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Thu08May2025
SOLD OUT: Damon Smith • Joshua Lee Turner May 8
7:30 Doors 8:00 Music $25 adv/ $30 doorsSorry we're full, please follow these artists for more opportunities to listen live!
Joshua Lee Turner is a singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and producer based in Brooklyn. Josh is widely known for his YouTube channel Josh Turner Guitar, where he’s been posting original music, covers, and instructional videos since 2007, amassing hundreds of millions of views. Josh has toured extensively in the U.S. and abroad with original artist projects The Other Favorites and The Bygones, as well as with tribute shows A Celebration of Paul Simon’s Graceland and The Simon and Garfunkel Story. His most recent collaboration, The Bygones, released a self-titled album of original music in 2024, which took the band on tour across the U.S., U.K., and Europe, performing nearly 100 shows in one year. Josh is currently working on his first solo album of original music since his 2020 album, Public Life. This will be his first solo performance in three years.Damon Smith is a New York City-based pianist, songwriter, and improviser. Born and raised in Brooklyn, he started his career performing and touring with artists such as Jon Anderson of Yes, Napoleon Murphy Brock of Frank Zappa’s band, and Andrew W.K. Since then, he’s toured as a pianist with artists such as T.3 and Burlap to Cashmere, played his original music at venues such as the Highline Ballroom, the Joe’s Pub, CBGB’s, and Webster Hall, and performed as a sideman in festivals such as Lollapalooza, Austin City Limits, and Zappanale. His debut solo album, “Intimate Machinery,” came out shortly after Smith Graduated from New England Conservatory in December 2017. His second album “God of the Grid” dropped in March 2019, which prompted NPR’s Here and Now to state: “Excited for what he has next.” He currently has a band with his brother Brendan Jacob Smith called The Brightmares, and their debut album “When The World Gets Fixed” dropped in 2022. -
Fri09May2025
Katie Martucci • Cloudbelly • Stefan Weiner May 9
7:30 Doors 8:00 Music $15.00 suggested donation
Hailing from the rich musical history of the Catskill Mountains in New York State, Katie Martucci grew up singing, and playing fiddle and guitar. The daughter of a jazz pianist, she began performing with her father at a young age. By the first grade, she was writing her own songs and playing for tips. Her musical journeys led her to the Ashokan Western and Swing Week, vocal lessons with Laurel Masse of Manhattan Transfer, a brief stint of collegiate acappella at Skidmore College and ultimately, to the New England Conservatory. Since graduating NEC, Katie has toured the country with her trio The Ladles, founded the Tucci Swing Orchestra (a 9 piece jazz band playing Boswell Sister inspired arrangements of classic swing rep) and begun recording and performing under her own name. Visit KatieMartucci.com for more details on upcoming projects.
Cloudbelly is an indie-folk trio from Western Massachusetts, led by songwriter Corey Laitman. Known for their lyrical, confessional songwriting, the band blends quirky, psychedelic undertones with rich, emotive storytelling. With intricate arrangements featuring lush harmonies and evocative lead guitar hooks, Cloudbelly creates a sound that’s both atmospheric and grounded. Their stage presence is equally captivating—goofy, warm, and inviting, offering a genuine connection with their audiences. Drawing on diverse influences, their music captures a sense of the uncanny, where the personal feels both otherworldly and deeply real.
Come celebrate the release of How Lucky You Are, Stefan Weiner’s first full-length album, out in May on Better Company Records. Stefan is an NYC-based queer indie folk singer-songwriter. A recent Top Shelf finalist in NPR’s Tiny Desk Contest 2024, he creates a musical space for people to access a deeper vulnerability. He is open and honest about his experiences with chronic pain, love, loss and his queer journey. How Lucky You Are is sure to bring both a tear to your eye and a smile to your face.
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Sat10May2025
Oren 0'Blivion • Otracami • Charlie Kaplan May 10
Doors 7:30 Music 8:00 Suggested Donation $15.00
Oren 0’Blivion is a person of rueful experience: making messes, finding himself in messes that weren’t obviously his doing (but who knows) or just feeling like a mess during the interstitial moments between the major mess episodes. This pattern of living could make for some great songs and it’s a shame someone with talent won’t be able to help with that.
Otracami is the project of Camila Ortiz, a Brooklyn-based songwriter, vocalist, and producer. She released her debut full-length album, touching the stove coil, in November 2023.
