2015 Program

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2015 Program

A one-day
festival of
over 1,200
free concerts
in parks
and streets
citywide
Make Music New York is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature. This program is also supported, in part,
by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council. This project is supported in part by an award from the National Endowment for the Arts.
Bronx
Make Music New York
returns with over 1,200 free concerts on the
first day of summer!
Bronx Music Heritage Center
TME Studios
Freeman St & Southern Blvd
11:00 AM – 2:00 Street Studio:
Tremont one of 12 small mobile recording
studios on sidewalks throughout NYC, for
the spontaneous, collaborative production
of original music. Stop by and contribute to
a track! See sidebar for details
127 Lincoln Ave
12:00 TME Studio Artists / Guerilla
Grooves Radio DJs, hip hop & more
1:00 Nema porterhouse steak rap
1:30 Reno alternative hip hop
2:00 Philos progressive hip hop
2:30 Eddie Brock Bronx MC
3:00 Vithym progressive hip hop
3:30 Yahzeed progressive hip hop
4:00 Rhinoceros Funk raw exploratory
funk
4:30 Fear Is Dead heavy rock
5:00 Decimate the Living hardcore,
metal & thrash
5:30 FFNY improvisational hip hop
6:00 Krampus experimental metal
7:00 The Anonymous Collective jam
band
7:30 J Styles vocalist & MC
Crotona Park Bandshell
11:00 AM – 8:00 Manny’s Boogaloo
Crew Afro-Cuban rumba
Neighborhood Advisory Community
Garden
360 E 151 St
1:00 Church Choir sing-along, open to all
The Point
On Sunday, June 21, from 10 in the morning
until 9 at night, musicians of all ages and
musical persuasions will perform in over 400
public spaces throughout the five boroughs,
including playgrounds, piers, sidewalks,
gardens, closed-off streets, cemeteries, and
porches on Governors Island.
From established global artists to
teenage garage bands, music is played
by anyone who wants to take part —
and enjoyed by everyone who wants to listen.
Just like the city itself, the range of offerings is
spectacular. From Bach cantatas to bluegrass
jams, from Punk Island to gamelan orchestras,
from hip hop cyphers to brass band marathons,
there is something for every listener.
But don’t just listen — join the celebration and
make music yourself! Bring your instrument
to a Mass Appeal event, pick up the mic on
the Clavinova Piano Bar truck, improvise at
an Exquisite Corpse, or contribute to a Street
Studio track!
Use this program as your guide, check
makemusicny.org for late-breaking updates...
or just take to the streets and follow your ears!
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Mass Appeal Event
940 Garrison Ave
11:00 AM – 2:00 Street Studio: Hunts
Point one of 12 small mobile recording
Rivers Run Community Garden
801 Co-op City Blvd
11:00 AM Kyle Young hip hop with
custom visuals
12:00 Phantm Phuego hip hop
1:00 212GREEN soul, pop & hip hop by
3 siblings
2:00 Kuf Knotz uplifting indie & hip hop
2:30 Shawnee Jay old soul
3:00 J Love Copeland R&B
3:30 Tommi Truthz inspirational rap &
drumming
4:30 Gregg James Chicago singer/
songwriter
5:00 Brotherhood Experience urban
gospel
5:30 Benita Charles soul-stirring singer/
songwriter
Williamsbridge Oval Park
2:00 Bronx Community Charter School
African Drummers
3:00 Hidden Gems Bollywood & Hindi
film music
5:00 Fort Indy funk/rock mix
Willis Avenue Community Garden
401 E 143rd St
3:00 Yosvany Terry Quartet Grammynominated saxophonist performs with
Manuel Valera (piano), Yunior Terry (bass)
and Ludwig Alfonso (drums)
5:00 Los Monstrious Latin music by 3
percussionists and a full 13-piece orchestra
Woodlawn Cemetery
Webster Ave & E 233rd St
Presented by Jazz at Lincoln
Center and NPR Music
time TBA Exquisite Corpses: hosted
by Michael Mwenso bring your
instrument and join a continuous chain of
improvised duets, hosted by vocalist and
head of the After-Hours program at Dizzy’s
Club Coca-Cola
Mass Appeal is back for a seventh
year, giving New Yorkers without
groups of their own a chance to
take part in the music-making, by
gathering hundreds of musicians to
play pieces written for single types
of instruments. From the rusty
saxophonist to the professional
harmonica player, all are welcome
to join these 19 epic events!
Throughout this program you
will see this symbol for each
Mass Appeal event
Street Studio
Block Party
Exquisite Corpse
Brooklyn
Le Paris Dakar
Saint Jean De Jerusalem Numero 6
Woodbine Street Garden
518 Nostrand Ave
10:00 AM Don Baragiano Middle-East/
Western fusion
12:00 Laolu & the Afromysterics
Nigerian Afrobeat/Afrosoul
1:30 Nafsi Groove eclectic soul fusion
874 Clarkson Ave
2:00 Akiva Zamcheck wistful guitar &
electronics
8:00 Sah indie soul/hip hop
146 Woodbine St
4:00 Don Baragiano Middle-East/
Western fusion
6:00 Yaiquab charismatic reggae
BUSHWICK
CARROLL GARDENS
Marcy Plaza
Balusters
Carroll Park
848 Hart St
6:15 Groupmuse classical chamber music,
from the online platform connecting artists
to living rooms
Smith St & Carroll St
11:00 AM The New Students indie-folk
Americana
1:00 Melissa Elledge accordionist
familiar to straphangers
3:00 Matthew Fass Balkan & Brazilian
accordion
4:00 Brooke Watkins plays accordion
5:00 Robert Duncan classical accordion
quartet
6:00 Mass Appeal Accordions for the
fourth year in a row, NYC accordionists
convene for an all-accordion performance
of “In C” (1964) by Terry Riley to celebrate
the composer’s 80th birthday. This
seminal minimalist work is comprised
of 53 short melodic patterns, or cells,
played in sequence. Individual players
have the freedom to choose how many
times to repeat each cell, resulting in
spontaneous moments of unison and
haunting counterpoint. To join, email
[email protected]
BAY RIDGE
Bed-Vyne Cocktail
Circles Cafe
305 Halsey St
7:00 Tina K soothing vocals & insightful
lyrics
1368 Fulton St
11:00 AM Herban Boi$$y relatable
hip hop
12:30 Isaac Sawyer infectious hip hop
& soul
1:00 Sah indie soul/hip hop
Brooklyn Wine Yard
Marion Hopkinson Playground
1114 Fulton St
6:00 Mike B guitar, beatbox & voice
310 Bay Ridge Ave
1:00 Mary Carter emotionally-charged
singer/songwriter
5:00 Jack Ferrara beautiful, haunting
singer/songwriter
Owls Head Park: Overlook
BrownstoneJAZZ
68th St & Shore Rd
3:00 Staten Island SNUGS classic covers
& originals by Lou Russo
3:45 Zafer Tawil traditional Palestinian
music
4:30 PaulomM interactive rhythmic
experimentation, alongside The Ridge
Creative Center instrument making for
kids & adults, using recycled materials
107 Macon St
12:00 – 6:00 Various artists jazz
Marion St & Thomas S Boyland St
& soul
6:30 Mike Clervil gritty experimental
hip hop
7:15 Herban Boi$$y relatable hip hop
Bushbaby’s
Nextdoorganics
1197 Fulton St
11:00 AM Justo Ontario R&B crooner
360 Throop Ave
4:00 – 8:00 Aleijuan Brooklyn-based
musical storyteller
BEDFORDSTUYVESANT
Alice’s Arbor
549 Classon Ave
1:00 Eric Vitoff loop-based singer/
songwriter
Bed-Stuy Fresh and Local
210 Patchen Ave
11:00 AM BlocNation with multiinstrumentalist Esteban Dos Santos
12:15 Joy of Music interactive,
participatory show for kids
2:00 Balinese Gender Gamelan Quartet
3:00 Carissa singer/songwriter
Capitoline Grounds
1499 Fulton St
2:00 Dana Carmel passionate songstress,
catchy melodies
Common Grounds: A Neighborhood
Coffee House
376 Tompkins Ave
11:00 AM DJ Tillery James (Art-aFunk) journey through the classics
12:15 Justo Ontario soul/R&B crooner
1:45 Kojo Stone neo-soul singer
2:00 Yolanda R. sweet soul
Fulton Bike Shop
1580 Fulton St
12:00 HooP toe tappin’ folk-rock
1:00 Real Stormin Norman New Orleans
blues-style songwriting
Restoration West Plaza
1368 Fulton St
11:45 AM Dana Carmel passionate
songstress, catchy melodies
2:00 Mala Reign and J30 indie hip hop
2:45 Mike Clervil gritty hip hop
songwriter
Sanctuary Gallery
178 Lexington Ave
1:00 – 7:00 TBA multi-generational event
Shirley + Alice Vintage & Indie
Designer
434 Marcus Garvey Blvd
2:00 Rue Brown vocalist with live band
3:30 Be Elect new-soul singer/songwriter
Bed-Vyne Brew
House of Art Gallery
Summerstage at Von King Park
370 Tompkins Ave
1:00 Noni Rene neo-soul singer/
songwriter
5:00 Dr. Breakfast new breed of hip hop
6:00 D.J. Ace and Much Finesse
legendary Brooklyn hip hop DJ
408 Marcus Garvey Blvd
11:30 AM Status IV riveting a cappella
12:30 Bree and the Whatevers soulful
blues with an edge
3:00 WordSpit internationally-featured
hip hop
5:00 Elle Winston blues, folk, alt-soul
5:30 N’YCE inspirational rap
7:00 Ms. Reign conscious hip hop
March Ave & Greene Ave
Presented by
CityParks Foundation
4:00 – 7:00 Brooklyn United Marching
Band serving NYC youth Something
Positive premier Afro-Caribbean
performing arts ensemble Laurie Berkner
the uncrowned queen of kids rock
Mass Appeal is made
possible with major
support from the
Musical Performance
Trust Fund and The
NAMM Foundation.
Target Brooklyn Community Garden
931 Bedford Ave
11:00 AM Jefrey Au-Go-Go kids’ dance
music
1:00 tubafresh sing-song melodies from
the PitchBlak Brass bandleader
4:00 Yaiquab charismatic reggae
5:30 Amber Stowell young singer/
songwriter
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS
James Weir Floral Co.
