Evening eats at the Queens Night Market
With every item sold capped at $6, the market is a cultural hub of eats, treats and vibes.
What to do this week: Thanksgiving Day Parade and ‘The Nutcracker’
The Daybook is WSN’s weekly column listing in-person and online events at NYU and across New York City. This week: Nov. 21-27.
Q&A: Time, place and live music with The Front Bottoms’ Brian Sella
The frontman of the New Jersey-born punk rock band spoke with WSN about the evolution of the band’s style and returning to perform in his home state.
Q&A: Jonah Kagen is making music that explores every human emotion
The indie-folk artist’s charming lyrics and transcendent melodies are inspired by his degree in psychology.
Sam Weber’s intimate Sultan Room set showcases the unifying power of live music
Sam Weber played a lively, invigorating show at The Sultan Room promoting his new album “Get Free.” The bands Dirty Bird and The Ladles, who gave equally stellar performances, opened for him.
Q&A: Claud takes bedroom pop out of the bedroom and on a national tour
Calling in from the road, the artist spoke about getting signed, their debut album “Super Monster” and their favorite deli order.
Review: Animal Collective reached new heights of absurdity at their Brooklyn show
On March 12, one of the longest-tenured acts in the indie universe took to the stage at Brooklyn Steel.
An interview with sad-pop artist Alexander 23
The former New Yorker talked about working with Olivia Rodrigo, music production and his favorite spots in the city.
beabadoobee cranks the volume up at Webster Hall
The Filipino-British singer-songwriter delivered an excellent balance of indie-pop hooks and grungy noise.
Joyce Manor brings high-energy angst to Central Park’s SummerStage
The Torrance, California, emo-punk band proves their self-titled debut remains timeless.
Surf rock band Sun Room brings Californian energy to New York
The San Diego natives kicked off their tour at the Lower East Side’s Mercury Lounge.