Charlie Kaplan is a Brooklyn-based songwriter who runs the independent label Glamour Gowns. On Monday 5/12 and Tuesday 5/13, he and his bandmates – Winston Cook-Wilson, Andrew Daly Frank, Julian Cubillos, and Jason Burger – will be recording Charlie’s fifth album. Just days before, on 5/10, they will be playing it in its entirety to rev up and get the juices flowing. It will be a loose and fun set, chock-full of songs you haven’t heard but will likely like.
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Sun11May2025
Jana Horn • Ryan Power • Matt Bachmann May 11
7:30 Door 8:00 Music $15 suggested donation
Jana Horn is a musician and writer from Texas. She has an MFA in fiction writing from the University of VA, and releases music on the album No Quarter.Ryan Power’s career has been one of quiet growth. He has been releasing music under his own name since 2002, all of it boasting a sensitive, skewed, delirious take on pop music. He has embarked on a quest to write song-based music full of color, melody and shifting harmonic puzzles. Ryan will be performing solo.Matt Bachmann (b. 1988, Chicago) is a musician/social worker whose sound is a marriage of long form repetitive instrumental music and songwriting. The combination feels like a soundtrack to a film that has yet to have been created– it’s playful and dramatic; part breathy ballad, part DIY chamber music, and part 80’s Japanese synthwork. Bachmann has released three records on Owen Ashworth’s (Advance Base) tight knit Chicago based label, Orindal Records, including Dream Logic which was released in 2021.
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Thu15May2025
Levon Sings! with Brandon Lopez and Carmen Quill May 15
7:30 doors 8:00 Show $15.00 suggested donation
Brandon Lopez is a bassist and composer living in New York City. His work deals with improvisation, finding new sonic possibilities on the double bass. Collaborations with the likes Fred Moten, Gerald Cleaver, John Zorn, The Mat Maneri Quartet, Nate Wooley’s “knknighgh”, Satoko Fuji, Zeena Parkins, Ingrid Laubrock and Tom Rainey, Standing On The Corner, Cecilia Lopez, Ash Fure, Joe Morris, Tyshawn Sorey, and many others. His collaborative work with Fred Moten and Gerald Cleaver was critically acclaimed by publications of note and won Best of Jazz 2022 in the NYTimes. His most recent solo recording won best of 2023 in the NYC Jazz record.Carmen Quill (formerly Carmen Q. Rothwell) is a double bassist, composer, and singer based in Brooklyn, NY. She is recognized for her sound and versatility on the double bass, her captivating performances as a solo artist, and her intuitive sensitivity as an improviser. Her debut solo recording, Don’t Get Comfy / Nowhere (2020), “thrives on the meeting of reservation and vulnerability, and its songs feel as emotional and virtuosic as a power ballad yet are sparse and withholding as a Rembrandt” (Pitchfork). In addition to producing and performing her solo music she performs and releases music as part of the bands tilt, Scree, and a host of other projects and collaborations.Levon (Henry) is a multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, singer, theorist, and teacher based in New York City. While primarily associated with saxophones & clarinets (whether for Julian Lage, Paula Cole, or Jib Kidder), Levon has always made his own music in the margins on a variety of other instruments. His solo project has gradually shifted focus from instrumental to vocal music –self-accompanied on guitar and keyboards– which he has finally begun performing live.
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Fri16May2025
Mirah Yom Tov Zeitlyn • Maia Macdonald May 16
7:30 Doors 8:00 Music $TBA
Mirah Yom Tov Zeitlyn lives in Brooklyn where she works as a song writer, performer, producer and mom. In a constant dedication to expanding her tender repertoire of American folk songs into a larger context, her recordings seek to find the magical amity between explorative percussion, orchestral sounds and elements of rock and popular music. Since starting out in the late 1990’s, she has released over a dozen solo and collaborative recordings on various independent labels including K Records, Kill Rock Stars, Absolute Magnitude Recordings, Double Double Whammy and 7e.p., and toured solo and with countless iterations of her own band in concert halls, music clubs and punk basements all across North America, Japan and Europe.
Mirah is currently in the thick of finishing a new record and will play some of the new songs at The Owl, accompanied by the always magnificent Aviva Jaye.
Mirah sees her creative process as a dedication to investigating the complicated intersections within communities large and small, believing that with deeper understanding of each other, the seeds of a more generous and less violent world are planted.