155 Montague St
11:30 AM J TheGodIs freestyle poet,
fuses spiritual truth & music
5:15 Honeybird charanguista & singer
on LGBT topics
Instrument sponsors:
BROWNSVILLE
MGB POPS
425 Mother Gaston Blvd
3:00 CoCo Wade ultra-sexy sounds
4:15 Alonso Jones rap, spoken word
& dance
5:15 PATH P hip hop
5:45 Roy the Savage
Mass Appeal Event
Street Studio
Block Party
Exquisite Corpse
Chateau Jefferson
1211 Jefferson Ave (backyard)
to living rooms
Human Head Records
168 Johnson Ave
1:00 Carrie Lane NYC’s “Pop Princess”
4:00 Lizzie and The Makers femalefronted blues rock
Maria Hernandez Park
Knickerbocker & Willoughby Ave
2:00 Manny Faces DJ, producer &
remixer
2:15 G.Q. Bronx-based hip hop
2:30 Nova The ‘Wra!th/Mavz hip hop
collective
2:45 J TheGodIs freestyle poet, fuses
spiritual truth & music
3:30 Bondfire Radio All-Stars eclectic
soulful talent
4:15 Nu Voices human beatbox orchestra
4:30 Freestyle Mondays rap
5:15 Kalae Nouveau singer/songwriter
& MC
5:30 Silent Knight & The Band Called
FUSE rock, hip hop & soul
5:45 The Incredible DJ Dom Nice
Odetta Gallery
229 Cook St
2:45 HC Spector (of The Statue of
David) old-school electronic synths
4:30 WHY EYE Brian Michael May Gibson
& Bryan Sears
Surya Studios
Union Street Studio
78 Union St
4:00 Duration dance & sound installation
with choreographer Annette Herwander,
dancers Yva Figueroa & Kirsten Schnittker,
Chapman stickist Jeremy Nesse & guitarist
Daniel Reyes Llinas
CLINTON HILL
Backyard
82 Clinton Ave
to living rooms
Brooklyn Eats on Myrtle
474 Myrtle Ave
6:30 Walker Adams Band electric jazz
fusion
101 Wyckoff Ave
12:00 Youth Yamada 60’s-esque singer/
songwriter
1:00 Lily Virginia alt. folk indie-pop
2:00 Letters to Nepal Russian soul from
Siberia
3:00 Elizabeth Devlin enchanting autoharp
4:00 Octavia Romano Duo with
Stephanie Chou experimental folk
5:00 J TheGodIs freestyle poet, fuses
spiritual truth & music
6:00 Killy Dwyer catchy punk cabaret
7:00 SA Shilpa Ananth’s east/west fusion
8:00 Marcela Latin-based funk & pop
invited to join
The Living Gallery
Los Pollitos
1094 Broadway
12:00 – 6:00 Community Open Mic all
invited to join
499 Myrtle Ave
2:00 Edwin Vazquez Gypsy soul fusion
The Muse Brooklyn
455A Myrtle Ave
1:00 Erel Pilo indie-pop with lyrical charm
5:00 Sullied Accolades dynamite folk
songs
350 Moffat St
1:00 Funkrust Brass Band eclectic funky
brass
3:00 Youth Yamada 60’s-esque singer/
songwriter
6:00 Maayan energetic pop
Tradesman
222 Bushwick Ave
11:00 AM – 9:00 Tradesman
Hootenanny from indie to experimental
Corkscrew Wines Brooklyn
489 Myrtle Ave
3:30 Brooklyn Conservatory of Music:
Suzuki Kids
Green in BKLYN
432 Myrtle Ave
12:30 Tiffany Wilson blues with flair
& sass
Leisure Life
559 Myrtle Ave
11:00 AM – 5:00 Open Mic all are
Peck’s
Soco
509 Myrtle Ave
12:00 – 8:00 Chocolatt Jared &
Friends funk & soul
The Runner
458 Myrtle Ave (in the garden)
4:00 Robin Rothman a timeless jukebox
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Brooklyn
DOWNTOWN
BROOKLYN
Independent Filmmaker Project
Flatbush Caton Market
Fort Greene Park
30 John St
The Upper Deck
Absolute Coffee
327 Atlantic Ave
2:00 Frank Porter songwriter with a
rock edge
CONEY ISLAND
Fulton St & Bond St
1:00 Thomas Piper hip hop producer &
vocalist
2:30 DeJaVoux R&B covers & originals
3:30 MikeMusic DJ
Orchestra Hans Tammen leads an
ensemble of littleBits: tiny synthesizer
modules connected via magnets for quick
changes in the signal chain, fitting into
the littleBits modular system for infinite
combinations of audio experience. We are
looking for about 20 players to take part
in the workshop and performance - you do
not need to bring a kit because littleBits
provides us with 20 kits to create a massive
piece of synthesizer music! The workshop
is at 2pm to get familiar with the synth and
learn the piece, with a performance at 5pm.
You must do the workshop to take part in
the performance. Email hanstammen@
gmail.com to join
Monument Plaza
2:00 – 6:00 Afrikan Hip Hop Caravan
pan-African based MCs
39 Lexington Ave
to living rooms
814 Flatbush Ave
12:00 Animal Reporters grunge funk with
a bluesy twist
3:15 Amor Lilman 12-year-old rapper
W 8th Shade Pavilion
1:00 Soleile up-and-coming artist
2:00 Taylor Ivana high-energy singer,
storyteller
Albee Square
3:00 Gladshot “Rock Record of the Year” -
Atlantic Bicycles
Detroit’s WHFR
278 Atlantic Ave
12:00 David Pollack Band singer/
songwriter originals
3:30 Barbaric Yawp guitar driven funk
Karaoke House
1201 Surf Ave
12:00 – 9:00 DJ Krayze and DJ Sensei
Massive DJs collaborate with Brooklyn’s
best indie bands
CROWN HEIGHTS
Bridge Plaza Community Garden
153 Concord St
11:15 AM Kojo Stone neo-soul singer
3:30 John Whoever indie-folk singer
Berg’n
Gumbo
899 Bergen St
to living rooms
493 Atlantic Ave
4:00 Manguito two singers/musicians/
lovers from Guatemala
5:00 Bil Afrah Project inspired by the
classic Ziad Rahbani album
Brower Park
St. Marks Ave & Park Pl
Presented by Red Butterfly Music
12:45 DJ Ian Friday world & soul
1:45 Ganessa James singer/songwriter,
bassist/guitarist
2:30 MazzMuze violin & vox freestyle
3:15 The Soulfolk Experience trio of
songwriters/instrumentalists has worked
with Barbra Streisand, Indigo Girls, more
4:00 Shelley Nicole’s blaKbüshe Nona
Hendryx meets Black Sabbath
2:00 – 6:00 Mass Appeal littleBits
Superfine
126 Front St
9:00 Bex Marshall UK Blues Award
winner
University Place
1415 Cortelyou Rd
1:30 EzraGuitar’s Rising Stars talented
guitarists age 4-12
3:00 tubafresh sing-song melodies from
the PitchBlak Brass bandleader
4:00 The Skates “the best thing ever”
5:00 Laolu & the Afromysterics Nigerian
Afrobeat/Afrosoul
6:00 Anthony Bruno singer/songwriter
Footprints Cafe
18 Fort Greene Pl
to living rooms
1545 Flatbush Ave
11:00 AM Harmony Program Brooklyn
Youth Orchestra students
1:00 Celly Black soulful R&B stylings
Bar Chord
Office of Assemblymember Jim
Brennan
1008 Cortelyou Rd
2:00 Just Another Folk Singer ballads of
life, liberty & the pursuit of music
1414 Cortelyou Rd
10:00 AM Laolu & the Afromysterics
Nigerian Afrobeat/Afrosoul
Brooklyn Hearth Realty
Sycamore
The Classon Social Club
1207 Cortelyou Rd
12:00 Tania Stavreva Bulgarian-born
piano dynamo
807 Classon Ave
7:00 Jim Joustra Band blues & jazz
Willoughby Plaza
Church Avenue BID
1118 Cortelyou Rd
Afrobeat/Afrosoul
5:00 Bree and The Whatevers
powerhouse chanteuse
Willoughby St & Pearl St
3:15 Daylan Knight soul-stirring R&B
4:30 Renee Manning Grammy-nominated
jazz vocalist
1701 Church Ave
hip hop
558 St. Johns Pl
5:00 – 8:00 a children’s choir, world music,
hip hop, soul & brass bands
Hullabaloo Books
DUMBO
711 Franklin Ave
12:00 Mike Holliday well-travelled
singer/songwriter
Brooklyn Bridge Park
Little Zelda
728 Franklin Ave
10:00 AM Mike Holliday well-travelled
singer/songwriter
12:30 Domingo de Duo flute duets
Ronald McNair Park
Washington Ave & Eastern Pkwy
3:00 Delivered Christian music
3:15 Q City Soundz youth musical
program
4:00 CoCo Wade ultra-sexy sounds
5:00 Status IV riveting a cappella
Rooftop
Pier 1
12:00 Pangean Orchestra immigrant
orchestra plays world-music inspired tunes
ConEd Farragut Substation
Plymouth St at Gold St
12:00 Mark Laiosa plays the solo triangle
8:00 Mass Appeal Humming participants
gather for a large group hum-a-long. We
will use the transformers of the ConEd
power station as a drone to create a
vibrating, meditative environment while the
sun sets over the East River. No musical
knowledge required, just the ability to hum!
More info: [email protected]
DUMBO Archway
1011 Pacific St
11:30 AM Groupmuse classical chamber
music, from the online platform connecting
artists to living rooms
Water St at Anchorage Pl
8:00 – 10:00 Silent Disco with Meftah
DJ & DJ Truth presented by Sound Off
Experience and the DUMBO Improvement
District
Stratosphere Studios
DUMBO Loft
227 Utica Ave
155 Water St
11:00 AM – 2:00 Street Studio: Crown
Heights one of 12 small mobile recording
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8:00 – midnight Street Studio
Smackdown culmination of the citywide
Street Studios, with producers from all over
the city sharing their tracks. Free for all who
participated in a Street Studio recording
earlier in the day. See sidebar for details
Cortelyou Greenmarket
Cortelyou Rd & Rugby Rd
1:30 Jody Kruskal concertina songs &
puppet show
Cortelyou Market by Key Food
1610 Cortelyou Rd
11:00 AM Gandhi indie folk from Indian
guy from Indiana
Cortelyou Road Library Plaza
1305 Cortelyou Rd
12:30 EzraGuitar’s Rising Stars talented
guitarists age 4-12
Electronic Express
9613 Church Ave
1:00 Tennisha reggae singer
2:00 DOA
3:00 Hot Ice high-energy originals &
covers
4:00 BaZ hip hop with swag
5:00 Kingdom jazz funk with horns
7:00 Joya Bravo
8:00 The Piano Man solo pianist
8:30 Akasha
EzraGuitar
785 Coney Island Ave
11:00 AM EzraGuitar’s Rising Stars
talented guitarists age 4-12
Afrobeat/Afrosoul
Mass Appeal Event
Fulton St & Lafayette Ave
11:00 AM – 2:00 Street Studio: Fort
Greene one of 12 small mobile recording
Highbury Pub
Flatbush Ave & Fleet St
3:00 Sabine Blaizin Afrohouse &
Afrobeat DJ
5:00 Riva Nyri Precil (Bohio Music)
African jazz & roots
6:30 Melanie Charles Haitian singersongwriter & flautist
FiveMyles
Fowler Square
Gnarly Vines
Nostrand Avenue & Flatbush
Avenue
FLATBUSH
Myrtle & Washington entrance
12:00 Benny Lopez Conjunto salsa,
meringue & more
1377 Flatbush Ave
4:15 Tina K songwriter with soothing
vocals
6:15 Yolanda R. sweet soul
1002 Cortelyou Rd
6:00 Amelia Robinson of Mil’s Trills
ukulele family fun
Kulushkat Falafel
446C Dean St
4:00 – 8:00 Paul Jones Group eclectic
jazz
Flatbush Food Co-op
FORT GREENE
The Brooklyn Music School
126 St. Felix St
11:45 AM Aleksandra Denda worldly
soul & jazz
12:15 Jasmine Dreame Wagner singer
& pianist
12:45 Jade Zabric singer/songwriter
1:15 Taylor Scott country
1:45 Eric Contractor bel canto art-rock
2:15 Patrick Brennan’s Transparency
Kestra experimental wind & string
ensemble
2:45 Brooklyn Music School Students
Brooklyn Sweet Spot
364 Myrtle Ave
12:00 Mind Over Time spacey power
pop/rock
3:00 The Lounge Act four-piece indie rock
4:00 Mary Carter singer/songwriter
Cuyler Gore Park
Fulton St & Greene Ave
12:30 Lafayette Inspirational Ensemble
gospel choir from the Lafayette Avenue
Presbyterian Church
Presented by Haiti Cultural
Exchange
3:00 – 7:00 Earthman Experience
Haitian-born vocalist and multiinstrumentalist Richard “Earthman”
Laurent presides over this powerhouse funk
ensemble that makes Fela Kuti-inspired,
Afrobeat-meets-tribal-house jams
Street Studio
Block Party
350 Myrtle Ave
2:00 Kenn Lowy Elliot Smith meets Rod
Serling
Josh’s House
GOWANUS
Gil Hodges Community Garden
534 Carroll St
2:15 – 5:15 Rosko Green expressive
indie-folk/rock
Thomas Greene Playground
Douglass St & 3rd Ave
1:45 Lizzie and The Makers femalefronted blues & rock
2:30 Mind Over Time spacey power
pop/rock
3:15 Joe Mineo electronic/rock from L.I.
4:00 SLV synth pop duo
GREENPOINT
American Playground
Franklin St & Milton St
3:00 Mobile Steam Unit indie rock
4:00 Sky Picnic 60’s fueled psychedelia
electronics
6:00 David and Stella Cripton fatherdaughter duo: guitar, vocals, French horn
Cato’s Army & Navy
654 Manhattan Ave
12:00 Sara and Brian acoustic duo
1:00 John Whoever indie-folk, singer/
songwriter
2:00 Cyd Blaise insightful singer/
songwriter
3:00 PartyOwl bluesy, melodic singer/
songwriter
3:45 The Fascinators old jazz for the new
depression.
McGolrick Park
206 Nassau Ave
12:00 IOLA indie-folk
1:00 Kevin Alvir (of The Hairs) catchy
art-pop
2:00 Mason H. Americana & folk
3:00 Dylan Ewing visceral & evocative
songs
MARINE PARK
Vitamin Shoppe
2439 Flatbush Ave
1:00 Demetrius Daniel poetry &
trombone
Exquisite Corpse
Exquisite
Corpses
L’ Albero dei Gelati
Branded Saloon
Winey Neighbor
341 Fifth Ave
3:00 Jody Kruskal concertina songs &
puppet show
603 Vanderbilt Ave
3:00 Mike B guitar, beatbox & voice
5:00 Christine Sweeney & The Dirty
Stayouts delightful pop
6:00 Craig Silver Americana & singer/
songwriter
679 Washington Ave
6:15 Kochguit solo jazz guitar
7:00 Tomasz Halat classical/jazz pianist
& vocalist
8:00 Nathan Pape & John Obrien Duo
guitar & percussion improvisation
Brooklyn Flavors
PROSPECT LEFFERTS
GARDENS
Level2 Kids
252 Flatbush Ave
1:00 Mia Miata jazz, soul & poetry
Middle School 51
Love to improvise? Feeling
adventurous?
