Monday, June 21 A one-day festival of over 1,000 free concerts in ...
Monday, June 21 A one-day festival of over 1,000 free concerts in ...
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Milk Bar<br />
PARK SLOPE<br />
Auntie Suzie’s<br />
247 5th Ave<br />
6:30 The Great Republic <strong>of</strong> Rough<br />
and Ready re-exam<strong>in</strong><strong>in</strong>g Americana<br />
traditions<br />
Bierkraft<br />
191 5th Ave<br />
6:00 Sunset Afire world music led by<br />
guitarist/s<strong>in</strong>ger Ed Parada<br />
Bogota Lat<strong>in</strong> Bistro<br />
141 5th Ave<br />
7:00–10:00 The Ro<strong>of</strong> Walkers<br />
Ibeam Music<br />
168 7th St<br />
4:00 Ibeam Music Studio Students<br />
jazz and improv by 7-16 year old<br />
students, led by Brian Drye and<br />
Allyssa Lamb<br />
Prospect Park:<br />
Grand Army Plaza<br />
5:30 Adam McHeffey catchy<br />
melodies 7:00 Pantera Sa<strong>in</strong>t-<br />
Montaigne eclectic soul 8:00 Matt<br />
James Band <strong>in</strong>vigorat<strong>in</strong>g pop rock<br />
Warren St Marks<br />
Community Garden<br />
623 Warren St<br />
4:00 Brett Saxon a new breed <strong>of</strong> folk<br />
7:00 Bella Voce S<strong>in</strong>gers 32-member<br />
multigenerational chorus<br />
Wash<strong>in</strong>gton Park<br />
4th Ave and 3rd St<br />
1:00 Elijah Tucker and Generous<br />
Music perfect summer <strong>day</strong> trio 6:00<br />
Mass Appeal: Accordions<br />
accordionists are <strong>in</strong>vited to participate<br />
<strong>in</strong> a musical environment directed by<br />
Bob Goldberg<br />
Prospect Heights<br />
Aliseo: Osteria del Borgo<br />
665 Vanderbilt Ave<br />
6:00 Nir Z and John Caban 7:00<br />
Brandon Ross and Francesco P<strong>in</strong>i<br />
9:00 Marco Capelli 6:00 Brandon<br />
Ross and Francesco P<strong>in</strong>i<br />
AweDacity<br />
806 Wash<strong>in</strong>gton Ave<br />
5:00–8:00 Suzy Bell<br />
Cataldo’s Restaurant<br />
554 Vanderbilt Ave<br />
5:00 Toys and T<strong>in</strong>y Instruments<br />
Band children’s music for adults 6:30<br />
Owen and the Cats<br />
Corduroy Kid<br />
622 Vanderbilt Ave<br />
4:00 Flite rock for Brooklyn kids<br />
Fanci-Pooches and Purrs<br />
Spa Boutique<br />
470 Sterl<strong>in</strong>g Pl<br />
3:00 Catahoulas Cajun Band 5:00<br />
Combat Jazz with dub accents<br />
Fermented Grapes<br />
651 Vanderbilt Ave<br />
3:00 Brian Thompson & Friends<br />
House <strong>of</strong> Hair Salon<br />
615 Wash<strong>in</strong>gton Ave<br />
5:00–9:00 The DJs Ball collective<br />
sp<strong>in</strong>s many genres<br />
620 Vanderbilt Ave<br />
11:00 am Dom<strong>in</strong>ic Veconi acoustic<br />
guitar 12:00 Brian Thompson &<br />
Friends<br />
Namaskar<br />
643 Vanderbilt Ave<br />
3:00 Haitian Baptist Church 5:00<br />
Craig Crawford Players Gospel<br />
and jazz<br />
NSA Supermarket<br />
720 Wash<strong>in</strong>gton Ave<br />