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Sat17May2025
Doreé May 17
7:30 Door 8:00 Music $15 suggested donation
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Sun18May2025
The Cradle • Lurchiana • Ike Ufomadu • Lana Pets May 18
7:30 Doors 8:00 Music $15.00 suggested donation
Emmy-nominated Ike Ufomadu (JUDAS AND THE BLACK MESSIAH, JOE PERA TALKS WITH YOU) is an actor, comedian and entertainer, named a “Comic to Watch” by Time Out New York. His series of shorts WORDS WITH IKE appeared as part of CAKE on FX. Think a hilarious Mr. Rogers, but still alive.
Chicago-based musician Lana Pets writes songs like Marcus Aurelius fronting an indie band—existential, intimate, and just self-aware enough to know no one asked for this. After years of ghostwriting songs for other singers in Nashville, she’s finally claiming her own.
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Thu22May2025
Amir El Saffar • dream brigade May 22
7:30 Doors 8:00 Music $15.00 suggested donation
Amir ElSaffar presents a captivating solo set for Trumpet, Santur, Voice, and Modular Synths.
dream brigade is the duo of Phillip Golub (piano) and Lesley Mok (drums). Fresh off the heels of their debut self-titled release on Infrequent Seams, they present a set of original compositions, standards, and improvisations.
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Fri23May2025
Cam Knowler • Adeline Hotel • Nuria Graham May 23
7:30 doors 8:00 music $15 suggested donation
Núria Graham began her musical journey in Catalonia, Spain, releasing her debut album at the age of sixteen. Since then, she has released four albums and performed on stages worldwide, including festivals like Primavera Sound. Her latest album, “Cyclamen” (Verve Forecast, 2023), self-produced by Núria, is filled with dreamy textures, wind and string arrangements, from piano to classical guitar. Influenced by classical music, film scores and jazz, this album is a new approach to Núria’s oneiric world.
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Sat24May2025
Nora Stanley • Nicomo • Little Cliff May 24
7:30 Doors 8:00 Music $15.00 suggested donation
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Sun25May2025
Adelyn Strei and friends May 25
7:30 Door 8:00 Music $15.00 suggested donation
… a 6 piece experimental cohort made of members of ice blink, more eaze, Jeff Tobias, Adelyn Strei
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Fri30May2025
Lily Talmers * TJ Douglas • Mutual Benefit May 30
7:30 Doors 8:00 Music $15.00 suggested donation
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Sat31May2025
Henry Grant • Kyle Morgan • Katy Pinke May 31
7:30 Doors 8:00 Music $15.00 suggested donation
Henry Grant is a producer/songwriter living in New York City. Henry’s passion is bringing together scenes and sounds to discover new connections and combinations. Throughout the 2010s, Henry played hundreds of shows in his native NYC and nationally with his band Zula, a psych-pop project co-fronted with his cousin Nate Terepka. Zula released three albums and several EPs, winning praise from Jon Pareles in The New York Times for “pointillistic structures with a mainspring of minimalism.” Henry continues to play out regularly as a singer-songwriter. He has fronted his own band since 2022, integrating the hypnotic soundscapes that have become the basis and fountain of his inspiration into continued collaborative work as a musician, performer, engineer and producer.
Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter Kyle Morgan grew up in central Pennsylvania, where he spent countless Sunday mornings amidst the broken strains and coffee breath of his church congregation. His first record, Starcrossed Losers, became the alias under which he would go on to release two more, Bind Us Anew and Strange Hesitations, each featuring his distinctive conglomeration of Americana styles, from stripped-down acoustic ballads and love-lorn parlor laments to roaring alt-country and throwback 60’s rock’n’roll. In 2022, Morgan released his label debut, Younger At Most Everything, on Team Love Records. His newest record, Ghost of a Problem, will be out June, 2025..
Katy Pinke’s songs are self-examinations—cerebral and unsparing, but reaching toward a more promising future. The Manhattan-based singer-songwriter, painter, and theater-maker’s nimble soprano evokes the precision, humor, and melancholy of forbearers like The Roches and Connie Converse. Sentences pour across verses, disrupting the symmetry of the expected verse-chorus form. Pinke released her stripped-down debut self-titled album in the spring of 2024, which PopMatters describes as “somehow dreamlike but rooted in authentic, basic principles of songwriting and performance.