380 Fifth Ave
5:00 Tania Stavreva Bulgarian-born piano
dynamo
This year, join Exquisite Corpses, MMNY’s newest participatory
series, enlivening six of New York’s burial grounds with chains of
improvised musical conversations.
Miti Miti Taperia
820 Washington Ave
6:00 POEZ “spoken-word pioneer” – NY
Times
Citrico
138 Fifth Ave
4:00 MMJazz hard hitting jazz
681 Washington Ave
11:00 AM Ana Cifuentes traditional
Latin
The idea is simple. On Sunday June 21, six respected New York
improvisers will host gatherings at six historic New York cemeteries.
The Monro Pub
Color Bklyn
Each event will start with (perhaps) a solo jazz saxophonist, who
after five minutes will be joined by a bluegrass violin player. After
another five minutes playing together, the saxophonist will be seamlessly replaced by a Salsa percussionist, who will improvise for five
minutes with the violinist, and so on for a continuous chain of crossgenre duets all afternoon, all stage-managed by the host artist.
481 Fifth Ave
1:00 Bliss Point sophisticated urban
groove rock
Old Stone House & Washington
Park
760 Washington Ave
12:30 David Kane blues & singer/
songwriter
1:00 Zack Adams rock meets folk/soul
1:30 Grant Maloy Smith American roots
singer/songwriter
2:00 Natalie Milan folk pop
3:00 Jefrey Au-Go-Go children’s music
4:15 Honeybird charanguista & singer on
LGBT topics
songwriter
6:15 Gandhi indie folk from Indian guy
from Indiana
336 3rd St
10:00 AM Jon Neufeld - Rock Bands
for Kids student rock ensemble
1:00 Deb Cavanaugh folk & singer/
songwriter
1:30 Lucy Kalantari joyful, bilingual
ukulele tunes for families
2:00 Queen Esther jazz, blues &
Americana
2:30 Rorie Kelly catchy-confessional
singer/songwriter
Each Exquisite Corpse improvisation is transient, unrecorded, a
memento mori. But through the chain of players, overlapping and
succeeding each other, the music will go on and on.
All improvisers in all genres are welcome. Look for the
program to find an Exquisite Corpse near you.
in this
O Live Brooklyn
PARK SLOPE
67 Burger
234 Flatbush Ave
6:00 Noni Rene neo-soul singer/
songwriter
Backyard Brooklyn
388 Fifth Ave
2:00 Backyard Band jazz
The Beauty Bar
249 Fifth Ave
12:00 – 5:00 SisterMonk diverse indie
folk/rock
Bogota Latin Bistro
141 Fifth Ave
3:00 Juan Morales Latin & modern jazz
Burrito Bar & Kitchen
307 Flatbush Ave
3:00 Honeybird charanguista & singer
on LGBT topics
voice
140 Fifth Ave
6:00 Erel Pilo lyrical acoustic indie-pop
208 Flatbush Ave
& soul
88 Fifth Ave
5:00 Aviva Jaye homespun indie folk
Freddy’s Bar and Backroom
Treblemakers Music School
627 Fifth Ave
11:00 AM TheBandCC female-fronted
rock
12:00 School of Rock NYC rock students
age 14-17
1:00 The SB Deluxe 70’s glam meets
40’s jazz
2:00 NWSPR new wave & electro-punk
3:00 Maya/Deren singer/songwriter
4:00 NGN Blues groovy indie blues
5:00 The Sometime Boys progressive
roots
6:00 Avant Duel electronic/experimental
rock
7:00 Even Twice two man punk band
8:00 Les Sans Culottes French rock band
from Brooklyn
436 Fifth Avenue
1:00 – 5:00 student performances
Ideya Brooklyn
Warren St Marks Community
Garden
623 Warren St
7:00 Bella Voce Singers
multigenerational chorus
Windsor World of Shoes II
484 Fifth Ave
2:30 Amelia Robinson of Mil’s Trills
music & family fun
PROSPECT HEIGHTS
Almadira - Food and Wine Studio
The Chocolate Room
256 Fifth Ave
4:45 Michelle Siracusa indie-pop & jazz
51 Fifth Ave
2:00 Super Hi-Fi reggae
High Dive
Amorina, Cucina Rustica
243 Fifth Ave
6:00 Giant Flying Turtles high energy
jam trio
624 Vanderbilt Ave
11:30 AM Mark From 3A with Jason
from Apt. 3D
12:30 Triple A Music old-time music
2:30 – 5:30 Erel Pilo lyrical acoustic
indie-pop
258 Flatbush Ave
Afrobeat/Afrosoul
Crunch Fitness
330 Flatbush Ave
1:00 Dr. Breakfast new breed of hip-hop
Du Jour Bakery
365 Fifth Ave
4:00 Lucy Kalantari joyful, bilingual
ukulele tunes for families
Flatbush Ave at Pacific St
166 Flatbush Ave
2:00 Cesare Papetti classical &
experimental percussion
Mass Appeal Event
Gingers Bar
363 Fifth Ave
6:00 The Erstwhiles old time
Grand Central Oyster Bar Brooklyn
Hiho Batik
184 Fifth Ave
2:00 Katy Stone folk instrumentalist &
songwriter
Jonathan Blum’s Studio
285 Fifth Ave
11:00 AM – 8:00 Wild Turkey Surprise
presents... eclectic mix of performers
Street Studio
Bitter & Esters
700 Washington Ave
3:45 Jess Best jazz-tinged modern soul
5:30 My Other Axe folk and bluegrass
7:30 Single Red Cent socially aware
punk rock
Block Party
Exquisite Corpse
605 Roger Ave
2:00 – 8:00 Pastor Murtlene Sampson
gospel recording artist with four CDs
Lincoln Road Bridge
40 Lincoln Rd
12:00 The Soulfolk Experience trio of
songwriters/instrumentalists has worked
with Barbra Streisand, Indigo Girls, more
PROSPECT PARK
Presented in partnership with the
Prospect Park Alliance
Cleft Ridge Span
East side near Lincoln Rd
1:00 – 4:00 Jenn Grossman a
multilayered, site-specific soundscape for
the archway
Concert Grove
East side near Lincoln Rd
to living rooms
Grand Army Plaza
12:00 Mass Appeal Gongs led by Loop
Hooti Couture
321 Flatbush Ave
12:00 Stone Deaf thunderous heavy
metal & rock
1:30 Mark From 3A with Jason from
Apt. 3D
Pure Bistro
637 Washington Ave
2:30 Kochguit solo jazz guitar
3:00 Carolyn & Jay Leonhart fatherdaughter jazz duo
4:30 Nathan Pape & John Obrien Duo
guitar & percussion improvisation
5:45 David Berends impressionistic jazz
& classical
BYKlyn Cycling
342 Flatbush Ave
4:00 Mike B soulful guitar, beatbox &
Healing Sanctuary
2.4.3. Visit makemusicny.org/massappeal
for full details
RED HOOK
The Jalopy Tavern
267 Flatbush Ave
12:00 Sami & Sarah Brooklyn-based
vocal duo
2:30 Single Girl / Married Girl pop/
folk quartet
317 Columbia St
1:00 Paul Thornton country music
originals & covers
2:00 Ramblin’ Andy country, blues & folk
2:45 Alex MacDonald jazz & folk infused
tap dance
3:45 The New Students indie-folk
Americana
5:00 The SB Deluxe 70’s glam meets
40’s jazz
6:30 Collin Couvillion experimental
folk/blues
7:45 Glaser Drive original folk/rock
Americana
Nu Wave Kultural Kreations
Louis Valentino Jr. Park
712 Washington Ave
1:30 David Kane blues & singer/
songwriter
3:00 Eye of Time indie rock
4:00 Higher Levin Steel Orchestra
Ferris St & Coffey St
10:30 AM Mass Appeal Stones
Christian Wolff’s seminal piece “Stones”,
part of the Prose Collection (1968-1971),
will be activated by a group of performers
with support from the general public. The
simple text score utilizes stones in a variety
of fashions to create sound. The public is
invited to bring small stones with them to
help in performing. The first 30 minutes
will be for people to make noise and try out
ideas and for the second 30 minutes we’ll
all join together in sounding the score. For
more information email johnphastings@
gmail.com
636 Carlton Ave
1:00 Acute Inflections chic duo of
vocalist and upright bass
3:00 David Pollack Band singer/
songwriter originals
Morgans BBQ
The Saint Catherine
660 Washington Ave
11:00 AM Everpulse metal from Elkview,
West Virginia
2:00 The Wild Tonberries videogame
cover band
3:45 Stone Deaf thunderous heavy metal
& rock
5:00 Rick Rocker pop rock
songwriter
7:30 Poingly electronic experimental rock
Sharlene’s Bar
353 Flatbush Ave
2:30 Jessi Robertson blues/soul-infused
rock
3:30 Bryan Dunn sounds like your favorite
denim
Van Brunt Stillhouse
6 Bay St
3:00 Seafarers Unite modern folk
4:00 Dark Horse Ramblers honey-rusted
blues
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SUNSET PARK
6:30 Elizabeth Devlin singer/songwriter
7:00 Jessica Graae haunting folk-rock
7:30 Teenage Halloween
8:00 Jeanne Marie Boes pop-rock
Sunset Park 5th Avenue BID
8:30 Brook Pridemore dancey punk-folk
5120 Fifth Ave (in front of AT&T)
12:00 – 5:00 Various Artists tentative
schedule includes Muzik Canvas, Regina
Opera Company, Amistad with Timothy
Perez, and Closenuf
WILLIAMSBURG
379 Broadway
to living rooms
Amancay’s Diner
2 Knickerbocker Ave
10:00 AM – 9:00 Get Summered
presents “One Long Day” a collective of
creative individuals
Banter
132 Havemeyer St
4:00 Where Seagulls Dare acoustic
Misfits covers
5:00 Whale Belly folky blues
Blue Angel Wines
638 Grand St
3:00 Dr. Breakfast new breed of hip hop
CAVE Art Space Block Party
58 Grand St
2:00 – 6:00 Jeremy D. Slater multidisciplinary electronic experimentation
Big Volcano worldly indie rock M.A.K.U.
Soundsystem eight musicians, most
from Colombia, make big music with AfroColombian rhythms & punk-jazz elements
Continental Army Plaza
S 4th St & Roebling St
3:00 All the Madmen loose experimental
jazz
3:30 Thaddeus Strauss hip hop & soul
4:00 Drue Davis blistering guitar hip hop
electronics
5:00 Red Sahara quartet influenced by
everything
5:30 Kuf Knotz uplifting hip hop
6:00 Ruby My Dear experimental indie
rock
6:30 Jess Best jazz-tinged modern soul
Duckduck Bar
161 Montrose Ave
4:30 Cumbre Vieja blues & indie rock trio
5:15 The Mr. Move rap
6:00 Dr. Israel world, hip hop & reggae
7:00 NotafaN electronic hip hop
8:00 Quincy Mumford and The Reason
Why funk, soul & reggae
Firehouse Space
246 Frost St
7:00 Firehouse Piano Festival with
Adam Tendler, Sandra Sprecher, Andrea
Lodge, Julia Den Boer, Melinda Faylor,
Sophie Xuefei Zhang, Olivia HerbertBouchard and more!
