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Adrianne Lenker released their homespun sixth solo album “Bright Future” to almost universal acclaim.Pitchfork called the record “free-flowing and intuitive; Rolling Stone dubbed it “a raw gem” and Stereogum claimed Lenker is “operating on another level right now.”And, this fall, the Big Thief singer is bringing the critically-lauded “Bright Future” to the East Coast on a brief 11-concert tour with collaborators Nick Hakim, Mat Davidson, and Josefin Runsteen.Midway through the run, the four-piece will swoop into Brooklyn for a pair of back-to-back gigs at Kings Theatre on Monday, Nov. 18 and Tuesday, Nov.

Latto just announced she’s heading out her ‘Sugar Honey Iced Tea Tour’ with special guests and fellow Atlanta natives Mariah The Scientist and Karrahbooo this fall.The 22-concert run, Latto’s first as a headliner, will make stops at arenas, amphitheaters, music halls and auditoriums all over North America from October through December.That includes a gig at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center on Thursday, Oct. 31, aka Halloween.At all shows, fans can expect to hear the hits — think “Big Energy,” “Sunshine” and “Put It On Da Floor” — as well as cuts from Latto’s recently-released third studio album “Sugar Honey Iced Tea,” which features big names like Cardi B, Megan Thee Stallion, Ciara, Young Nudy, Hunxho and Teezo Touchdown among others.“[Aesthetically], I’ve been pulling from Mariah Carey, Beyoncé and Lil’ Kim,” she told Billboard in an interview.

confirmed to TMZ.A friend went to check on the actor Sunday morning, and found his body in his bed.An official cause of death has not been revealed, however Wingsong said that Salazar suffered from several heart issues.The actor, who was born in 1956, landed the role of Chi Chi — the sidekick to Al Pacino’s iconic Tony Montana character — early on his career.The ganger blockbuster also starred Michelle Pfeiffer as Elvira Hancock, Montana’s mistress who ultimately becomes his wife, as well as Steven Bauer, who played Montana’s partner-in-crime Manny Ribera.The film became an instant cult classic, and earned Pacino a Golden Globe nomination for best actor.Salazar also appeared in several other films, including the 1980 film “Where the Buffalo Roam,” 1982’s “A Stranger is Watching,” and the 1984 film “The Wild Life.”The following year, he appeared in “Sylvester,” as well as the 1988 film “Punchline,” before securing a role on another hit film, 1993’s “Carlito’s Way,” which also starred Pacino.Salazar also appeared in several TV shows, including “On Our Own,” “The New $treetz Seriez,” “Jersey Mafia Chronicles,” and “In Living Color.”The actor also boasted a background in stand-up comedy, and went on to star in several HBO comedy specials.He was best known for coining the catchphrase, “Sheck it out!”Salazar also secured a returning role on the NBC series “Last Comic Standing.”His final performance was held earlier this month at Reno’s Silver Legacy resort and casino in Las Vegas.

Bright Eyes is so excited about their upcoming record that they’ve announced not one, but two tours.Back in June, Conor Oberst and co. announced a brief, international fall trek — which kicks off Sept.

Mendes Army!We know how long you’ve all been waiting for the “Señorita” singer to sweep off your feet in person. Maybe you remember 2019 — when the heartthrob announced he was canceling his post-pandemic “Wonder” tour to focus on his mental health. Well, it’ll be okay.

EDM and house music have officially solidified their place in mainstream pop-culture and for good reason.Regular party animals and newcomers alike love the atmosphere of non-stop electronic music, vibrant lights, and creative set designs.In my case, I just got back from a wild 12-hour Elrow festival — from 6 p.m. until 6 a.m.! — at Brooklyn Mirage and now I need more EDM in my life ASAP. So, the New York Post did a little bit of homework.After searching the web, we found plenty of music festivals and popular EDM artists touring the country this summer, fall and winter.To get you up to speed, here are just 14 (!) of our favorite beat-dropping and jaw-dropping turntablists you won’t want to miss live these next few months.Dec.

