The Governors Ball Music Festival will return to New York City this June to a new location on Randall’s Island and an expanded lineup that will span across two days (June 23-24). READ MORE
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Galactic @ Jazz Fest 2011
This week in NYC Live Music, Galactic and Big Sam bring the NOLA funk to NYC to help us get in the Mardi Gras mood. Plus, we’ve got a few other interesting shows including Small Black, Superhuman Happiness, Railroad Earth w/ Cornmeal, Heartless Bastards and more. Read on for my weekly highlight reel. READ MORE
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German electronic music pioneers, Kraftwerk, have announced that they’ll set up shop at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City for an eight-night residency in April. Even better, they’re planning to feature one of their studio albums during each night’s performance, alongside plenty of visuals that are bound to be phenomenal. READ MORE
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After taking most of 2011 off, Dave Matthews Band will hit the road this summer for a massive trek across North America. The band has chosen a bunch of interesting opening acts for their 40 summer dates, including The Avett Brothers, the Carolina Chocolate Drops, Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeroes, Delta Spirit, Fitz and the Tantrums, Gary Clark Jr., The Head and the Heart, and Lettuce, among others. READ MORE
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Man, starting up a smaller festival ain’t easy these days…enter the Big Up Festival. READ MORE
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Popular East Coast concert promoter, The Bowery Presents, has announced an expanded channel and presence on YouTube, promising lots of video content including concert webcasts, like the one they tested out last January with Broken Social Scene. READ MORE
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This week in NYC live music brings another interesting and eclectic mix of shows, including a week-long run by Richard Thompson, an all-star cast at the Tibet House Benefit Concert, lots of New Orleans-style funk/soul/jazz, plus shows by Big Gigantic, Mates of State, Yellowbirds, and Zola Jesus, among many others. Read on for the weekly highlight reel and show listings… READ MORE
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Primus dropped into Late Night w/ Jimmy Fallon last night and tore through their classic “Jerry was a Race Car Driver” off 1991′s Sailing the Seas of Cheese. They also played “Lee Van Cleef” off of their new album, Green Naugahyde. READ MORE
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