Front Room Gallery
147 Roebling St
7:00 The Tittanno Beast vs The Super
Defense Force (The Fall of Skytopia)
collaborative multimedia performance
Grand Street BID
Grand St & Union Ave
10:00 AM Evan Perry-Giblin accordion
world-music interpretations
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singer/songwriter
Original Music Workshop / Cameo
Gallery Block Party
Green Dome Community Garden
N 12th Street & Union St
11:00 AM – 2:00 The Sound River NYC
collective performs Terry Riley’s minimalist
“In C”
The Heckscher Foundation
Children’s Garden
N 6th St btw Wythe and Berry
Williamsburg one of 12 small mobile
recording studios on sidewalks throughout
NYC, for the spontaneous, collaborative
production of original music. Stop by and
contribute to a track! See sidebar for
details
Pop Fuzz
134 Scholes St
11:00 AM String Peddlers eclectic
folk-blues
1:00 Amber Stowell singer/songwriter
originals & covers
4:45 Elizabeth Devlin haunting singer/
songwriter
123 Wythe Ave
11:00 AM Clairaudience five piece rock
La Gringa
122 Roebling St
5:00 – 9:00 The Wayang Coolit
instrumental groove with visuals
800 Grand St
2:00 The Judith Light synth-based indie
pop
Lily Thai Restaurant
Rebelution Ink
560 Grand St
6:00 Progress rock
The Roebling Quarry
Scholes Street Studio
Main Drag Music
375 Lorimer St
11:00 AM The Curiosity Cabinet
Whitney George’s contemporary chamber
ensemble
12:00 Melinda Faylor contemporary
music pianist
1:00 Carol Leibowitz & Guests free jazz
2:00 Halcyon Chamber Trio classical
piano trio
4:00 Virg Dzurinko and Ryan Messina
jazz standards and improvisation
6:00 Connie Crothers & Guests free jazz
7:00 Ken Hashimoto, Alison Dubinski,
Gabryel Smith & Emily Bookwalter play
string quartets by Schumann & Britten
330 Wythe Ave
12:00 – 4:00 Various Artists
Standard Deli
615 Grand St
6:00 Antonio Mancilla blues, folk & rock
Lula Bean Coffee Shop
797 Grand St
11:00 AM Christine Sweeney & The
Dirty Stayouts delightful pop
1:00 Sylvana Joyce + The Moment punk
theatrics & Balkan chutzpah
4:00 Noam Osband plays guitar & ukulele
Manila Social Club
2 Hope St
1:15 Sami & Sarah Brooklyn-based
vocal duo
2:00 Evan Perry-Giblin accordion worldmusic interpretation
3:15 Susmita De jazz-ish vocals for folkish songs
5:00 Bianca Monica New York based
songstress
6:00 NewDAY acoustic hip hop/rock
McCarren Park
Driggs St & Lorimer St
Presented by Play-diem
7:00 Distoria female-fronted melodic rock
8:00 Brian Kenney & the Tired Suburbs
piano pop/rock
8:45 Matt Pisani and Awakened
thought provoking hip hop/rock
Muchmore’s
2 Havemeyer St
10:30 AM Charles Ellsworth whiskey
rock
11:00 Bree and The Whatevers soulful
blues with an edge
11:30 Paul Claro original singer/
songwriter
1:00 Hide Inaba Band rock, folk & Latin
1:30 Youth Yamada 60’s-esque songwriter
3:00 Lily Virginia alternative folk pop
3:30 Zack Adams rock meets folk-soul
songwriter
4:30 Justin Howard singer/songwriter
6:00 Youth Yamada 60’s-esque songwriter
766 Grand St
11:00 AM Manguito two singers/
musicians/lovers from Guatemala
Streets BK
53 Broadway
12:00 – 9:00 World Music
Collaborative
MANHATTAN
(NORTH TO SOUTH)
WASHINGTON
HEIGHTS / INWOOD
Bennett Park
Ft Washington Ave & W 183rd St
1:00 Trops multi-talented artist/producer/
film director/editor
1:15 Izzy Hott hip-hop artist from
Washington Heights
2:00 The Real Charlie Cruz artist from
Washington Heights
2:30 Jeshaze NY songstress whose talent
speaks for itself
2:45 Charlie Uptown the hip-hop
messenger
4:30 Jay Fiyah up & coming artist from
Wash. Heights
Isham Park: Bruce Reynolds
Memorial Garden
Seaman Ave & Isham St
1:45 Blair Jensen jazz saxophone rooted
in the classics
4:00 Listen Closely: Inwood Chamber
Music Initiative flute & string trios by
Eduardo Gamboa and Mozart
Mass Appeal Event
Manhattan
Fort Tryon Park: Linden Terrace
Harlem Tavern
enter at Ft Washington & Cabrini
4:00 Zev Torres annual MMNY spoken
word showcase
W 162nd St & St Nicholas Ave
2:00 – 5:00 Courtney Bassett songbird
on a quest for magic through music
2153 Frederick Douglass Blvd
at W 116th St
5:00 Marquise Ruffin grandson of
Motown legend David Ruffin
6:45 Claire Rodriguez sultry vocals over
rhythmic guitar
7:15 Rachel Arac mixes dance beats with
sultry & soulful vocals
Morris-Jumel Mansion
Harris Garden
65 Jumel Terrace at W 160th St
12:00 Folie à Deux pioneering viola duo
1:00 Erik Satie Quartet wind group with
a Satie focus
St. Nicholas Ave & W 153rd St
12:45 4 Unity gospel duo
3:00 Donna Dixon encourager of the soul
who shares all
4:15 Division X spoken word artist from
the Bronx
5:45 Vett Stunna recording artist from
Baltimore
Morris-Jumel Community Garden
Word Up Community Books
2113 Amsterdam Ave at W 165th
11:00 AM MC Maniphes live music, live
painting & book harvest
2:00 Nossa Nova bossa nova duo,
improvisation on the songs of nostalgia
2:45 Tellie Floyd
3:15 Charlie Cruz
3:45 DJ Polarity
4:45 The Machine
5:30 Gio Safari
6:30 Circa ‘95 hip-hop
7:30 Jason Rosario
8:15 LexiGlass beats
HARLEM
Billie’s Black
271 W 119th St
7:00 Core Band with Margeaux Davis
8:00 Core Band with Darrius Booker
8:30 Gloria Ryann
Corner Social
321 Lenox Ave at W 126th St
11:00 AM Gensis Neil and the Rhythm
Wheels original groove-feel jazz
rhythmic guitar
3:00 Katt Rockell blends R&B, soul &
hip-hop
4:30 SuperBlack Band the superhero
within you
Drastadub Studios
31 W 127th St
7:00 Num & Nu Afrika roots reggae
Grandma’s Place
Jackie Robinson Amphitheater
Bradhurst Ave & W 146th St
12:15 N’YCE positive & inspirational blind
rapper
12:30 Roquois new breed of pop music
12:45 Shawnee Jay modern singer/
songwriter with an old soul
1:00 Mel Smoove new generation of
music
1:30 Bukonla Bello R&B/pop artist
signed to Melodream Records
1:45 Juanita Wynn releasing her solo
single, “Be Who You Are”
2:15 Israyl reggae performer of positive &
inspirational music
2:30 Cush I Kushanti “reggaelutionary”
artist who motivates the masses
3:15 Conceptz conceptual rap duo from
Orange County, NY
3:30 Chase “Bakeman Global” Baker
energy built upon an empowering force
Joseph Daniel Wilson Memorial
Garden
219 W 122nd St
5:00 Kenny Butler and Friends oldies,
R&B, jazz & blues
7:00 The Goddess Lakshmi Band named
for goddess of abundance
Marcus Garvey Park Amphitheater
Mt Morris Park & W 122nd St
4:00 Lyshae from Chicago, performing
pop/dance
5:00 Roquois new breed of pop
6:45 Chellz hip hop
84 W 120th St
Nabe Harlem Underground Lounge
Harlem one of 12 small mobile recording
3:00 Gina prolific singer
at W 127th St
11:00 AM – 9:00 Dennis Davis, John
Cooksey, Stare Case, Gregory Bastien,
DJ Zubetei Xzz, Sophia L. Coffee hosting
musicians from Stevie Wonder’s drummer
to the best DJ in NY
Harlem Food Bar
NiLu
at W 114th St
all day DJ Stormin’ Norman “Sundae
Sermon”
Harlem Haberdashery
245 Lenox Ave at W 122nd St
11:00 AM Gina prolific singer
2:00 Daryl Stewart singer & performing
artist
Street Studio
Block Party
Saint Nicholas Miracle Garden
St Nicholas Ave & W 126th St
1:00 Brotherhood Experience positive
choice for urban gospel
1:30 Phantm Phuego hip hop
2:00 8waves and the Weathermen bare
minimum soul clashing
Exquisite Corpse
2:30 Motivation mash-up of hip hop,
Thomas Jefferson Park
Morningside Park
pop, gospel
3:00 The Phryg prog rock jam, spread
thick on a toast of funk
3:30 Malcolm Rhymer iconoclastic
hip hop
4:00 SuperBlack Band the superhero
within you
4:30 Just-One last of the real lyricists
First Ave & E 114 St
11:00 AM El Taller Latino Americano
performs with East Harlem schools
1:00 Harlem Samba Brazilian percussion
ensemble
producer/record collector/DJ from Detroit
W 120th St Entrance
4:00 Paracademia Students students of
Milica Paranosic’s Paracademia program
4:30 Apparition Muzik beatboxer from
Queens
5:00 Farah Siraj Jordanian virtuoso
5:15 Lauri Galbreath soprano, debuted at
Carnegie Hall at the age of 15
5:30 Jay Kauffman critically-acclaimed
guitarist
5:45 Glen Velez 4-time Grammy winning
percussionist
6:00 Loire, Rhythm Vocalist exotically
beautiful, defies genre
6:15 Neil Rolnick computer music
pioneer
6:45 Yael Acher ‘KAT’ Modiano flutist in
multiple genres
7:00 Abena Koomson AmericanGhanaian singer
7:15 Roger Bonnair Agard poet and
performance artist from Trinidad & Tobago
7:30 Milica Paranosic unique sound and
multi-faceted performance language
7:45 Gorazd Poposki site-specific sound
sculptures
percussion
RIVERSIDE PARK
originals & classics
11:30 Yehuda Freeman singer/songwriter
with a Chassidic touch
12:00 Ken Ruan acoustic pop/rock
12:30 Jay Mark sometimes known as the
500th Beatle
1:00 Don Turner can make you laugh, cry
1:30 Jenny Amlen singer/songwriter/
psychotherapist
Grant’s Tomb at W 122nd St
CENTRAL PARK
Settepani
6:00 Carolyn & Jay Leonhart fatherdaughter jazz duo
St Nicholas Park
St Nicholas Ave & W 135th St
Presented by the Harlem Arts &
Culture Initiative, in collaboration
with the Harlem Arts Alliance
2:00 Judith Insell violist with Stephanie
Berry (recitation) and Yuri Lemeshev
(accordion): “Journey: Black Lives Matter”
3:00 Kelvyn Bell the roots of American
acoustic guitar
4:00 Steff Reed Grammy-nominated R&B
5:00 Warren Smith jazz percussionist,
freedom songs for 21st Century Harlem
West Harlem Piers Park
Hudson River & W 125th St
12:00 Elgin Giles R&B singer and actor
William B. Washington Community
Garden
327 W 126th St
1:15 Ian Bamberger melodic guitar,
abundant harmonies
2:00 Red Sahara quartet influenced by
everything
2:45 Jordan Chude hip-hop and poetry
5:15 Michael Persall combines classic
soul with modern pop
Urban Garden Center
1640 Park Ave at E 116th St
11:30 AM Unigen one-man band with an
electro-jetpack instrument
2:00 MakerzMark embracing jazz
standards
MORNINGSIDE
HEIGHTS
Columbia Secondary School
Community Garden
Amsterdam Ave & W 119th St
2:00 The Attridge Session Band teacher
& student collaborations
Morningside Park
Playground
throughout the day Meftah DJ
1:00 Lefty passionate pack of poetry and
3:00 Geremy Grant folk & indie covers
4:15 Woodhead energetic rock
5:00 Michael Gallant Trio jazz pianist
6:00 Queens of Everything acoustic
roots trio
7:00 Suit Ty Thurrsty 2x finalist for the
CT/International Blues Society competition
EAST HARLEM
103rd Street Garden
Park Ave & E 103rd St
El Catano Community Garden
171 E 110th St
3:00 Dabumrushkrew against the
commercialization of hip hop
standards
Emery Rose Salon
1888 Park Ave at E 128th St
12:00 Maggie Anderson catchy rhythms
& great hooks
1:30 Kama Linden MMNY veteran who
has travelled the globe
Family Garden sponsored by Tiffany
431 E 114th St
11:00 AM Carrie Lane NYC’s “Pop
Princess”
H&M Art and Home Decor
17 E 125th St
Target East Harlem Community
Garden
415 E 117th St
11:00 AM Lamayah pop vocals, moves
& tunes
3:00 Marcela mixes Latin rhythms with
funk & pop
4:15 Hunter College Haitian Drumming
Workshop
Mass Appeal Event
Pop-Up Musicals
MMNY is bringing New York
City’s musicals to you!
Join us in seven Manhattan
locations for spontaneous musical theatre performances in
New York’s most iconic parks
and squares. Our parade of musicals features a full, live band
and incredible singers from
Broadway and beyond.
Approximate times are listed
in the program; follow
#PopupMusicalsNYC on Twitter
and Instagram for live, up-todate information on our location
throughout the day. You won’t
see us coming, but you’ll
hate to see us go. Stop by and
sing along!
