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This Week’s Indie Concerts (8/15-8/21)

This Week’s Indie Concerts (8/15-8/21)

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Grab a few friends and enjoy some of these hot ticketed concerts! This week’s list features indie rock band Beverly and many more. Are you looking for more upcoming concerts? To view our full concert calendar please click HERE to be redirected. Do we accept event submissions? Absolutely! For more information on how you can get your event featured on the site click HERE.

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PJ HarveyPJ Harvey

Tuesday, August 16
Terminal 5
New York City, New York

During the alternative rock explosion, several female singer/songwriters rose to prominence, but few have proved as distinctive or as widely praised as Polly Jean Harvey. Over the course of her career, Harvey established herself as one of the most individual and influential songwriters of her era, exploring themes of sex, love, and religion with unnerving honesty, dark humor, and a twisted theatricality. At the outset, she led the trio PJ Harvey, which delivered her stark songs with bruisingly powerful, punkish abandon, as typified by the 1992 debut Dry. Over time, however, the subtle and artistic side of Harvey has prevailed. Her 2001 album Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea featured a heady mix of trip-hop, guitar rock, and troubadourism, earning her the prestigious Mercury Prize. Throughout the 2000s and 2010s, Harvey continually shifted gears (to the delight of critics and fans), from the sparse Uh Huh Her to the art rock of Let England Shake. (The latter earned her a second Mercury Prize, making her the only artist to have done so.)

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Coco SaraiCocoa Sarai

Tuesday, August 16
Sounds of Brazil
New York City, New York

Coco Sarai performs as part of Sol Village

Sol Village has served as a cultural breeding ground from which rising acts have broken into the next level of their careers and is the longest running R&B/Soul showcase in New York City. Over its 10 years, the showcase has featured artists such as John Legend, Musiq Soulchild, Luke James, Bridget Kelly, Allen Stone, Emily King, and many more.

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KAYEKAYE

Thursday, August 18
Mercury Lounge
New York City, New York

As frontwoman of the critically acclaimed New York-based group San Fermin, Charlene Kaye has played network television, major festivals like Lollapalooza and Austin City Limits, and many sold-out shows, including on tours with St. Vincent, Arctic Monkeys, and alt-J, among others, which earned her rave reviews from the likes of Rolling Stone and The Wall Street Journal. On August 19th, 2016, Charlene Kaye will
release her debut solo EP ‘Honey’ as KAYE — a five-song introduction to the next phase in her evolution as a songwriter and powerhouse singer.

To learn more click here.

See Also

JokerJoker

Friday, August 19
Music Hall of Williamsburg
Brooklyn, New York

Liam McLean, a producer from Bristol, England, debuted as Joker in 2007 and released over a dozen 12” singles and EPs through early 2011. Tracks like “Snake Eater” (Soul Motive, 2008), “Holly Brook Park” (Kapsize, 2008), “Digidesign” (Hyperdub, 2009), the Ginz collaboration “Purple City” (Kapsize, 2009), and “Psychedelic Runway” (Kapsize, 2009) built and sustained McLean’s reputation for creating some of grime/dubstep’s most colorful and powerful productions. Later in 2011, after signing to the 4AD label, Joker released his first album, The Vision, which featured several tracks with vocalists, including Jessie Ware, Silas Bjerregaard of Turboweekend, and several MCs.

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OMNIOMNI

Sunday, August 21
Mercury Lounge
New York City, New York

Tuelo are a New York City based band who share a kindred love for music that rocks the soul. Formed by singer/songwriter Tuelo Minah in 2013, the band continually play to packed houses at some of New York’s most famed institutions including Rockwood, The Apollo Music Cafe, and Lincoln Center. Their unique take on rock and roll combines driving beats and catchy hooks with Tswana-Bushmen rhythms to tell dreamlike tales of struggle and triumph. No matter where they play, the cousins always get audiences singing, clapping, and shaking their bones to the call of Tuelo’s booming voice.

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