6:30 Set <strong>in</strong> Color pop-rock from<br />
Long Island, fun & catchy 7:00 The<br />
Project jazz and nu jazz<br />
Soda Bar<br />
629 Vanderbilt Ave<br />
1:30 Viva plays guitar like a flam<strong>in</strong>g<br />
sword, a r<strong>in</strong>g<strong>in</strong>g bell, and a scratch<strong>in</strong>g<br />
chicken 3:00 Annie Lanzillotto and<br />
Fiasco<br />
Teddy’s Restaurant<br />
791 Wash<strong>in</strong>gton Ave<br />
5:00 Ras Trio 7:00 Phenom 22-yearold<br />
br<strong>in</strong>gs a unique po<strong>in</strong>t <strong>of</strong> view to<br />
hip hop 7:30 Dorothy Colon 8:00<br />
Louise Browne<br />
Udom Thai Restaurant<br />
661 Wash<strong>in</strong>gton Ave<br />
5:00 Jazz Karaoke 6:30 Bl<strong>in</strong>d<br />
Fury killer rhymes, a hell <strong>of</strong> a show<br />
7:30 Christ<strong>in</strong>e Hagan s<strong>in</strong>gs and<br />
rhymes “<strong>in</strong> a sort <strong>of</strong> Lauryn Hill, Ella<br />
Fitzgerald way”<br />
W<strong>in</strong>e Exchange<br />
595 Vanderbilt Ave<br />
6:00 Note! 8:00 Demavore 9:00<br />
Inside Dogs<br />
Zaytoon’s<br />
594 Vanderbilt Ave<br />
7:00 John Glass Trio jazz standards<br />
Sunset Park<br />
All Star Sav<strong>in</strong>gs<br />
469 53rd St<br />
4:00–7:00 Community DJ<br />
Banco Popular<br />
5<strong>21</strong>6 5th Ave<br />
4:00 Peruvian Band<br />
Café Con Pan<br />
5401 Fifth Ave<br />
4:00–7:00 Max Reiser college c<strong>over</strong><br />
band<br />
Flam<strong>in</strong>go Furniture<br />
5109 Fifth Ave<br />
4:00–8:00 Sunset Park BID<br />
Community Concert tropical and<br />
hip hop<br />
George’s Restaurant<br />
5701 Fifth Ave<br />
3:00 Ivan Perez “Mi Escuelita,”<br />
a children’s music debut 4:30<br />
Rocafuerte spanish rock with a metal<br />
twist<br />
Happy Days<br />
4802 Fifth Ave<br />
3:00 Saul s<strong>in</strong>gs Frank S<strong>in</strong>atra<br />
4:30 Mercy & Grace expresses the<br />
Christian faith through the frets <strong>of</strong><br />
their guitars<br />
Los Amigos Hardware Store<br />
4510 Fifth Ave<br />
4:00–7:00 Christian Lat<strong>in</strong> Jazz<br />
Rivera Cleaners<br />
6113 Fifth Ave<br />
4:00 Worship Artist<br />
Williamsburg<br />
The Brooklyn Kitchen<br />
100 Frost St<br />
6:00–9:00 Inf<strong>in</strong>ity Spaceship live<br />
karaoke band<br />
Buffalo Exchange<br />
504 Driggs<br />
5:00 Small Devices synth, jangles,<br />
lush vocals<br />
Charlie and Sam<br />
135 Grand St<br />
6:00 Marco Argiro <strong>of</strong> Le Mood<br />
rock ‘n’ roll <strong>in</strong> the bright lights<br />
Cont<strong>in</strong>ental Army Plaza<br />
S. 4th St and Roebl<strong>in</strong>g St<br />
1:00 Surprise Surprise pop/rock<br />
from Philly music students 6:00<br />
David E Beats and The White<br />
House Band alt rock/hip hop<br />
with electrify<strong>in</strong>g guitar 7:00 The<br />
Midnight Suns melodic and energetic<br />
8:00 Push <strong>in</strong>die/hip hop 8:45 Katie<br />