Street Studio
Presented by Jazzmobile
time TBA Exquisite Corpses: hosted
by Darnell Jay Starkes Bring your
instrument and join a continuous chain of
improvised duets, hosted by bassist Darnell
Jay Starkes
Songs from:
Avenue Q
A Chorus Line
Follies
Funny Girl
Guys and Dolls
Hair
Hello, Dolly!
The Last 5 Years
RENT
Sweet Charity
Thoroughly Modern Millie
West Side Story
The Wild Party (Lippa)
Plus selections from
The Great American Songbook
Performers include:
Hosts Jonathan Hack
(Soundfly) and Julie Thiry
(MMNY)
Jody Bell
Deborah Bloomfield
Christie Dabreau
Justin Gamble
Linseigh Green
Pavlina Horakova
Stacey Lightman
Jaymes Ngo
Bex Ordoisio
Daniel Clayton Smith
Amanda Szymczak
Izzi Zegers
SUNY Geneseo’s MTC –
Musical Theatre Club
Block Party
Exquisite Corpse
Sakura Park at W 122nd St
2:30 The Solstice Singers vocal music:
songs from Brazil, Mexico, Peru & the US
3:30 The Harlem Chamber Players wind
octet plays serenades
Promenade at W 116th St
1:15 Geremy Grant folk & indie covers
Riverside Dr at W 110th St
10:00 AM – 2:00 Bloomingdale
School of Music faculty & student
performers
Promenade at W 100th St
12:45 – 3:45 Fiddlin’ Damian Boucher
award-winning fiddler, good time music
Riverside Dr at W 80th St
11:00 AM De Rosa singer/songwriter,
Dalehead Arch
W 64th St & West Dr
12:00 – 2:30 Mass Appeal
Circlesongs inspire, create, and connect
with Circlesongs, an improvised vocal
ensemble that can sound like jazz, gospel,
classical, R&B, rock, Gregorian chant,
and more. Everyone is invited to bring
their imaginations and voices to build this
community of generosity and trust through
song. Workshop will run 12:00pm - 1:15pm,
performance will run 1:30pm - 2:30pm.
For more information contact deborah@
deborahlatz.com
Presented by Americas Society
5:00 Valéria Bonafé the world premiere
performance of a new Americas Societycommissioned piece by Brazilian composer
Valéria Bonafé. The new piece by Bonafé is
site-specific, designed to complement the
environment of the park, creating a path
for people to follow and get close to the
performers. For flute, clarinet, viola, cello,
bass, accordion, percussion, and voice
(personnel to be announced)
Dairy Lawn
enter at W 59th St & 6th Ave
Presented by HarmoNYom
1:30 Introductory Tabla Workshop
taught by Mike Lukshis (Taalim School)
2:00 Mass Appeal: Indian Classical
Drum Circle a collective of Indian classical
music organizations come together for
a massive group drum circle; bring your
classical Indian percussion instrument!
Email [email protected] for more info
4:00 Taalim Student Tabla Ensemble
4:15 Navatman Music Collective led by
Roopa Mahadevan
5:45 Arun Ramamurthy Trio performs
“jazz carnatica”
7:15 Shankar Tucker Ensemble
renowned American clarinetist
Frederick Douglass Circle
CPW & W 110th St
12:00 Tzaddi Universal Soul actress &
singer/songwriter
12:45 I Eat Planetz serendipitous hip hop
1:45 Joe Con inspired by Venice, CA
2:30 Sicky Brett Brooklyn rapper;
distinguished gentleman
3:15 The Smoke People Luke Penella,
Dmitry Ishenko & Rob Mitzner
Great Oval Hill
Enter at W 104th St & CPW
11:00 AM Lily Rose & Keith fun,
interactive children’s songs
12:00 The All-Boro Ukuleles (T.A.B.U.)
playing all styles
1:15 Nina powerful vocalist
2:00 Claire Hawkins 18-yr-old singer/
songwriter
3:00 New York Late Starters String
Orchestra beginning & recently returning
adult players
4:00 Mass Appeal Harmonicas led by
virtuoso Jia-Yi He (featured on “America’s
Got Talent”), Mass Appeal Harmonicas
welcomes kids, teenagers, adults, seniors
and whole families for a free harmonica
lesson in Central Park. A mini-introductory
seminar will teach you to quickly read
music and to play by ear: sheet music
indicating hole numbers will be ready for
newcomers. You’ll be able to play simple
melodies in just 40 minutes. And the
first 100 participants will receive a FREE
HARMONICA, courtesy of Hohner! For more
info, email [email protected]
Ladies Pavilion
West Dr by W 77th St
10:00 AM – 3:30 4th Key Complement
percussion & piano duo
Pond Lawn
near Central Park S & 6th Ave
12:00 Parkside Preparatory Academy
Band 45 Jr. High students
1:00 Pop-Up Musicals spontaneous
performances from classic NYC-based
musicals, presented by MMNY & Soundfly.
Times are approximate; see sidebar for
details
4:00 The Chamber Music Center of
New York inspires young musicians to
play chamber music
UPPER EAST SIDE
Carl Schurz Park
East End Ave & E 87th St
Presented by Manhattan
Borough President Gale Brewer
4:00 – 7:00 annual MMNY concert with a
variety of artists
Indonesian Consulate
Fifth Ave & E 68th St
10:00 AM – 7:00 Gamelan Kusuma
Laras summer Klenegan block party for
the classical Javanese gamelan orchestra,
playing instruments originally made for the
1964 World’s Fair
International Preschools
345 E 86th St
10:00 AM Mr. Doug & Friends children’s
sing-a-long with an international twist
11:00 AM Chamberlain Brass Quintet
favorite selections
1:00 Composer’s Voice “15 minutes of
fame” with Alex Lubet (guitar), Tzu-En Lee
(violin) and Alyssa Reit (harp)
UPPER WEST SIDE
79th Street Greenmarket
Columbus Ave & W 79th St
12:00 Josh Okun favorite songs from the
past 25 years
La Perla Garden
78 W 105th St
2:00 – 8:00 New York City Brass
Brothers New Orleans-style group hosts a
full day of music
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Office of Council Member
Helen Rosenthal
563 Columbus Ave at W 87th St
1:00 Jason Yeager & Julie Benko jazz
pianist & Broadway star
Theodore Roosevelt Park
Columbus Ave & W 80th St
12:00 The Marianettes acoustic trio with
strong harmonies
1:00 Mass Appeal Mandolins the New
York Mandolin Orchestra (now in its 91st
year) leads the 4th annual Mandolin Mass
Appeal. Our group features Mandolins,
Mandolas, and Mandocellos, rounded out
with support from flute, guitar, cello, bass,
contrabass balalaika, and concertina. We
will be playing a diverse program including
compositions by Lennon/McCartney,
Bach, Piazzolla, and W.C. Handy, led by
conductor Jeffrey Ellenberger. Contact
[email protected] to join
3:00 Carrie Lane NYC’s “Pop Princess”
4:00 Uptown Sound a cappella jazz
ensemble sings oldies & goodies
5:15 Singalong Bill Barton folk classics
575 W 51st St
1:00 David Berends American
Impressionism on piano
2:00 Peter Galperin in the spirit of Paul
Simon & Leonard Cohen
3:00 Dysorderlies urban indie-pop
505 W 52nd St
2:00 The Raytones swing dance to jazz/
boogie/rockabilly
3:00 Fame Junkies eclectic, horn-based
5:00 Ana Cifuentes traditional Latin tunes
6:00 Adventures in Bluesland roots
standards
Outdoor Plaza
W 36th St & 9th Ave
11:00 AM Joan Mercury sass & soul in
every song
Yotel Terrace
570 10th Ave at W 42nd St
12:00 Joan Mercury sass & soul in
every song
MIDTOWN EAST
Boston Properties
Broadway & W 106th St
601 Lexington Ave at E 53rd St
2:30 Mass Appeal Horns the French
Horn Nation is an amicable aggregation
of conical bore brass instruments,
performing music from classical to jazz
and beyond! Contact Linda Blacken at
[email protected] to join
12 W 104th St
1:00 The Michael Louis Band Brooklyn
swamp music
3:00 Don’t Blame The Jazz Band old
favorites from New Orleans, plus originals
LINCOLN SQUARE
Good Shepherd-Faith Presbyterian
152 W 66th St
4:30 Carolyn Enger concert pianist
& vocalist
5:30 Mariamusician pianist-singer
6:00 Tania Stavreva Bulgarian-born piano
dynamo
Lincoln Center
Columbus Ave & W 62nd
5:30 Clavinova Piano Bar roving Frank
Sinatra karaoke from the back of a pick-up
truck
NYPL for the Performing Arts
7:00 Frank Sinatra Afterparty continue
singing Sinatra with this free afterparty
following the Clavinova Piano Bar’s last
stop, with a view of the library’s current
Sinatra exhibition
Harman NYC
527 Madison Ave at E 54th St
11:00 AM Street Studio: Midtown
one of 12 small mobile recording studios
on sidewalks throughout NYC, for the
spontaneous, collaborative production of
original music. Stop by and contribute to a
track! See sidebar for details
NYPL: Mid-Manhattan Library
5th Ave & E 40th St
11:15 AM Clavinova Piano Bar roving
Frank Sinatra karaoke from the back of a
pick-up truck
P.J. Clarke’s
3rd Ave & E 55th St
truck
Ralph Bunche Park
11:00 AM Pop-Up Musicals
spontaneous performances from classic
NYC-based musicals, presented by MMNY
& Soundfly. Times are approximate; see
sidebar for details
1:00 The Chamber Music Center of
New York inspires young musicians to
play chamber music
3:00 – 7:00 Les Ballets de L’Opera
Chinois de New York Beijing Opera &
Chinese ballet
First Ave & E 42nd St
12:45 Dona Ho Lightsey songs of love
& light
1:00 Chelsea Madrigal voice of a siren
1:15 Gaura Vani & Visvambhar “The
Juggernauts” infectious grooves, rich
harmonies
2:00 Love Evolution urban folk hip hop
2:30 Jon Lee Rucker voice for the
modern era
3:00 13 HANDS 2-time Grammy nominee,
plays 25+ instruments
3:30 Regwa with Drummie Zeb &
Ishmail Gnawan/Moroccan/Jamaican
4:00 Adam Bauer original kirtan
4:30 Butch Taylor 10 year veteran of
Dave Matthews Band
HELL’S KITCHEN
MIDTOWN WEST
Hell’s Kitchen Flea Market
Anita’s Way
W 39th St & 9th Ave
1:00 Rorie Kelly small, redheaded tornado
of sound
passageway at 137 W 42nd St
Times are approximate; see sidebar
3:30 Roquois new breed of pop
Richard Tucker Square
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Madison Square Park: Worth
Square
Bellevue Park
Oasis Community Garden
Straus Park
W 104th Street Community Garden
MURRAY HILL
Juan Alonso Community Garden
Bryant Park: Upper Terrace
W. 42nd St between 5th/6th
10:30 AM Music Together in the City
in honor of Fathers Day, bring your infant,
toddler, or preschooler for a free session of
songs, chants, and movement activities
1:45 TILT Brass and Iktus Percussion
world premiere of “Guerrilla Fanfare” by
composer Kevin James, for dispersed brass
& percussion converging in Bryant Park.
With support from Harman Audio / JBL
Presented by HONK NYC!
and Ariana’s List
2:15 DJA-Rara Haitian carnival band
from Brooklyn
2:45 Hungry March Band legendary
NYC brass outfit
3:30 BatalaNYC the city’s only allfemale Afro-Brazilian Samba Reggae
percussion band
4:00 Sousapalooza bring your band
instrument and play along to the bestloved marches and fanfares from the
March King himself, John Philip Sousa!
Conducted by Jeff W. Ball of the Brooklyn
Wind Symphony (optional rehearsal in the
park at 11am; sheet music available at
makemusicny.org)
Mt Carmel Pl & E 27th St
Presented by The Mothership
Connection
5:30 Psyche of Sound pop music
6:00 Demi Davis, Shawnee Jay,
Roquois, and CoCo Wade hip-hop & R&B
6:30 Cosmonaut Radio funk/new-wave/
dance-rock
7:15 OnnaDi lyricist/MC/music producer/
actor
7:30 Sugarhill Sherman classic soul
8:15 The Phryg hard rock/prog/jam,
spread thick on a toast of funk
Times are approximate; see sidebar
3:30 Mass Appeal Ukuleles sing and
play along with Makalina Gallagher, one
of NYC’s finest uke players and organizer
of the NYC Ukulele MeetUp group. Thanks
to Alfred Music and Kala, participants will
receive copies of “It’s Ukulele Time“ and
useful uke accessories. Bring your ukulele
to play along!
