Do These Bands Fux Live?

A night of catfishing DJs awaited if you could find parking. A reminder that just because something isnt your scene doesnt mean its not a good scene. I was left surprisingly moved when I checked out after two hours, never to return. 3.75/4

The Fab 4 were at it again giving us a masterclass in productivity where one member (Paul) did most of the work, John came in with some strong contributions, George got it together for one song, and Ringo played the drums. Unfortunately, my Hulu sub cancelled the next day so it'll be a while before I get to see how it turns out. 4/5

Rarely do I complain about the inhumanity of a venue, but Baby's Alright is really pushing it. Everyone was out, and the only slightly redeemable part of this is there was a mosh pit that allowed the more aggressive fans to get to the front. 4/5, not sure I will ever go back here on a weekend.

Ok, really pushing the definition of a concert, but music is music. And when you got the star power of: Craig Robinson, Sarah Silver, Jason Mantzoukas, and whoever Heidi Gardner is, you are in for a treat. Oh also the backing band and singer. Close enough to V-Day i dont blame anyone for being couply. 4/5

Ok just cause V-Day is on Saturday does mean y'all shameless couples get the whole week. BBES went hard and soft as we knew she would, and the dude who performed with her was cool, though I was a little suspicious they had never heard the band "los natas". So glad this wasnt actually at the Music Hall of WB though. 3.75/4

The final update was a no holds barred transference of every song from the last 6 playlists, regardless of popularity, added ending with a 15 hr free-fest of never-say-indie tunes. Thanks to my 850 for sticking it out!

Took the train but not in vain to see this hard to see band. Totally worth it as I partied with the usual Long Island crowd, and two dozen or so NYC residents who joined me for the trek back to the city. Didnt let the overenthusiastic fans ruin it for me. Flirting has been #cancelled. 4.5/5 show

When your holmes wants to go Left but you wanna go Right. 80s sensation brought a certain je ne sais funk, while Nicko D. brought an awkward romantic atmosphere to share with your brosky. But thats what clubbing is all about.

Thought I was there for Cochemea, but turned out MAE.SUN came with the ol' Jazzle Dazzle. The openers kept us pumping up, if not slightly exhausted, while the only things not 4/4 were the time signatures.

First show of the New Year live from New York: Calypso did not miss his 1/1 shot. Keep playing Brooklyn, and lets put the CHish neighborhood on the map.