Pawluk acoustic <strong>in</strong>struments, crude<br />
electronics<br />
Cyn Lounge<br />
<strong>21</strong>6 Bedford Ave<br />
5:00 Lisa Bianco pop with a punk<br />
heart 5:45 Daniel Harris stereo<br />
trickery and musical baubles 6:30<br />
Chris Farrell solo mix 7:30 Avi<br />
Wisnia award-w<strong>in</strong>n<strong>in</strong>g jazz/pop/bossa<br />
8:30 Zelazowa DIY, Beatles-esque<br />
Fada Bistro<br />
530 Driggs Ave<br />
4:00 Shadow Act jazz + <strong>in</strong>die 5:00<br />
Audrey Silver jazz vocals 6:00<br />
Daniel Reyes Ll<strong>in</strong>as jazz 7:00 Nick<br />
Demopoulos homemade <strong>in</strong>struments<br />
8:00 Sequel 9:00 Eliane<br />
Franny & Roey<br />
252 Grand St<br />
3:00 Dye Violets acoustic duo 5:00<br />
Bocat catnip, sunny w<strong>in</strong>dow ledges,<br />
rare eye contact 6:00 Karys and<br />
Shaw diverse electro-pop c<strong>over</strong>s<br />
Front Room Gallery<br />
147 Roebl<strong>in</strong>g St<br />
6:00 AOI 13th-century music for<br />
peasants 6:30 Tanger<strong>in</strong>e Eng<strong>in</strong>e<br />
hypnotic and textural 7:00 Tom<br />
Swirly electro loops 7:30 Tu<br />
audiovisual improv duo 8:00 Joy<br />
Through Noise aural distortions<br />
8:30 NYC Papermill explosive effects<br />
9:00 Noise Floor Music ambient<br />
textures, downtempo rhythms 9:30<br />
Chris Burke & Tamara Yadao music<br />
made by game consoles<br />
Funk Solstice: Funkfest<br />
outside <strong>of</strong> Rose Live Music<br />
345 Grand St<br />
12:00 Spanglish Fly NYC’s only<br />
boogaloo band 1:00 Mokaad Pr<strong>in</strong>ce<strong>in</strong>spired<br />
11-piece 2:00 The Rozat<strong>one</strong>s<br />
deep funk, greasy rock, spicy Lat<strong>in</strong><br />
3:00 Zongo Junction 13-member<br />
band hosts monthly Afrobeat party<br />
at Cameo 4:00 Stephanie Rooker &<br />
the Search Eng<strong>in</strong>e soul-shak<strong>in</strong>g 5:00<br />
The Funk Ark 11 piece funk 6:00<br />
Mamarazzi like a ripe grapefruit:<br />
tart funk, acidic groove and nectar<br />
<strong>of</strong> ancient lullaby 7:00 Urban Sun<br />
8-piece funk 8:00 Turkuaz funk<br />
explosion; br<strong>in</strong>g your diapers 9:00<br />
Ikebe Shakedown Afro-Funk<br />
juggernaut<br />
Grand Ferry<br />
Grand St & River St<br />
5:00 Charles Waters post-jazz<br />
improv thrash freak 6:00 DKWLF<br />
improvised psychedelic rock 7:00<br />
Medlers high-energy rock 8:00<br />
Gamelatron world’s first fully robotic<br />
gamelan orchestra 9:00 Zero Gravity<br />
Th<strong>in</strong>kers transportive improv<br />
Iona<br />
180 Grand St<br />
7:00 Simon Garrett breaks, beats, bass<br />
K<strong>in</strong>gdom<br />
170 N. 4th St<br />
6:00 Follower wander<strong>in</strong>g, rambl<strong>in</strong>g,<br />
roam<strong>in</strong>g 7:00 Food Stamps catchy<br />
‘80s pop 8:00 Theodore Grimm<br />
recently signed with new s<strong>in</strong>gle<br />
