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I'm beat Matt, your sonic compass for all things live
and local in New York City. If there's a new
riff echoing under a subway platform, or an after hour's
jam happening in a candlelit bookland bar, chances are I've
tracked it down, mapped it out, and have already dragged
a few friends along. Nothing gets my heart beating quite
like discovering this city's endless stream of fresh sounds, especially
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when I get to share the best with fellow music
craving souls like you. Let's skip the old standards. Here's
what I'm circling on my calendar for this week. Camp
is headlining Radio City Music Hall tonight, September twelfth at
eight pm. Their atmospheric indie Folk is a lush, harmony
soaked soundtrack for Falls Arrival Got Saturday Free Camp does
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another show at the same legendary venue. If you want
something a little more offbeat, Kat Clyde brings smoky alt
country vibes to Mercury Lounge on Sunday, September fourteenth at
eight pm. Over at Mercury Lounge this week, you can
also catch Victor v. Gerbo on Monday Day September fifteenth
and besin on Tuesday, September sixteenth. These smaller shows sell
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out quickly but never disappoint If you're into discovering tomorrow's
stars Tonight now venues. I have a soft spot for
Mercury Lounge, a gritty neon lick cocoon where everyone from
the Strokes to Lizzie MacAlpine cut their teeth. But the
pick of the week is definitely Radio City Music Hall.
There's a reason everyone from Ella Fitzgerald to Lady Gaga
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called it a dream stage. The sweeping Art Deco architecture
and flawless sound make anything you see. They're a spectacle.
Tickets usually float around forty five dollars and up on
the local front, I can't get enough of Saint Victoria's
raw soul and the cinematic rock textures of Zay and Christopher,
both at Mercury Lounge this Wednesday, doors at nine pm.
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These are the acts everyone will claim they saw before
they got big, So be there and you'll have bragging rights.
People always ask about my routine, and honestly, it's a
curated chaos. Mondays are for the Blue Notes Open Jazz
Jams twenty dollars at the door, and you never know
which legend will drop. In Tuesdays, I'm scouring Bowery Electrics,
open mic, chasing that lightning bolt moment when a newcomer
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absolutely stuns the crowd. Wednesday night is for Mercury Lounge.
It's my midweek reset button. I'm buzzing for the end
of summer run of summer stage concerts in Central Park.
Check their calendar. As always, there's a stellar mix of
established names and upstarts, often totally free. Just bring a blanket.
Years of late nights have tipped me off to secret spots.
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Lapross On Rouge's back room transforms from a jazz den
to techno bunker and hours. Some of the greatest shows
I've witnessed were under disco balls and secret diy lofts
in Bushwick. Word of mouth in the right door, man
is your entry fee for last minute magic. I scan
Mercury Lounges website and check Instagram stories from venues like
elsewhere in the salte room for surprise sets. My group
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chats with local musicians also pure gold. Nothing beats that
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