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Sun01Jun2025
Danny Fox Trio • Sweet World June 1
7:30 Doors 8:00 Music $15.00 suggested donation
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Wed04Jun2025
Maddy + Erin Duo • .michael. WEDNESDAY! June 14
7:30 Dooors 8:00 Music $15.00 suggested donation
Maddy + Erin Duo is Maddy Baltor (Maddy with a Y) and Erin McGrath (Dig Nitty )in this one-time fun-time duo set. Songs by each of them, performed together..michael. is Michael Sachs and Mikey Buishas. Michael plays clarinet and then puts it down and sings and then picks it up again. Mikey plays guitar pretty much the whole time and also sings sometimes. Michael lives in LA and is coming to town just to play this show. There will be at least half an album of new songs plus some old for good measure. Mikey usually makes cupcakes for these events so leave room after dinner. -
Thu05Jun2025
Frances Chang • Wilks Group • Talk Bazaar • Chuck Roth June 5
7:30 Doors 8:00 Music $15.00 suggested donation
Frances Chang is a musician and multimedia artist living and performing in New York. Combining use of conventional instrumentation, playful electronics, and poetry, her unique strain of experimental songwriting deals with disrupting accepted reality. Her songs are an exercise in communication, probing the tension between idiosyncratic personal experience and the drive to understand and be understood through a collective language. She regularly performs in NYC with Andrea Schiavelli (Eyes of Love) on bass and Liza Winter (Birthing Hips) on drums, forming an elastic trio that excels in psychic communication and subverting expectations.
Wilks Group is an entity oriented around songs written by Zack Wilks. It’s currently a seven-piece band consisting of Erinn Buyhoff (saxophone), Ethan Cohn (bass), Alex Fels (drums and percussion), Tom McCaffrey (guitar), Divya Menzes (keys and vocals), Isaac Silber (drums and percussion), and Wilks (guitar and vocals).
Talk Bazaar will dance the night away with you, sing and cry the whole car ride home, and tuck you gently into bed. Their 2024 album “WHATSPACE?” is the frenetic feeling of both isolation and community, of always trying to slow down and not knowing how to stop.
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Fri06Jun2025
James Carney • TBA June 6
7:30 Doors 8:00 Music $15.00 suggested donation
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Sat07Jun2025
Sweetbreads • Natalie Carol • Brittany Ann Tranbaugh June 7
7:30 Doors 8:00 Music $15 Adv/ $20 Door
Sweetbreads is the musical project of singer-songwriter Melody Stolpp, based in Ridgewood, Queens. With a powerful voice and an ear for infectious melodies, Sweetbreads draws inspiration from ’90s country icons like The Chicks and the modern indie twang movement. Her music captures the heightened emotions and contradictions of being alive, weaving together tender storytelling and fearless honesty.
Natalie Carol is front-woman and songwriter of LA-based band, Valley Queen. Cited as “one of the great cosmic belters from the school of Grace Slick and Delores O’Riordan” by Rolling Stone Magazine, Carol has shared tours with the likes of Laura Marling, St. Paul & The Broken Bones, Social Distortion and featured on NPR’s Tiny Desk Concert, Linda Perry’s Dodger Stadium Covid Concert Series, and Willie Nelson’s Luck Reunion Festival.
Brittany Ann Tranbaugh (pronounced TRAN-baw) is a Philadelphia-based songwriter whose queer Americana heartbreaker “Kiss You” won Song of the Year in the 2021 John Lennon Songwriting Contest.
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Sun08Jun2025
Key Hutch •Worldwide Seagull • iisa (isabel crespo pardo) Jun 8
7:30 Door 8:00 music $15.00 suggested donation
Key Hutch is a versatile guitarist, multi instrumentalist, composer, and producer from Brooklyn, NY. The “Key Hutch” experience is a dance between Black tradition and progression. With the use of loop stations, effects pedals, ableton and just pure imagination, Key Hutch is an artist that honors their natural ability to shape-shift through form and sound. She often finds new ground to break through the guitar as it serves as an integral tool in channeling her curiosity and her gifts.