Dreamcatcher fans’ dream just came true.The sonically adventurous K-Pop girl group just announced they’re heading west for the U.S. leg of their ongoing ‘Luck Inside 7 Doors World Tour’ this fall.From Nov.

“Together Again” concert at Prudential Center in Newark, NJ on Tuesday night where I could see strangers indeed “smiling back at me.”There was “When I Think of You,” the first of Miss Jackson’s 10 No. 1 singles way back in 1986.Then there was “Love Will Never Do (Without You),” that Minneapolis pop-funk perfection that topped the charts in 1990.And then there was the back-to-back bliss of “Escapade” and “Miss You Much,” both No.

was banned from the annual July 4 showdown after signing a deal with vegan protein purveyor Impossible Foods. “With Joey out, there is a pretty big door open,” said Nick Wehry. He’s one of 14 hopefuls who will be competing in the men’s event at the famous Coney Island showdown.

BEAT marches on.BEAT, made up of rock icons Adrian Belew, Tony Levin, Steve Vai and Tool drummer Danny Carey, have announced they’re extending their 2024 tour where they’ll play reinterpretations of iconic ’80s King Crimson albums “Discipline,” “Beat” and “Three of A Perfect Pair” at venues all over North America from September through November.Previously announced New York and New Jersey-based gigs included concerts at New York City’s Beacon Theatre on Oct. 5, Red Bank, NJ’s Hackensack Meridian Theatre on Oct.

‘Short ‘n Sweet Tour’ won’t be so short after all.Sabrina Carpenter just announced she’s adding an additional New York stop to her upcoming nationwide trek.In addition to headlining at Madison Square Garden on Sunday, Sept. 29, she’ll now also take center stage at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center the following night on Monday, Sept.

is unusual.Iconic crooner Tom Jones just announced he’ll embark on a 17-concert North American tour this September and October.Midway through the quick, late summer run, the ‘Ages & Stages Tour’ will take Jones and his timeless stable of his to a trio of New York and New Jersey venues.First, he’ll swing into Atlantic City’s Hard Rock Live on Sunday, Sept. 15.

The Jesus and Mary Chain just announced they’re striking out on a 27-concert, North American co-headlining tour with The Psychedelic Furs and special guest Frankie Rose this fall.Early on in the run, the ’80s alt icons will make three New York stops.First up, they’re slated to bring their unique brands of pop to New York City’s Beacon Theatre on Friday, Oct. 4.

NOFX is calling it quits.They’re not exactly going out quietly into that good night, though.From late June up until early October, the punk legends will wrap up their ‘Final Tour’ at venues all over North America where they’ll be joined by a slew of special guests like Dropkick Murphys, Descendents, Pennywise, The Vandals and Less Than Jake on select dates.Along the way, Fat Mike and co. are slated to drop into Brooklyn’s newly-opened Paramount Theatre for a trio of shows on Friday, July 12, Saturday, July 13 and Sunday, July 14.They’ll end their nationwide run at San Pedro, CA’s Outer Harbor Berth 46 on Oct.

John Summit will take his mind-bending live shows featuring “music without limits” to huge venues in the U.S. and Canada.That includes a pair of gigs in New York City — on the same night, no less — when he performs at Madison Square Garden and the Brooklyn Navy Yard on Saturday, June 29.New Yorkers that want to see Summit live can snatch balcony seats to the Madison Square Garden show for just $71 before fees on Vivid Seats at the time of publication.

It’s been over ten years since Brooklyn Nine-Nine first premiered on Fox and the cast has gone on to have successful careers after!

David Kushner fan.First, the rapidly rising singer-songwriter dropped the music video for his new single “Hero;” shortly after, he announced he’s heading out on a nationwide tour this fall.From September through November, the husky-voiced, 23-year-old “Daylight” crooner will hit concert halls, theaters, and ballrooms all over North America.That includes a stop at Brooklyn’s Paramount Theatre on Wednesday, Sept. 25.“It’s been too long,” Kushner wrote on Instagram; for the record, his last tour was in late summer and early fall 2023.

