Celebrating 10 years of Rock and Roll fun and melancholy in the Tri-State Area.

One of Comedy Central's "Comics to Watch" this year

Like the lovechild of Burt Bacharach and The Supremes.. from the future.. in outerspace.. fit for all kinds of dancing and floating to.

The Happy Hours are a Baltimore-based husband-and-wife folk duo made up of Rebecca (vocals, guitar) and Jake (upright bass) Leckie. They play original folk songs inspired by Pennsylvania farm country, rye whiskey, old friends, and hurricanes. They recorded their demo in an old Amish barn in Lancaster County in front of a wood-burning stove.

the american dance punk band

Stand up comedian as seen on Conan and Comedy Central

Poor Remy is the cure for loneliness.

SEX APPEAL MEETS DOPE RHYMES MEETS MORE SEX APPEAL AND THERE'S BOOTY BASS TOO.

Young & Old is a rock and roll band.

Brown Rice Family is today's freshest world roots band jamming towards global solidarity and organic happiness.

Joe Pera is from Buffalo, New York best known for his weekly segment on 'Hockey Night in Canada'.

independent, wild rock n' roll from Brooklyn's native sons

Paleface was schooled musically by friend Daniel Johnston and soon discovered by the legendary Danny Fields (The Stooges, The Ramones, MC5) at an NYC open mic. He has since released over a dozen records including two major label releases, and he's collaborated and performed on three albums by The Avett Brothers. Paleface has influenced and inspired a wide range of musical acts, from electropopsters YACHT, to Grammy Award recipients Kimya Dawson (The Moldy Peaches / Juno), and Beck who calls Paleface “a big influence on my early work” on Annie Leibovitz’s book American Music. At the moment, Paleface is in the process of writing a new album to record with his band later in the year, and in the meantime he's just self-released Multibean Bootleg Vol.3, a collection of raw demos, live performances and outtakes.

"noah britton, is autistic, hilarious, and generally a bad-ass with a heart the size – unpredictability and frightening velocity – of an exploding planet." - AMANDA PALMER

We play traditional Javanese gamelan music.

A party of four playing punk rock spirituals to shake your bones and rattle your souls.

dissolving. disrobing. higgs boson befriending.

Younger Siblings is changing the way we think about whimsical pop music and mass communication with telephones..

The What Cheer? Brigade is a 19-piece brass band playing dance music from around the world with the intensity of punk rock, proving that great parties need no electricity.

The City and Horses are an adorable band that bends the indie-pop spectrum from lofi to power to chamber to synth.

Adam Newman is a Brooklyn-based comedian who has done stand-up on Comedy Central one time.

Careening, expansive pop music led by singer/songwriter Todd Goldstein.

The point is not easily missed. No makeup. No gimmicks. No bullshit. NO COURAGE!

Textured, haunted pop. Bristly rock that reaches out from under your bed and tugs your hair

GunFight! plays a kind of rowdy Americana that has also been described as “prairie punk, post-country or Creedence-core.”

Bikinis and big booties, ya'll. That's what life is all about.

Bellows is the recording project of Brooklyn, NY singer-songwriter Oliver Kalb, since magnified into a full rock band -- the sound is delicate but erupts with frantic wobbling drums and anthemic sing-along sections that have pop-song scale and lo-fi intimacy.

Float like a butterfly, sting like a triceratops

Sasheer Zamata is a comedian based in NYC. She's been on Totally Biased with W. Kamau Bell on FX, Inside Amy Schumer and was recently listed as a Comic to Watch by Cosmopolitan.

An indie alternative punk rock with a 90s pop hipster grunge edge that will take you on a nostalgic journey.

HASIDIC HARDCORE PUNK

"Electronic Hype Jazz"

Punk version of Stravinsky's Rite of Spring in celebration of the centennial of the riotous premier, featuring members of No One and the Somebodies, Fiasco, Porches, and many more.

Doom Hymns

Mail the Horse. A band of rock musicians, hickster-hippies from America, their van is big and old; their songs an alphabet soup of gospel-soul, New Americana, and grunge. Songs you can drive home to.

a mix of sophomoric psuedo-intellectual lyrics and clumsy instrumentation that would embarrass even a third-rate Bar Mitzvah band.

Hurricanes of Love is some mountain psych gangsta folk

From the UCB stage to Manhattan Public Access, The Chris Gethard Show is the most bizarre and often saddest talk show in New York City.