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Thu12Jun2025
Chris van Voorst van Beest • Sam Weber Jun 12
7:30 Doors 8:00 Music $15.00 suggested donation
Hailed as “a double bassist with an exceptional ability to improvise” (Erminio Garotta – Sound and Vision), Chris van Voorst van Beest has emerged as a unique voice within New York’s improvised music community. Chris will play his original music joined by Jacob Sacks on piano and Hamir Atwal on drums.Bassist Sam Weber will play his own compositions with Nathan Ellman-Bell (drums), Andrew Haug (piano), and Alex Levine (guitar). -
Fri13Jun2025
Michael Rocketship and friends Jun 13
7:30 Door 8:00 Music $15 suggested donation
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Sat14Jun2025
WishWish and friends. June 14
7:30 Doors 8:00 Music $15.00 suggested donation
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Sun15Jun2025
Out Of Sight Of Land • Sav • Dirty Churches June 15
7:30 Doors 8:00 Music $15.00 suggested donation
Variously called “beautiful, hypnotic” (Weird Canada), and “highly intriguing” (Birds of Canada), the music of New York-raised, Montreal-matured composer Damon Hankoff treads lines between minimalist textures, ancient choral sonorities, and folk sensibilities. Hankoff performs under the name Out of Sight of Land.
Sav Griffin is an emerging indie folk musician hailing from South Carolina, known for her soulful melodies and introspective lyrics. Drawing from the rich traditions of folk music, Griffin’s sound blends heartfelt storytelling with evocative acoustic arrangements. Sav is currently working on her debut EP, collaborating with her good friend and producer Lorenzo Wolff.
Dirty Churches founder and composer Jesse Gelaznik specializes in film soundtracks, as well as music for art performances and dance. His Dirty Churches opera ERA OF GOOD FEELINGS was performed in 2019 at La MaMa Gelleria, and his music was used in the feature film Initials S.G., which premiered at the 2019 Tribeca Film Festival. He has been nominated for “Best Score” by the American Independent Film Awards.
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Wed18Jun2025
Jenifer Jackson and friends June 18 (WEDNESDAY!)
7:30 Doors 8:00 Music $15.00 suggested donation
Jenifer Jackson says, “Morning Star” is inspired by the desert and flight. The album was sponsored in part by a grant awarded me by the City of Austin Live Music Fund. I’ve lived in Austin TX for the past 17 years and although I perform a couple times a year in NY’s Hudson Valley, this show at The Owl Brooklyn will be my first in the city for many years. I’m over the moon about reuniting with bandmates Oren Bloedow, Greg Wiecsorek and with dear city friends. Join us, along with some other musical guest stars, for a celebration of music and friendship.
official website: http://www.jeniferjackson.com
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Fri20Jun2025
Deidamoth (FKA Jae Soto) • Charlotte Greve • Charlotte Jacobs June 20
7:30 Doors 8:00 Music $15.00 suggested donation
Brooklyn singer and producer, Deidamoth (FKA Jae Soto) writes ethereal, electronic pop songs equally inspired by a crossover of experimental sounds and traditional songwriting.
Her last album “Leave the Light On” was released under the moniker Jae Soto via Switch Hit Records, a cooperative artist-run label.
Charlotte Greve is an award-winning composer, saxophonist, and vocalist whose work bridges the worlds of jazz, contemporary classical, and experimental music. Originally from Germany and now based in Brooklyn, she is known for her emotionally resonant compositions and innovative ensemble writing. Greve has released critically acclaimed albums with her projects Lisbeth Quartett and Wood River, and her large-scale choral work Sediments We Move, was named one of The New York Times‘ Best Classical Tracks of 2021. Her music is rooted in improvisation but constantly seeks new forms and sonic possibilities.
Charlotte Jacobs is a Brooklyn-based vocalist, composer, and producer crafting jazz-flecked avant-pop that merges electronic textures, spoken word, and bilingual (Dutch-English) vocals. Her debut album a t l a s (New Amsterdam Records) blends mythic storytelling with experimental minimalism. She has also released music on the Belgian label Stroom, known for its boundary-pushing electronic catalog.
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Sat21Jun2025
Life In A Blender June 21
7:30 Doors 8:00 Music $15.00 suggested donation
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Sun22Jun2025
Greenhoe and Bilger Jun 22
7:30 Doors 8:00 music $15 suggested donation
Greenhoe and Bilger features NYC natives Hans Bilger and Eli Greenhoe, two vibrant young voices at the intersection of acoustic pop music and the avant-garde. Clothing delicate songcraft in gorgeous arrangements showcasing their backgrounds in classical, New Music, and jazz, the pair’s songs burst with instrumental and vocal color to enchant, delight, and challenge listeners.
