Do These Bands Fux Live?

Accidentally ended up at a metal show in the NYC suburbs on a Friday night. Just went with it for a 3.5/5 experience, but left when the banger-fu started to get out of hand.

had to be there. 4/5

Now that's what I call a Sunday show. Who knew Pitchfork was still culturally relevant? 4/5.

Hey, its me, at the Broadway again. 3.5/5 Sheryl Crow experience. And kids, be careful.

Finally went to the Brooklyn Mirage. Like Vegas in a venue. 4/5 for first DJ, then 2/5 when way too many people packed in and half the auditorium smelled like a vomitorium.

2/2.5 short set, but at least it's over with.

There is no way to describe this show except pure uplifting psychedelic noise. 5/5, no encore. This night was brought to you by a Narraganset and the house whiskey.

Woo Boy, there are rap shows, and then there are rap shows. This was definitely the latter. Open Mike kept us going all night, while Fat Boi Sharif got the crowd jumping from their grief. Closed with a freestyle, whole crowd going wild.

Broke out of my self imposed concert sabbatical to catch the neo-loungiest of nouveau-lounge singers just lounging about. This is my 3rd time seeing Ms Zeigeur, which means this is the closest to groupie status I have ever been. 4/5 Mushroom Sugar High.

While the first part was a little PG, once the teachers came on and the kiddies were tucked in, this school house-by-week turned into something wicked. 5/5 to kick off a summer of music