Bowery Ballroom
New York City, New York
Presented by Steve Madden Summer Music Series
Los Angeles-based singer/songwriter Zella Day blends modern pop with a touch of Western Bohemian flair. A native of Arizona, she was raised in a small mountain town near Phoenix, where her parents ran a cafe and art space whose creative clientele helped to nurture her musical interests. Day first came to notice when her 2012 acoustic cover of the White Stripes’ “Seven Nation Army” began racking up the hits on YouTube. Soon she adopted a lusher, pop-oriented sound, which led some critics to refer to her as a happier-sounding Lana Del Rey.
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DAVID BAZAN
Thursday, July 7
Music Hall of Williamsburg
Brooklyn, New York
Beginning in 2014, he would release two new songs on the first day of the month for five months in a row. These ten new songs were later collected on a compilation called Bazan Monthly Vol. 1. He repeated the same process the following year resulting in the release of Vol. 2. The music was more stripped down and solitary than his previous releases and the tracks were generally recorded at home. In 2016, he remixed and reworked ten of the Bazan Monthly tracks to create his third proper solo LP Blanco.
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JESSY LANZA
Friday, July 8
Bowery Ballroom
New York City, New York
Lanza contributed to the 2011 album It’s All True and had the favor returned with synthesizer lessons. Lanza and Greenspan developed a creative partnership that evolved into Pull My Hair Back, Lanza’s debut album. She later continued her string of collaborations with work beside Caribou, Morgan Geist freestyle outlet the Galleria, and DJ Spinn and Taso, the last two of whom helped her make the 2015 12″ “You Never Show Your Love.” Lanza and Greenspan reconvened for Oh No, a comparatively upbeat set of material released through Hyperdub in May 2016.
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KENDRA MORRIS
Friday, July 8
Rough Trade NYC
Brooklyn, New York
Kendra Morris recalls singers who straddled soul and rock during the early ’70s, such as Ruth Copeland and Chaka Khan, while her contemporaries include the likes of Mayer Hawthorne, Alice Russell, and Leela James. Morris’s musical taste was developed through her parents’ record collection, a library heavy on late-60s and early-70s soul and funk.
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