4:30 Exquisite Corpses: hosted by
David Rothenberg bring your instrument
and join a continuous chain of improvised
duets, hosted by the acclaimed jazz
clarinetist and naturalist
Straus Performing Arts Center
Malt and Mold
225 E 27th St
1:00 – 4:00 NYCHA Talent Show
Winners talented residents of the NYC
Housing Authority
362 2nd Ave at E 22nd St
12:00 Traveling Jewburys rock/country/
folk/soul from the ‘60s and ‘70s
1:00 Mobile Steam Unit indie rock
quartet with a mission
2:00 The New Thereminstrels playing
theremin & guitar
3:00 Drum and a Tantrum intense piano
& drum rock duo
5:00 Joe Hardy Wiley topical songwriting
reminiscent of Woody Guthrie
6:00 SisterMonk female-powered,
djembe-driven
GRAMERCY/
FLATIRON
The Brotherhood Synagogue
28 Gramercy Park S
3:00 Maoz Ezra classical & Middle
Eastern guitar
4:00 Alon Nechushtan Talat Group
Ashkenaz/Sephardic/Middle Eastern jazz
grooves
5:00 New York Andalus Ensemble
multiethnic group performing in Arabic/
Hebrew/Spanish
Calvary Church
61 Gramercy Park N
1:30 Ensemble, et al. post-minimal
percussion
Carnegie Club
Daryl Roth Theatre
156 W 56th St
truck
101 E 15th St
10:15 AM Laura Bowman busker
drawing on folk & current styles
11:15 Lynne Taylor sonic food for the soul
12:15 Dark Horse Ramblers honey
rusted blues
1:15 The Tumble dirt & sweat of country/
blues/soul
2:15 MikeyMoNYC one of NYC’s only
deaf DJs
3:15 Collin Couvillion disheveled,
experimental folk/blues
5:30 Thicket & Thistle gypsy-grass
musical theatre for adult children
6:00 Pop-Up Musicals final stop for
spontaneous performances from classic
NYC-based musicals, presented by MMNY
& Soundfly. Times are approximate; see
sidebar for details
Herald Square
details
Presented by Israel’s Office of
Cultural Affairs in NY
5:00 Milk and Honeys Arlene Gould’s
refreshing blend of Israeli music
Madison Square Garden
7th Ave & W 32nd St
truck
Radio Cheri
421 7th Ave at W 33rd St
3:00 Hananel original & rhythmicallydriven
4:00 Noni Rene blend of rock & neo-soul
4:30 Letters to Nepal Russian soul from
Siberia
5:00 WordSpit hip-hop act featured on
America’s Got Talent
5:30 Jaay Parks R&B
6:00 Melika Miller soul artist who moves
your heart
Mass Appeal Event
SGI-USA Culture Center
7 E 15th St
12:00 – 4:00 SGI-USA Block Party four
choruses, brass band, fife & drum, taiko
drums, dance group, and more!
Union Square Park
South Plaza at 14th St
4:00 – 7:00 Mass Appeal Guitars Guitar
World’s Acoustic Nation and NYC Guitar
School host this free, live, epic ensemble
of guitarists open to players of all ages,
styles, and skill-levels. For full details, visit
makemusicny.org/massappeal
MEATPACKING
DISTRICT
Boardriders
408 W 14th St
11:00 AM AFK Trio influences of soul/
indie/jazz/hip-hop
1:00 Jahni Rae project of Vanessa Cuccia,
creator of Chakrubs
2:00 Manguito two singers/musicians/
lovers from Guatemala
Dubspot
348 W 14th St
12:00 – 6:00 Student & Instructor
Performances annual MMNY showcase
spans genres and shows off the latest
electronic music innovations
GREENWICH
VILLAGE
Bleecker Park
Hudson St & W 11th St
1:00 Mass Appeal Double Reeds
welcoming oboes and bassoonists; visit
makemusicny.org/massappeal for details
Flatiron Plaza
Broadway & W 23rd St
2:00 – 5:00 Free Guitar Lessons ever
wanted to play guitar? Got five minutes?
Stop by and one of our six guitar teachers
will have you playing in just minutes, even
if you’ve never picked up the instrument
before! Guitars will be provided
Street Studio
Block Party
Christopher Park (Sheridan Square)
Christopher St & W 4th St
11:00 AM Ras Moshe free jazz
saxophonist
12:00 Melissa Keeling avant-garde
flutist
Exquisite Corpse
Christopher Street
between Bleecker & Bedford
2:00 Renaissance Street Singers a
cappella sacred music
Cornelia Street Block Party
Cornelia St and Bleecker
4:00 Mass Appeal Mass: Bach and
Sons this year on Fathers Day we’ll
celebrate one of music’s most famous
dads – J.S. Bach. Bach’s choral music is
widely known and loved, but less known
is the beautiful music of his accomplished
sons: J.C., C.P.E., and W.F. Bach. We’ll sing
a variety of selections from a variety of
Bachs, conducted by Thomas McCargar.
Download the scores at makemusicny.org/
massappeal
5:30 Mass Appeal Saxophones play
the saxophone, or want to get started?
Join us for a free evening of sax sounds,
sample reed products courtesy of
D’Addario Woodwinds, helpful playing
CLAVINOVA
PIANO BAR
To commemorate Frank
Sinatra’s 100th birthday,
Yamaha is sponsoring a roving Clavinova Piano Bar for
Make Music New York!
From the back of a pickup
truck, pianist Nick Buccieri
will play live music on a
Clavinova digital piano to
accompany singers on
the sidewalk – anyone and
everyone who wants to
belt out Sinatra standards
such as My Way, Come Fly
With Me, and It Was A Very
Good Year.
Locations will include
the Sinatra hangouts P.J.
Clarke’s and the Carnegie
Club, Madison Square
Garden (where Sinatra Performed), and a final destination at the New York Public
Library for the Performing
Arts at Lincoln Center,
home of a current exhibit
about Sinatra, where special
guests from Sinatra’s long
career will perform.
Mass Appeal Event
EAST VILLAGE
NYC Marble Cemetery
Aldo’s Pizzeria / G-Immortal Brandz
E 10th St & 2nd Ave
Matana Roberts Bring your instrument
duets, hosted by internationally renowned
composer and saxophonist Matana Roberts
72 E 1st St
12:00 Exquisite Corpses: hosted
by Andrew Livingston bring your
instrument and join a continuous chain
of improvised duets, hosted by cellist
and composer/sound artist Andrew
Livingston. This location is acoustic
only
Cooper Union
Orchard Alley Community Garden
Gould Plaza
3rd Ave & E 7th St
4:00 – 9:00 Globular Cluster submersive
ambient
40 W 4th St
12:00 Vocal Heights co-ed a cappella
Dias y Flores Garden
350 E 4th St
10:00 AM Just Another Folk Singer
ballads of life, liberty & the pursuit of music
1:00 Rolando R. eclectic jazzy fusion
2:30 String Peddlers acoustic/electric
band playing blues/folk
6:00 The Raytones swing dance to jazz/
boogie/Rockabilly
7:00 2 Violins, 1 Cello classical, tango,
Celtic & film/TV music
49-51 Columbia St
Stage 1
12:00 Mizzy DaGreat raps & produces
1:00 Tommi Truthz rapper/drummer/
crooner who inspires kids
1:30 Ciphurphace Confucius &
Shakespeare after 4 Red Bulls
2:00 Gage Luciano up & coming hip hop
2:30 Tabuu not just a flash in the pan
3:30 CBF hip hop
4:30 SXS (Soojin Kim & Seyun Kim)
R&B
5:00 TC/Tcdabeast relevant & current
hip hop
5:30 Phatz Mahogany Da Don in-yourface rhymes
6:15 Eddy Daviz takes entertaining to a
new level
7:15 TwonDon rapper/director/
songwriter/entrepreneur
Stage 2
1:00 MajestyDarebel up and coming
hip hop
2:00 The Dayz original rock band
2:45 Everpulse metal from Elkview, WV
3:00 J and the 9s hard-hitting, costumed
flute rock experience
4:00 Rill Lyrics talent cultivated by real
life experiences
5:15 Innocent hip hop from a true emcee
6:15 Isaiah A. M. grounded entertainer
7:15 King Shabadey rapper/singer/
reggae artist
hints, improvisation, and performance!
Led by award-winning saxophone artists,
Project Fusion, we’ll explore parts of the
instrument, best practices, and more,
culminating in a group performance of an
improvisational composition by saxophonist
and composer Erin Rogers
Father Demo Square
6th Ave & Bleecker St
2:30 Show Stoppers seniors performing
pop standards
Jackson Square
Abe Lebewohl Park
520 E 13th St
2:00 Victor Weiss and Michael Abrams
eclectic jam of bluegrass/blues/kirtan
8th Ave & Greenwich Ave
12:00 Liah Alonso guitar-slinging gypsy
cowgirl
1:00 Honeybird charanguista & singer on
LGBT topics
details
714 E 5th St
12:00 mbiraNYC traditional music of
Zimbabwe
2:00 Roy Yegerman jazz/blues standards
on Chapman Stick guitar
& vocalist
Jane St.
First Street Green Art Park
between Greenwich & Washington
8:31 49 Waltzes: Sunset Meetup John
Cage’s 49 Waltzes asks for performers
to capture music (sound) around them in
specific locations throughout New York City.
Anyone and everyone is welcome to take
part. Sites can be documented throughout
the day, and there will be two large group
meetups to celebrate the day and make
multi-angle recordings.
33 E 1st St
2:00 2500 Cicadas plucked electric guitar
through digital delays
2:30 Honeychild Coleman electrified
bluegrass & live loops
3:00 Jacob Friedman experimental
ambient looping guitar
4:00 Sanpo Matsumoto electronic
musician & film maker
5:00 Electric Djinn solo electronics
LaGuardia Corner Gardens
Green Oasis Community Garden
511 LaGuardia Pl near Bleecker St
6:00 The Nevermind Orchestra New
Orleans-style brass band reinterprets
Nirvana
7:30 The Buck and a Quarter Quartet
classic jazz & pop from the 20s & 30s
E 8th St bet Ave C & D
4:00 Lukka re-works musical rock
5:00 Just Pete and Francie rework
Americana classics
6:00 Deanna jazz singer extraordinaire
7:00 Faith rock/soul/reggae power trio
The Unicorn
Little Red Square
Joe’s Pub Block Party
6th Ave & Bleecker St
3:00 The Red Microphone free jazz
ensemble
4:15 Rocco Iacovone’s Rocco John
Group freewheeling improv featuring Phil
Sirois & Tom Cabrera
5:30 ICE (Improvisational Composer’s
Ensemble) improvisation as a
compositional tool
Astor Pl & Lafayette St
11:00 AM Dan Lipsitz’s Late Night
Snack woodwinds player & composer
12:00 Ali Grieb rising cabaret star
1:00 Sheron traditional Tuvan throatsinging & tenor melodies
2:00 Larry Krone simple man with simple
songs (and many costume changes)
3:00 Mass Appeal Klezmer Violins ever
wanted to explore the world of
klezmer? Join an acknowledged master
of the form in a Mass Appeal for Klezmer
Violins, led by Alicia Svigals. Svigals has
written a suite of tunes that will take
you on a tour of the basic klezmer forms:
horas, bulgars, freylekhs, and more. Playing
the piece will start you on the path to
an authentic Yiddish playing style – the
timbres and rhythmic feel, the modes and
dance beats, slides, trills and krekhzn that
make a violinist sound like a bona fide
klezmer. This event is part of KulturfestNYC,
the first-ever international festival of
Jewish performing arts, presented by
National Yiddish Theatre Folksbiene at
MJH. To join, email dave@makemusicday.
org
4:00 El Caribefunk a fusion of Salsa,
funk, and reggae, where undeniable rhythm
and poetry express intense color and
inspire alegría
5:00 Bridget Barkan singer who toured
with the Scissor Sisters
6:00 Stephanie McKay soul singer/
songwriter from the Bronx
Avenue A & E 9th St
11:00 AM Todd Londagin Band early
music from the Great American Songbook
12:15 The Brighton Beat positive
Afrobeat force
1:45 Joy on Fire fuzz-jazz instrumentals
Moleskine
75 University Pl at E 11th St
songwriter
Peanut Butter & Co.