Katt Williams went live on Netflix.Following in the footsteps of Chris Rock, the outspoken comic recorded his live comedy special ‘Woke Foke’ at Inglewood, CA’s YouTube Theater.As expected, the Club Shay Shay vet went hard for an hour taking the Illuminati, Trump, Biden, Ron DeSantis, Nick Cannon and a number of other well-known figures to task as only Katt Williams can.And if you want to see Williams do his thing live, you’re in luck.The 52-year-old comic just announced he’ll perform all over the country on his 2025 ‘Heaven On Earth Tour.’That includes stops at Newark, NJ’s Prudential Center on Friday, March 21, Brooklyn’s Barclays Center on Saturday, March 22 and Elmont, NY’s UBS Arena on Saturday, March 29.Can’t wait?As of now, fans can now purchase tickets on sites like Vivid Seats; the official on-sale is Friday, May 17.Vivid Seats is a secondary market ticketing platform, and prices may be higher or lower than face value, depending on demand.They have a 100% buyer guarantee that states your transaction will be safe and secure and will be delivered before the event.A complete calendar including all tour dates, venues and links to buy tickets can be found below.On Jan.

Deadmau5.While there is some speculation as to the exact origin of his mousy moniker, most have decided it emerged from computer shorthand for “Dead Mouse,” allegedly the chat room username he adopted after discovering an expired rodent in his keyboard years ago — these claims remain unconfirmed.Regardless of the origin story, most of Deamau5’s followers probably associate the slender, tatted-up, 43-year-old music producer with his anomalous onstage appearance. He is often caught bobbing to his beats in a glowing, oversized helmet shaped like a smiling, cartoon mouse helmet.It’s difficult to know exactly what goes through the mind of the six-time Grammy Award-nominated producer who hails from Canada and has survived over a quarter century in one of the most trying creative industries known to man: music.Even more astonishing is how the prodigy has stirred up enough energy to develop his ‘Retro5pective Tour’ that transports fans through time with selections of the greatest hits from his illustrious career, on top of new, unperformed material.“It’s just kind of like an extra long show of me trying to cram in as much as I can from day one to now,” Zimmerman told the New York Post in an exclusive interview, just a couple of days after playing the Hollywood Bowl.The prolific EDM icon is looking forward to putting on potentially even longer sets at the Brooklyn Mirage in New York City on Thursday, May 2 and Friday, May 3.“For the Hollywood Bowl, it’s probably the most unionized, crazy venue in all of America so we’re very constricted to time,” he presumed.

PARTYNEXTDOOR has officially toured.Thankfully, the popular R&B star will rectify that slight when he takes off on his nationwide ‘Sorry I’m Outside Tour’ this summer.From June through August, the “Break From Toronto” singer is slated to headline at concerts and festivals all over the U.S. and Canada in support of his recently released “PARTYNEXTDOOR4” album.That includes a pair of back-to-back gigs at Brooklyn’s brand new Paramount Theatre on Thursday, Aug.

Second City Theater.For decades — since 1959 (!) — the improv and sketch institution has served as one of the major training grounds for American comedy. Notable alums include the aforementioned “SNL” players as well as household names Steve Carell, Stephen Colbert, Amy Poehler, John Candy and Martin Short to name just a few from their stacked roster.And now the venerated theater has landed in New York, putting on laugh-out-loud funny, ballsy, personal, physical, immersive shows seven nights a week.So, we checked it out.On April 25, the New York Post attended a production of the theater’s ambitious mainstage revue “Ruthless Acts of Kindness.” To give you an idea of what to expect — and we highly recommend you do — here’s everything you need to know and more about getting your inner Lorne Michaels on and catching a show at New York’s newly opened Second City Theater.Commuting to the Brooklyn theater from Queens, Manhattan or the Bronx?If that’s the case, we suggest boarding either an L train and getting off at the Bedford stop for a 5-10 minute walk to the venue or taking the scenic route and strolling over from the G’s Nassau Avenue stop.