Showing posts with label prospect park bandshell. Show all posts
Showing posts with label prospect park bandshell. Show all posts

Monday, July 2, 2012

Stream The New Dirty Projectors Album "Swing Lo Magellan"


Because you can! Right now! On the New York Times website!

As a listener for whom the Dirty Projectors' previous work has generally taken quite a bit of time to absorb and uh, enjoy, I was very surprised that this Swing Lo Magellan grabbed me so immediately during my first listen this morning. Very good that we'll get a week to chew on it before the band plays two hometown shows, one at Music Hall of Williamsburg on July 9 (no more tix, but you can stream it) and an even bigger show at the Prospect Park Bandshell the following night (tix).

They've got even more dates through Amurrica and the rest of the world, which you can check out here, and a new trailer for their upcoming short film "Hi Janitor" after the jump. Because hey, why stop at just making a new album?

Monday, June 4, 2012

Hot Chip's In Our Heads streaming at NPR, tickets still available for 7/18 Brooklyn show


Just two years after releasing the excellent One Life Stand, quintessential dance-punk band Hot Chip will unveil In Our Heads via Domino Records on June 12. Wanna give it a listen? You can stream the album in its entirety over at NPR.

On July 18, Hot Chip will be playing Prospect Park with Gang Gang Dance, and you can still grab a ticket for that. Check out all of Hot Chip's upcoming tour dates, as well as the album art for In Our Heads below...

Wednesday, May 9, 2012

Wild Flag and Mission of Burma Playing Celebrate Brooklyn! 8/3


Wild Flag @ Maxwell's October 2011

Mission of Burma @ MHoW January 2012
Sometimes, on very rare occasions, all of the planets and moons and stars align to bring us something truly magical. This summer, it's comin' atcha in the form of an amazing double bill at the Celebrate Brooklyn! Prospect Park Bandshell on August 3rd!!

FOR FREE.

FN obsessions Wild Flag and Mission of Burma will be melting your collective faces for one epic night of music mayhem, in what will now be known as the Perfect Storm of Rock.

Oh, and did we mention that this show is free? Be sure to check out the rest of Celebrate Brooklyn's lineup ova here - with appearances by Ghostface Killah, Laurie Anderson and, um, Lyle Lovett, there is literally something for everyone.

Yes, it's all happening.