I will be playing with Mike Cobb & The Crevulators at the Celebrate Red Hook festival, Saturday September 16th at 8pm.
Celebrate Red Hook features ten bands playing from noon to 10pm alongside food and drink from local Red Hook, Brooklyn vendors. The festival has free entry and is situated behind IKEA in Erie Basin Park, Red Hook Brooklyn.
I'll be playing bass with Late Slip, a band featuring the music of Chelsea Nenni.
Late Slip describe their music as "If Gwen Stefani & Lucinda Williams started a girl gang..."
Late Slip formed in LA over the last couple of years playing live shows in the L.A. area including opening for 80s act Missing Persons at the Whisky A Go Go.
Late Slip released their debut EP "Other Men" in 2016.
Friday September 8th at 10pm sees Late Slip's first NYC show at Freddy's Bar and Backroom, Brooklyn.
If you stay late you can catch James Brown's bass player Fred Thomas doing his late night funk thing.
Poster by Andrew B. White, photo by Brandon Riley Miller
I'll be playing with Mike Cobb and the Crevulators as part of Holding It Down For H-Town – A Harvey Relief Concert.
Thursday, September 07, 2017 from 8:00 pm
ALPHAVILLE., Brooklyn, NY
Featuring...
Alexander Moore
Emily Jackson
Mary-Elaine Jenkins
Mike Cobb &a the Crevulators
Lovechild
All proceeds from this event will go to the Houston Food Bank, All Hands Volunteers, and donated to Houston families in need.
Come listen to great music for a great cause, and celebrate the great city of Houston.
A photo set from Nina Luna's show 8/2/17 at Pianos NYC.
Nina Luna - vocals, Paul Michell - piano, Andrew B. White - bass.
Photos by Alice Teeple - check the full set out here
Nina Luna will be playing her first NYC show since relocating to LA in 2016 at Pianos NYC, Wednesday August 2nd. The show is in the main room at Pianos and features Paul Mitchell on keys and myself on bass.
Poster by Andrew B. White
The Crevulators are making another apperance at the Way Station, Brooklyn, Wednesday April 12th.
We are on at 11PM. No cover.
683 Washington Ave (btw Prospect and St Marks)
Prospect Heights, Brooklyn 11238
I will be playing another gig with the Crevulators and Red Hook Bait & Tackle on Friday February 24th. No cover, 10pm onwards. Always a great place to play!
320 Van Brunt St, Brooklyn, NY 11231
The Crevulators return to Hank's Saloon, Brooklyn on Sunday February 5th.
This is and early show - 4-6pm.
Hank's is one of the oldest bars in the area with a rich history and it also has a great sound system to play through.
I'll be playing with the Crevulators at Freddy's Bar and Back Room, Friday April 14th:
This is something I'm very excited to be part of. On April 11th and 12th at ORA Gallery I will be accompanying Grammy winner Jerome Kavanagh along with Pitch Black's Paddy Free playing some improvised music as part of the Toi Wāhine Collective. Also performing on the April 12th is the Atamira Dance Company.
Read below for the full run-down. If you are in NYC this will be a very special couple of days bringing Aotearoa (New Zealand) to the city.
"For two days on 11-12 April 2016, the Toi Wāhine Collective will transform Ora Gallery New York with a pop-up exhibit and performance events.
Toi Wāhine is a collective of Māori women artists from Aotearoa New Zealand. Their work includes original paperworks, open and limited edition prints, contemporary taonga (design objects), jewelry and a film installation, all made in Aotearoa, on show and available to buy for the first time in New York.
Ta Moko (tattoo) and visual artist Taryn Beri is in New York to represent the collective and as kaitiaki (steward) of a capsule collection of work, representing the incredibly vibrant world of contemporary Māori women’s art in Aotearoa.
Special guest friends of the Toi Wāhine Collective will also be performing in the gallery space on both evenings, starting at 7pm. Amongst others, Grammy award winning Jerome Kavanagh will perform, playing Māori taonga puoro (musical instruments). Jerome, like Toi Wāhine, is part of a broad movement bringing Māori music, art and culture to the world.
The Toi Wāhine pop-up and performances will share the space with the current exhibition at Ora Gallery New York, Anthropocene Vision sparking a dialogue between the whakaaro (concepts) of these photographic visions by Aotearoa New Zealand-born artists and the Toi Wāhine collection."
Toi Wahine Collective pop-up exhibit and performances
ORA Gallery
51 7th Avenue (between 13th and 14th St)
New York, 10011
11—12 April 2016
11am—9pm. Performances start at 7pm.
www.toiwahinecollective.com
www.tarynberi.com
www.jeromekav.wix.com