240 Sullivan St at W 3rd St
12:00 Rainbow Fresh retro 70’s sound
2:00 Amy Jay writes folk-infused pop
songs
3:00 The Sarah LeMieux Quintet
chamber jazz standards
Positively 8th Street
MacDougal St & W 8th St
1:00 Charlie Phillips singer/songwriter
2:00 Aviva Jaye homespun approach
to music
3:00 Sounds of Greg D making ears
happy
Sweet Corner Bakeshop
535 Hudson St
2:00 – 5:00 Noah’s ARC Reggae roots
reggae
Street Studio
El Jardin del Paraiso
Block Party
Exquisite Corpse
Studio 26 Gallery
179 E 3rd St
4:00 Chris Moore songwriter & multiinstrumentalist
7:00 Karen Davis acoustic with an antifolk bent
Stuyvesant Square
2nd Ave & E 16th St
12:00 The Smoke People jazz/
instrumental indie rock
1:00 Aurical indie rock your grandmother
would love
2:00 Sofia Nicole sassy lyrics, catchy
hooks
singer/songwriter
4:00 Lamayah pop vocals, moves, & tunes
105 Henry St
& vocalist
Tompkins Square Park
Toyota East Children’s Learning
Garden
603 E 11th St
12:00 Nico Rivers one-man band
blending indie-rock & Americana
hooks
LOWER EAST SIDE
Abrons Arts Center / Henry Street
Settlement
Cafetal Social Club
285 Mott St
5:00 Robert Brandt stylish crooner
Dorothy Strelsin Memorial Garden
174 Suffolk St
12:00 ROSA traditional singing from
Serbia
5:30 String Peddlers acoustic/electric
band playing blues/folk
East River Park Amphitheater
2:45 Themes For Frances indie rock from
Northern NJ
3:15 The Ricecookers evolved grungeindie
4:00 Ozoning indie/punk/alt.
4:30 Concreatures loud, fuzzed-out,
catchy alt rock
5:00 LTrain Blondie meets The RHCP
6:00 Single Red Cent sharp, socially
aware punk
Le Petit Versailles
346 E Houston St near Ave B
3:00 Panaccusticum themes & melodies
repeated, scattered & stacked
6:00 Garrin Benfield acoustic rock
Lower Eastside Girls Club
402 E 8th St
11:00 AM – 2:00 Street Studio: Lower
466 Grand St
11:30 AM Sonic Collective some of the
brightest music students in the LES
12:00 Matt Mitchell country-fried, R&Binfluenced pop
1:00 Nathan Pape & John Obrien guitar
& percussion improvisation
East Side one of 12 small mobile recording
2:00 Timbila Afrodelic dance music
2:30 Odetta Hartman clashes country w/
computers, psych w/folk
Afro-Asian Music Block Party
Malt & Mold
Delancy & Suffolk
2:00 Cinnamon singer/songwriter
3:00 Hide Inaba Band rock/folk/Latin jazz
4:30 Aki Saijo Japanese female jazz
singer
5:00 Marcela mixes Latin rhythms w/
funk & pop
6:00 Salome James jazz trio
221 E Broadway
singer/songwriter
2:00 Sean Grissom “Cajun Cello”
classically-trained cellist
3:00 blueberryseason aggressive,
expressive folk
4:00 Nico Rivers one-man band indie-rock
6:00 Traveling Jewburys folk/rock from
the ‘60s & ‘70s
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Manhattan
City Hall Park
Broadway & Park Pl
4:00 212GREEN soul, pop & hip hop by
3 siblings
5:00 Greg Smith Group fun, high-energy
4-piece
Sara Roosevelt Park
E Houston St & Chrystie St
12:00 CIRLU amalgamation of genres
1:00 Purple Flame funk & rock
2:00 The Icarus Test reggae metal fusion
3:00 Deep Intent blues, rock, funk
Elizabeth Street Garden
SOHO
Barbara Bui
115 Wooster St
1:00 Laura Bowman busker drawing on
folk & current styles
Concerto for Buildings
Greene St & Broome St
11:30 AM – 4:30 Face the Music
& Mantra Youth Percussion MMNY
shuts down Greene Street, where eight
buildings have hollow, cast-iron facades
that resonate when struck, for a 30-minute
Concerto for Buildings — a new work for
full orchestra and 24 percussionists using
the buildings as instruments, with four
separate movements by four composers:
Paula Matthusen (winner of the 2014-2015
Rome Prize), Scott Wollshleger, Daniel
Goode, and Elijah Valongo (a studentcomposer in Face The Music). The Concerto
premieres at 2pm, with other performances
by Face the Music and Mantra Percussion
throughout the day
Diptyque
242 Mott St
4:00 Michael Wittenburg and Mary
Langston soprano & piano
Duarte Square
6th Ave & Canal St
Presented by AnVilEntertainment
Recorders
12:45 Slang King sonic melodic tempered
insanity
1:45 Del Caesar fuzzy/noisy garage rock
2:30 Libel
3:30 Sunset Afire loud. hard. rock.
4:30 Johnny Mellor’s Bastardos loud
4 piece
5:15 One Part Human
Space Cowboy Boots
234 Mulberry St
11:00 AM Supermajor 6-piece rock
collective
2:00 J and the 9s hard-hitting, costumed
flute rock experience
Vesuvio Playground
Thompson St & Spring St
10:00 AM Tone Academy of Music
students from the Suzuki-based school
TRIBECA
Tribeca Park
6th Ave & Walker St
11:00 AM Zack Adams rock tunes w/a
folk-soul voice
1:00 Paul Sforza instantly memorable
originals
1:30 The Rosewood Girl indie/folk
& great hooks
singer/songwriter
3:00 Elle Winston blues, folk, alt-soul
4:00 Miles Jacob & Jack Ramsay 21st
century songwriter
rhythmic guitar
5:30 Lori-Ann Rella beautiful originals,
powerful tone
hooks
6:30 Iamchelseaiam NY state of mind,
midwestern spirit
CHINATOWN
James J Walker Park
Alfred E Smith Playground
Hudson St & Clarkson St
11:00 AM Tone Academy of Music
students from the Suzuki-based school
80 Catherine Slip
3:00 Roberto Buscarsi troubadour
singing in 11 languages
Made In Earth
Columbus Park Pavilion
250 Elizabeth St
12:00 Rosko Green communicates love
2:00 Jessica Rowboat folky multiinstrumentalist
Bayard St & Mulberry St
12:00 – 4:00 Lin Sing Manhattan
Music & Dance Association annual
concert of Chinese music & theater
Moleskine
Kimlau Square
436 W Broadway
songwriter
Park Row & Oliver St
2:00 Florentine Music School students,
faculty & friends
3:15 Applefeast catchy and meaningful
music
Pera Soho Brasserie
54 Thompson St
2:00 Villa Palagonia eclectic, acoustic
3:30 Zamba 2 Samba samba & Brazilian
pop
5:30 Padam Swing gypsy jazz
Soho Square Park
6th Ave & Spring St
1:00 Unsettled Scores community choir
devoted to general mayhem
2:00 One Lucky Lady hip hop
3:00 The Counterfeiters 80s/90s party
rock
4:00 Black & Gold Marching Elite
marching band, danceline, drumline
5:00 Dominique Star dream soul
LOWER MANHATTAN
Bowling Green
Broadway & Whitehall St
1:00 Treble diverse vocal covers
2:00 Melissa Keeling experimental flute
Brookfield Place
200 Vesey St
11:00 AM – 2:00 Street Studio: Lower
209 Elizabeth St
3:30 Jafé your enemy, your muse, your
friend
4:30 Thicket & Thistle gypsy-grass
musical theatre for adult children
5:00 Justin Dean Thomas amalgam of
Americana
Foley Square
Worth St & Centre St
2:00 Oliver Dagum singer/songwriter
3:00 Mariko edgy & aggressive tracks
3:30 Oliver Dagum
& great hooks
5:00 Oliver Dagum
5:45 Lynda Starr singer, songwriter,
creative spirit
6:15 Blind Benny effortless pop
Peck Slip Park
Front St & Peck Slip
3:00 – 7:00 End of the Weak NYC’s
longest-running hip-hop show presents 2nd
annual South St Seaport showcase
Broad St & Stone St
12:58 49 Waltzes: Solar Noon Meetup
John Cage’s 49 Waltzes asks for performers
to capture music (sound) around them in
specific locations throughout New York City.
Anyone and everyone is welcome to take
part. Sites can be documented throughout
the day, and there will be two large group
meetups to celebrate the day and make
multi-angle recordings.
Paris Cafe
119 South St
12:00 – 3:00 The Sam Barnes Trio
bluegrass trio
South Street Seaport Farmer’s
Market
207 Front St
11:00 AM Nico Padden powerhouse
folk-rock
12:00 Noise & Rhythm experimental pop
1:00 30th Street Blues Band uninhibited
blues
2:30 Conrad y Skordalia melodic &
lyrical Americana
4:00 Maynard and the Musties loose,
worn & boozy
Trinity Church
75 Broadway at Wall St
Marie Incontrera bring your instrument
duets, hosted by the leader of the EcoMusic Big Band, the ensemble founded by
Fred Ho. This location is acoustic only
Zuccotti Park
Broadway & Liberty St
11:00 AM Dance to The Music LeeAnet
& a troupe of young performers
4:00 Harlem Samba Brazilian percussion
ensemble
Manhattan one of 12 small mobile
contribute to a track! See sidebar
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Queens
ASTORIA
Fatty’s
Astoria Coffee
30-04 30th St
10:00 AM Steven Baker Group jazz
11:00 Mixed Doubles acoustic guitar duo
12:00 Duncan Murdoch acoustic covers
& originals
2:00 Kate Goddard classical chamber
music
singer
3:45 Joan Mercury sass & soul in every
song
6:00 Nick Water hip hop from local
renaissance man
Astoria Heights Park
30th Rd & 45th St
12:00 Samba New York!
1:30 The Jig’s Up Irish music
3:00 Could Be Worse classic rock & blues
Athens Triangle
Newtown Ave & 33rd St
Presented by Astoria Music &
Arts
2:00 Justin Howard singer/songwriter
3:00 The Concentrics indie rock with
southern edge
4:00 The Ghost of Bliminal indie rock
5:00 Skel punk-fused indie
6:00 Giftshop eclectic indie
7:00 The Hunting Party indie, folk &
Americana
Astoria Park Skatepark
21 Hoyt Ave
2:00 Sweet Magma Astoria’s heaviest
three piece
2:30 Phosfate heavy trio from Long Island
3:00 Lardhand smell the finger of rock
3:30 Jump For the Sails rock
4:00 SOS rock
4:30 Paloma Blanco rock
5:00 Soul Unhinged
5:30 Off The Turnpike Astoria-based rock
Broom Tree Gallery and Garden
27-20 Ditmars Blvd
2:00 – 6:00 Mass Appeal Cellos cellists
of all ages & levels are invited to play and
explore music without beginning or end:
music based upon an ostinato, or ground
bass. We will be playing music from the
13th century to the present, including works
by Machaut, Monteverdi, Rameau, Purcell,
Bach, Rachmaninoff, Britten and pieces
written for the event. James Jacobs, who
led the Mass Appeal Cellos in 2009, 2010
and 2012, will return to lead this year’s
event. There will also be a cello event
earlier that day at Astoria First Presbyterian
Church - a Cello Congregation. Performance
at 4pm with a rehearsal at 2pm. To join,
email James at [email protected]
Cafe Bar
32-90 36th St
11:00 AM Jim Platt Beatles-influenced
2:00 Distoria female-fronted pop rock
4:30 Changing Modes quirky prog rock
7:45 Animal Reporters grunge funk with
a bluesy twist
Street Studio
Block Party
45-17 28th Ave
12:00 – 9:00 Fatty’s Fat All Star Band
various rock Nervous Breakdowns
indie rock
The Grow Room
32-32 49th St
1:30 Nick Water Queens-raised hip hop
hip hop
5:00 D.Z. insightful, energetic hip hop
5:30 Louisiana Music Group
Entertainment hip hop
Olde Prague Tavern
28-48 31st St
11:00 AM Cyd Blaise acoustic
songwriter
6:00 Mixed Doubles acoustic guitar duo
The Pop Bar
12-21 Astoria Blvd
12:00 Anthony Bruno soulful singer/
songwriter
2:00 TheBandCC female-fronted rock
3:00 Farewell Gusto indie-punk
4:00 Jasmine Dreame Wagner singer
& pianist
7:00 The Lounge Act indie-rock 4 piece
St. George’s Episcopal Church
14-20 27 Ave
4:30 TSG co-ed a cappella
5:30 Delivered Christian music
6:00 Ken Voisin light rock covers
The Sparrow Tavern
24-01 29th St
7:00 Sweet Magma hard rock
CORONA
Corona Plaza
Roosevelt Ave & 104th St
11:00 AM – 2:00 Street Studio: Corona
one of 12 small mobile recording studios
on sidewalks throughout NYC, for the
spontaneous, collaborative production of
original music. Stop by and contribute to a
track! See sidebar for details
2:00 Ecuador Sumag Llacta promoting
Ecuadorian culture, music, and traditions
ELMHURST
Dunningham Triangle
82nd St & Baxter Ave
1:45 Nova Safra Bateria Brazilian
percussion ensemble
4:00 Los Hijos de la Gran Puna
traditional Andes music
FAR ROCKAWAY
Rockaway Beach Porch
9620 Shore Front Pkwy
4:00 Jammin Jon Kiebon hosts music
from his balcony overlooking the water
Exquisite Corpse
FLUSHING
Bowne Park
32nd Ave & 159th St
11:30 AM Edward Bleeker Jr. HS 185
Concert & Jazz Bands
Louis Armstrong House Museum
34-56 107th St
12:00 The Lintet funk-jazz
1:00 Farah Siraj Jordanian virtuoso
2:00 The Bill Todd Group up-and-coming
jazz
3:00 Todd Londagin Band traditional &
New Orleans jazz
Queens Crossing Mall
136-17 39th Ave
5:00 Hananel rhythmic singer/songwriter
6:30 Rick Rocker energetic pop-rock
GLENDALE
The Shops at Atlas Park
8000 Cooper Ave
3:00 Ken Voisin light rock covers
4:00 TJ Fox songwriter covers
5:00 Bailey Poteat modern country
singer/songwriter
6:00 Mercury Morning alternative indie
rock
7:00 The Liaisons catchy piano rock
Jackson Heights Perfume Market
Venditti Square
81-17 37th Ave
percussion ensemble
singer
Woodbine St & Myrtle Ave
1:30 Hive experimental fusion
2:45 Eric Contractor bel canto art rock
4:00 Jim Duffy bouncy solo keyboard
5:15 Everpulse metal from Elkview, WV
Manuel de Dios Plaza
SUNNYSIDE
83rd St & Roosevelt Ave
percussion ensemble
1:15 Don’t Blame The Jazz Band
original & New Orleans jazz
Bar 43
43-06 43rd
6:00 – 9:00 John Malone Irish & classic
rock
40th Street Subway Parking Lot
JAMAICA
Mckinley’s Children’s Garden
108-56 Union Hall St
1:00 Eliane Delage Guitar Ensemble
rock & soul arrangements
2:30 Allan Randall percussion
LONG ISLAND CITY
Court Square
Jackson Ave & 45th Ave
2:00 – 6:00 GetOpen Sessions DJdriven music & dance
LIC Bar
78th St & 34th St
3:00 Michael Suazo originals & acoustic
covers
3:30 Rolando R. eclectic jazz fusion
4:15 Joy of Music interactive,
participatory show for kids
5:00 Jackson Heights Family Chorus
45-58 Vernon Blvd
Presented by the Hoover Dam
Collective
3:00 The Hunting Party indie, folk &
Americana
4:00 Greg Baldwin & The Aesthetics
jangle pop
5:00 St. Grandson indie-pop band in town
from Belgium
6:00 That Shuffle jazz/soul originals &
arrangements
Brands & Co.