“Pull<strong>in</strong>’ Shapes” 9:00 I Am The Heat<br />
ro<strong>of</strong> parties, sweaty dance floors,<br />
summertime fl<strong>in</strong>gs 10:00 Jacob Jiles<br />
Brooklyn soul<br />
Knitt<strong>in</strong>g Factory Club<br />
Brooklyn<br />
361 Metropolitan Ave<br />
1:00–10:00 12<strong>000</strong> Trees ethnically<br />
and musically diverse ensemble plays<br />
spontaneous improvised music<br />
Lov<strong>in</strong>’ Cup Café<br />
93 N. 6th St<br />
1:30 Turkuaz funk explosion;<br />
br<strong>in</strong>g your diapers 2:30 Hank and<br />
Cupcakes Artist <strong>of</strong> the Month <strong>in</strong><br />
NYC’s Deli Magaz<strong>in</strong>e 3:30 The<br />
Yellow Dogs 4:30 Hollis Brown<br />
5:30 Daddy Long Legs 6:30 Shilpa<br />
Ray 7:30 Fredericks Brown New<br />
Zealand duo, vocals and keys<br />
Macri Square<br />
Metropolitan Ave & Union Ave<br />
1:00 Elana Brody 2:00–5:00 The<br />
DJs Ball collective sp<strong>in</strong>s many genres<br />
Macri Park Bar<br />
462 Union Ave<br />
6:00 Object ‘90s-style alternative<br />
7:00 Roam folk rock 8:15 Sad Red<br />
playful electronic<br />
Mousey Brown Salon<br />
732 Lorimer St<br />
5:00 Adir L.C. solo folk 7:00–10:00<br />
The Old Rugged Sauce jazz<br />
standards<br />
Northside Gourmet Deli<br />
200 Bedford Ave<br />
1:00 Frequency Core livetronic 2:00<br />
The Library is on Fire “the only rock<br />
band left”<br />
PeachFrog<br />
136 N. 10th St<br />
4:00 The Twees cocky Long Island<br />
post-punk 5:00 The Hsu-nami<br />
world’s first prog rock Erhu band 6:00<br />
Ladybug St<strong>in</strong>gray funky dance trio<br />
7:00 Beloved Rogue Band 8:00 The<br />
Folkadelics<br />
Public Assembly<br />
70 N. 6th St<br />
4:00 Plastiq Passion all-girl new<br />
wave 5:00 Ariel Aparicio and the<br />
Hired Guns unapologetic 6:15 Ghost<br />
Ghost rock trio with live pa<strong>in</strong>ter<br />
SHAG Brooklyn<br />
108 Roebl<strong>in</strong>g St<br />
5:00 The Happy Problem cynical,<br />
addictive tunes 6:00 Chimneys<br />
plush avant-folk with banjo, organ,<br />
accordion, saw<br />
Sodaf<strong>in</strong>e<br />
119 Grand St<br />
1:00 Chica Vas fashion extravaganza<br />
& musical experiment 2:00 The<br />
Ice Mach<strong>in</strong>e & Swift 3:00 Bow<br />
Ribbons 6:00 Columboid<br />
Spike Hill<br />
184-186 Bedford Ave<br />
2:00 The Stethoscopes <strong>in</strong>fluenced<br />
by Beach Boys and Buddy Holly<br />
3:00 Scary Liv<strong>in</strong>g nocturnal<br />
guitar rock 4:00 GunFight! rowdy<br />
“post-country” 5:00 M<strong>in</strong>iBo<strong>one</strong><br />
dark, clatter<strong>in</strong>g rhythms 6:00 Quiet<br />
Loudly soulful and atmospheric 7:00<br />
Pet Ghost Project explosions<br />
Sternberg Park<br />
Lorimer St and Montrose Ave<br />
4:00–8:00 Moviehouse presents<br />
Viva Nada and Amigos<br />
The Sweatshop<br />
573 Metropolitan Ave<br />
2:00 David E Beats and The<br />
White House Band alt rock/hip hop<br />
