Due to tropical storm Hanna, the East Village Radio Music Festival has been moved to Sunday. The festival will run 1PM - 9PM at the South Street Seaport.
I'm looking forward to seeing Boris (for free) but I also want to check out Olof Arnalds, who is a new artist out of Iceland. Here is a video of Olof performing her song "Klara" for Iceland Airways podcast.
Here are the set times for both of the festival stages:
BANDS SCHEDULED FOR @ SEAPORT LOCATION
Lil' Dusty 1:30
Bunnybrains 2:30
Hex Message 3:30
Crystal Stilts 5:30
Woods 6:15
BIG A little a 7:00
BAND SCHEDULE FOR SOUTH STREET SEAPORT STAGE
4-ize 12:45
Hypnotic Brass Ensemble 1:15
Dr. Lonnie Smith 1:45
Olof Arnalds 2:30
Vivian Girls 3:00
High Places 3:45
Awesome Color 4:30
John Oliver 5:00
Devin the Dude 5:30
Flying Lotus 6:15
Mark Ronson 7:00
BORIS 7:45
Links:
Olof Arnalds' MySpace page
Saturday, September 06, 2008
East Village Radio Music Festival Moved to Sunday
Posted by Mike at 9:24 AM
Labels: Boris, East Village Radio Music Festival, Olof Arnalds, South Street Seaport, Southern Lord, Vivian Girls
Tuesday, July 31, 2007
Suicide @ South Street Seaport, July 27, 2007
I know that I am getting old when Suicide, a band that used to cause riots when they played, is playing a free outdoor show sponsored by the city. There was a big debut on BrooklynVegan's site over whether the band was brilliant or a "self indulgent embarrassment".
I am not exactly objective as I am a big Suicide fan but...I thought the band was brilliant. The band played about 70 minutes and finished their set with a great version of "Frankie Teardrop", which I haven't heard them play in years. Alan Vega was confrontational and, frankly, dead-on with his observations on the war. As to be expected, Suicide reworked a number of their songs but I don't think this is a bad thing -- it keeps the show interesting.
The most recent release by Suicide is a live DVD, One day + Live at La Loco / Paris, which was recorded live in early 2005.
Posted by Mike at 10:42 PM
Labels: Alan Vega, Martin Rev, Marty Rev, South Street Seaport, Suicide