The Local NY
37-57 82nd St
1:00 Francie Scanlon contemporary jazz
& blues
13-02 44th Ave
10:00 AM Youth Yamada 1960s-esque
folk
2:00 Jasmine Dreame Wagner pianist
& singer
5:00 The Rosewood Girl indie-folk
6:00 Kayce Laine synth pop
7:00 Unigen one-man band plays originals
8:00 Public Assembly electronic rock
JACKSON HEIGHTS
78th Street Play Street
Cali Caliente Boutique
81-21 37th Ave
percussion
Diversity Plaza
37th Rd & 74th St
Jackson Heights one of 12 small mobile
details
1:30 The Jackson Heights Community
Chorus
Socrates Sculpture Park
32-01 Vernon Blvd
7:30 Queens Symphony Orchestra
Socrates’ Solstice Festival culminates in a
concert by the borough’s only professional
orchestra
Greenpoint Avenue
Snug Harbor Cultural Center
45-23 Green Point Ave
1:00 The Icarus Test reggae metal fusion
3:00 Beast Modulus chaotic metal super
group
4:00 Rathaus experimental protean punk
5:00 Dyed In Grey progressive heavy
metal
6:15 Manawi Thorn (lite) rhythmic
experimental metal
7:00 Stone Deaf thunderous heavy metal
& rock
1000 Richmond Terrace
Carnegie Hall Neighborhood
Concert
2:00 Banda Magda international sound
ranges from Brazilian baião rhythms and
Greek dance music to straight-ahead jazz,
samba, and tango
KMIA Salon
45-14 Queens Blvd
11:30 AM Tina K insightful singer/
songwriter
1:00 – 6:00 Bandera Queens-based rock
Street Studio
Westerleigh Park
168 Willard Ave
1:00 Jim Indell quirky singer/songwriter
Wolfe’s Pond Park
Cornelia Ave & Hylan Blvd
12:00 Madison Gattullo multi-faceted
singer
12:30 PS 29 Chorus
1:00 PS 29 4th Grade Band
1:30 PS 29 5th Grade Band
2:00 Julia Gargano singer/songwriter
2:15 PS 29 Rock Band rock
3:00 AfterImage rock à la Rush
4:00 The Betties rock originals and
Roosevelt
Island
Four Freedoms Park
2:30 Winard Harper & the Jelli Posse
drummer Winard Harper, presented by
Jazzmobile
4:30 Mass Appeal Theremins invites all
theremin players to come together to play
a new piece by Alexa Dexa. This event is
sponsored by Moog and will feature their
new Theremini. Audience members will
have an opportunity to interact with these
mysterious electronic instruments after
the performance. To join, contact Dave at
[email protected]
44-23 Queens Blvd
6:00 Paul Thornton country originals &
covers
7:00 Paul Claro original singer/songwriter
Nonna Gina Pizzeria Restaurant
43-24 Greenpoint Ave
8:00 Gandhi indie folk from Indian guy
from Indiana
Queens Library at Sunnyside
8:00 Muzik Canvas Latin soul covers &
standards
WOODHAVEN
Forest Parkway & Jamaica Ave
6:00 Plastic Soul presented by the
Woodhaven BID
9-15 Wyckoff Ave
Ridgewood one of 12 small mobile
details
75 Stuyvesant Pl
1:00 – 4:00 Kandia Crazy Horse countrywestern singer/songwriter
satire & oldies
4:15 Sarah Piner singer/songwriter
McGuinness’s Pub
Riko Peruvian Restaurant
34th Ave & 78th St
11:00 AM Roberto Buscarsi troubadour
Staten Island Museum
& pop-rock
3:15 Frank Glaz and Friends original
41-11 49th St
6:00 Joel Landy & Friends folk singer/
songwriter
7:00 Nico Rivers one-man indie
Americana
Myrtle Ave & Cypress Ave
12:00 High North instrumental
psychedelic rock
2:30 Desmond McManus solo acoustic
3:30 Amber Stowell singer/songwriter,
originals & covers
6:00 Lamayah soul pop
7:15 Kyle Young hip hop with visuals
Trans-Pecos
Coast Guard Plaza & Pier 1
10:00 AM – 9:00 Over 100 Punk Bands
just steps from the Ferry Terminal; see back
cover for details
1:30 Grounded4Life young pop/rock band
2:30 The North Shore Five folk, country
Marlene Tavern & Winebar
Ridgewood Veteran’s Triangle
71st Ave Triangle
2 Hylan Blvd
2:00 Leeanne London soul songwriter
2:45 Eddy Infante rap
3:30 Young Lucid MC sporting melodic
hooks
4:30 Gusto Grey hip hop & soul
5:15 Starda award-winning Staten Island
hip hop artist
Punk Island
71st Ave & Myrtle Ave
4:00 – 8:00 Joe Fuoco’s Music Center
and Friends musical mix
RIDGEWOOD
Alice Austen House
Queens Blvd between 40th/41st
5:00 Percussia: Echoing Drums
Ingrid Gordon & Frank Cassara perform a
thundering series of duos, taking advantage
of the location’s naturally-occurring echo
10:00 AM Roberto Buscarsi troubadour
10:30 Tania Stavreva Bulgarian-born
piano dynamo
3:00 Duncan Murdoch acoustic covers
& originals
Jackson Heights Greenmarket
Mass Appeal Event
Staten
Island
Block Party
Street Studios
From 11am - 2pm on June 21, twelve small mobile recording
studios will appear on sidewalks throughout NYC. These “Street
Studios,” coordinated by Make Music New York and Found
Sound Nation, will engage passersby and MMNY festival musicians in the spontaneous, collaborative production of original
music.
Each street studio will be run by a team of two DJ-engineers.
These producers will spend three hours (11am-2pm) recording, quick-mixing, looping, and playing back the live sounds,
while interacting with the public who stop by to sing, play an
instrument, or record sounds that become part of the musical
track. Then they will have roughly 6 hours to mix down one
five-minute track to present that evening at the “Street Studio
Smackdown” party at the DUMBO Loft in Brooklyn (155 Water
St, 8pm - 12am). Everyone who records material throughout the
city in the morning will be invited to this free evening event.
in this program to find a Street Studio in your
Find the
neighborhood, and stop by on June 21!
With support from:
Exquisite Corpse
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Make Music New York’s 8th Annual
Punk Island
Sunday, June 21, 10am – 9pm
Seven stages with over 100 punk bands, including:
13 Towers
16HPP
A New Bug
Absinthe Rose
Ache
Aimless Again
Alienz
All New Episode
Arson Welles
Bad Head
Before the Origin
Behind Deadlines
Bitchtits
Bitter Fruit
Black Cheers
The Black Clouds
Bodyface
Boomside
The Cavalry is Us
Cell 63
Close to the Edge
Colorblind
Crisis Crayons
Cry Havoc
CUTTERS
Disaster Strikes
Dreamcrusher
The Drew Stone Hit Squad
Duck and Cover
East to Nowhere
Enemy Of The State
Entropy
Ex By V
Exit 17
The Far East
Felix
The Filth Bombs
Freya Wilcox & the Howl
Gamma Ghouls
Gandor Chorale
Gangway
The Gentlemen
Go Big
Gone by Friday
Gutterlife
Heavy Negatives
The Homewreckers
InCircles
Insubordination
Jimmy Doyle and the
Engineers
The Jukebox Romantics
Killin’ It
The Ladrones
Lakras
The Last Throes
Legend of You
Mad Diesel
Monster Bad
Mr. Ris
Namatay Sa Ingay
NCM
Nerves End
The New Oldies
Nobody Yet
On The Cinder
Opposition Rising
The Pandemics
Penguin
Possum
Princess Tiny and the Meats
Radio Daze
Rat Trap
Rebelmatic
Rum Rebellion
Governors
Island
Porch
Stomp
Come on down to
Governors Island
and holler up a
storm at the second
annual MMNY Porch
Stomp!
With over 40 performances, jams and workshops by artists ranging
from bluegrass and
old-time to folk and roots,
this is a hootenanny you
won’t want to miss.
Make your way to the
porches of Governors Island’s historic Nolan Park
from 12-3p on June 21st,
and don’t forget to bring an
instrument to play along.
Porch Stomp is organized
by Nick Horner.
Governors Island
on the porches of Nolan
Park, 12pm – 3pm
Featuring:
Actual Wolf
The Alex Mallett Band
Barry Komitor and Friends
Bonehart Flannigan
Brooklyn Express
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RVIVR
Samurai Pizza Cats
Sexy Teenager
The Sex Zombies
Shades Of Fred
Skarroñeros
Slow Children
So Yesterday
Sunrot
Supreme Commander
Taj Motel Trio
Teslas Revenge
Thieves
Thundera
The Toxins
Two Fisted Law
Walk the Plank
Weird And Pissed Off
Wombat in Combat
Columbus
Dougmore
Dylan Sneed
Fausto Bozzo
Gypsy George
Glaser Drive
Homesick Hound Dogs
The Idiot Brigade
Ivy, Beck and Neil
The Locksmiths
Mike O’Malley
The New Students
The Nick Horner Family
The NYC City Stompers
The NYC Sacred Harp
Singers
Sara Bouchard and the
Salt Parade
Stephen Bak
Tanbark
That Moon
Union Oil Company
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2015 Studio
Staten Island
At the Coast Guard
Plaza and Pier
(100 yards south of the
Ferry Terminal)
Free Ferries
From Battery Park
Every 30 minutes
Also on Governors Island
Brooklyn Ferry Landing
3:00 The Marquee screaming guitar rock
Central Island Lawn
11:30 AM – 5:00 Lucas Rotman upbeat,
acoustic music
Colonel’s Row
11:00 AM – 5:00 Tony Vincent & the
Forgotten Dreams eclectic folk-rock
Lawn on the Water
2:00 – 5:00 De Rosa singer/songwriter,
originals & covers
Manhattan View Lawn
12:00 – 4:00 Dancing Goats
Americana jam band
Block Party
Exquisite Corpse

2015 Program

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