with electrify<strong>in</strong>g guitar 4:00 Baby<br />
Brother 5:00 Naked Heroes 6:00<br />
The Ruffian Arms<br />
OTHER BROOKLYN<br />
Bay Ridge<br />
69th Street Pier<br />
69th St and Shore Road<br />
11:00 am The Dan Blake Party<br />
saxoph<strong>one</strong> and percussion<br />
march<strong>in</strong>g band<br />
Brownsville<br />
Neighborhood Health<br />
Providers<br />
372 Mother Gaston Blvd<br />
2:30 Atwil 3:45 Hero’s Daughter<br />
4:00 Stereotype Music hip hop with<br />
soul 5:00 L.O.S.T. 20-year-old MC,<br />
<strong>in</strong>fluenced by MF DOOM and Mos Def<br />
Urban Brookdale Family<br />
Care Center<br />
1883 Eastern Parkway<br />
12:00 DBU Squad 1:00 Atwil 2:00<br />
Hero’s Daughter<br />
Carroll Gardens<br />
Carroll Park<br />
Carroll St & Court St<br />
6:30 Emily Hultman <strong>in</strong>die folk<br />
orig<strong>in</strong>als and banjo c<strong>over</strong>s 7:00<br />
Herd Of Turtles acoustic rock and<br />
americana 8:00 Mitch Friedman<br />
varied, quirky pop<br />
Carroll School P.S. 58<br />
330 Smith St<br />
10:15 am student orchestra, choir <strong>of</strong><br />
2nd–5th graders, guest artists from<br />
PPAS<br />
C<strong>one</strong>y Island<br />
C<strong>one</strong>y Island Boardwalk<br />
Aquarium<br />
W. 5th St and Boardwalk<br />
4:30 Neptune rock, blues orig<strong>in</strong>als<br />
6:00 Venice Beach Muscle Club<br />
<strong>in</strong>strumental surf music on the<br />
boardwalk 7:30 New York’s F<strong>in</strong>est<br />
Jazz Ensemble 18-piece big band,<br />
classic & contemporary jazz<br />
Wonderwheel<br />
602 Surf Ave<br />
1:00 Sean360x electronica/dance<br />
3:00 Shadz Of Red sexy, psychedelic<br />
rock 7:00 As I Am soulful vocalist<br />
back from enterta<strong>in</strong><strong>in</strong>g troops<br />
<strong>over</strong>seas<br />
East New York<br />
Danny Kaye P.S. 149K<br />
700 Sutter Ave<br />
9:00 am–3:00 pm major musical<br />
celebration with Steel pan band, str<strong>in</strong>g<br />
orchestra, chorus, and jazz dance<br />
troupe<br />
New Lots Community<br />
Enrichment Coalition<br />
653 New Lots Ave<br />
1:30 A-Roc R&B, hip hop, and pop<br />
2:30 H.B. Monte journey through life<br />
& love 3:30 Atwil 5:00 Stereotype<br />
Music hip hop with soul 6:00 Natia<br />
female R&B<br />
Flatlands<br />
Floyd Bennett P.S. 203<br />
5101 Avenue M<br />
1:45 chorus concert <strong>in</strong> schoolyard<br />
Kens<strong>in</strong>gton<br />
E. 4th St Kens<strong>in</strong>gton-W<strong>in</strong>dsor<br />
Terrace Veterans Memorial<br />
Garden<br />
171 E 4th St<br />
5:00–9:00 Pam Grossman &<br />
Friends poets with music<br />
Prospect Lefferts<br />
Gardens<br />
Parkside Preparatory<br />
Academy M.S. 2<br />
655 Parkside Ave<br />
3:00 junior and senior bands play<br />
popular and movie music<br />
Mass Appeal event<br />
BROOKLYN 11
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