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Thu26Jun2025
Ian Davis and friends June 26
7:30 Doors 8:00 music $15 suggested donation
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Fri27Jun2025
R&D • TBA June 27
7:30 Doors 8:00 Music $15 suggested donation
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Fri11Jul2025
tba• Chase Elodia • Chris Morrisey July 11
7:30 Doors 8:00 Music $15.00 suggested donation
Chase Elodia’s quartet is a Brooklyn-based ensemble. Founded in 2020, the group released their debut album, Portrait Imperfect, on Biophilia Records in May 2022. Hailed as an “artful” and “ambitious” ensemble by Downbeat Magazine, the band combines a collaborative and improvisational sensibility with an aesthetic orientation that has been nourished by singer-songwriters and electronic artists like Meshell Ndegeocello, Norma Winstone, and Becca Stevens. The group frequently performs at venues around Brooklyn; in the past few years, they have performed at Scholes St. Studio, Pete’s Candy Store, and the Owl. They toured across the USA in 2022, with performances at Lakehouse Jazz (San Francisco), The Muse (Boulder, CO), Oberlin College and Conservatory, Rudy’s Jazz Room, Fulton St. Collective, and Rockwood Music Hall. Chase is a 2021 ASCAP Young Jazz Composer Award Winner as well as a 2022 MacDowell Residency Fellow.
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Sun13Jul2025
Martin Nevin • Trevor Dunn's PROOF Readers Jul 13
7:30
Trevor Dunn put PROOF Readers together with the sole purpose of playing the beautiful & often neglected song book of Ornette Coleman. In 1993 the release of the complete Atlantic recordings “Beauty Is A Rare Thing” served as a catalyst for me in transcribing over 50 Ornette tunes. That endeavor in itself was a learning experience that informed my own writing in terms of form, variation, melody, and improvisation and led me towards an understanding of his harmolodic approach. The name PROOF Readers came from an unreleased song of the same name. Both Ornette’s musical & verbal language toy with syntax in their inimitable variation of normal harmony/grammar.
tha band is: Trevor Dunn (bass), Darius Jones (alto), Nate Wooley (trumpet), Ryan Sawyer (drums)
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Fri18Jul2025
Alena Spanger • TBA. Jul 18
7:30 Doors 8:00 Music $15.00 suggested donation
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Sat19Jul2025
SNOCKORAMA with Erin McGrath and friends Jul 19
7:30 Doors 8:00 Music $15.00 suggested donation
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Sat06Sep2025
Lazing On A Sunny Afternoon Sept 6
7:30 Doors 8:00 Music $15 suggested donation
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Fri12Sep2025
Ali Dineen and friends Sept 12
7:30 Doors 8:00 Music $15 suggested donation
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Sun14Sep2025
Alta Quartet • Michael Bates' Acrobat Sept 14
7:30 Door 8:00 Show $12 suggested donation
Michael Bates’ Acrobat and the ALTA String Quartet present radically different explorations of two dissident composers: Dmitri Shostakovich and Witold Lutoslawski.Acrobat are:Marty Ehrlich-clarinet • Fung Chern Hwei-violin • Sara Schoenbeck-bassoon • Michael Bates-bass •Michael Sarin-drums. The quintet, led by bassist/composer Michael Bates, features five fearless voices exploring one of music’s most mysterious personalities, Dmitri Shostakovich. With literal themes by Shostakovich or themes composed with his spirit, “Acrobat” is full of music that is playful yet dark and swinging. And while Shostakovich is clearly being channeled, the voices of these five fantastic improvisers will be on full display: Beautiful and vicious, elegant and dissonant, and humor laced with serene sarcasm.
Alta are: Gabryel Smith-violin • Rachel Hauser-violin •Emily Bookwalter-viola • Ken Hashimoto-cello, a collaboration of four committed and curious musicians based in Brooklyn, NY who perform and premiere a wide range of music for string quartet. Founded in 2021, the group has been praised for their “fiery” and “faithful” performances (New York City Jazz Record) of contemporary repertoire, and regularly performs music both old and new. On this evening, The ALTA String Quartet performs Shostakovich and Prokofiev. -
Fri10Oct2025
Kissing Other PPL with Rachel Baiman & Viv and Riley Oct 10
7:30 Doors $15/adv $20/door
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Sat11Oct2025
closed for a special event Oct 11
7:30 Doors 8:00 Music $15 suggested donation