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Saturday, 29th June 2013

Lockside Lounge, 75 - 89 UPPER WALKWAY, Camden, NW1 8AF

Movimientos hosts a new DJ night with the finest and freshest tropical and carnival party sounds

Mashing up roots rhythms from Latin America to the Caribbean and Africa with a contemporary urban and electronic twist

DJs Panko (Ojos De Brujo - Spain) + Subculture Sounds (Twisted Hearts Club) + Russ Jones (Hackney Globe Trotting)

All held at Camden's buzzing DJ led venue Lockside Lounge - a venue that stands out in Camden with it's quality music programming and non-stop party atmosphere

They've also added an extra Latin to the venue with the addition of the excellent Cafe Chula downstairs serving some of the finest Mexican food and cocktails around.

Saturday, 22nd June 2013

Hootananny Brixton, 95 Effra Road, Brixton, SW2 1DF

An unmissable night with some of London's hottest new musicians and truly original global music

Bring in the summer with a bang as Waraheadline, with support from Dandaluz, Casabella and DJ Arias on the decks

Wara, the young revolutionaries of the UK's Latin music scene, will be breaking ground at Hootananny as part of their 2013 UK Tour - expect their hot trademark Havana-London explosion of Timba, Salsa, Cha-Cha-Cha, Rumba fused with contemporary urban elements such as Reggae, Soul, Hip-Hop and Jazz

Dandaluz debut with their tight combo of the melodies and rhythms of Rumba, Pachanga, Flamenco, Salsa and Bossa Nova; and Casabella bring Latin Funk with a twist of brass

See you there lovely people! Movimientos: Join the Movement.

Sunday 9th June 2013

> SEE < passionate Latin dance shows (modern & folkloric) samba with Las Chicas Bomba, reggaeton, salsa, Latin cabaret, bachata with La Bomba, tango with Southern Cross, cumbia, & much more...

LEARN < some HOT moves in our fun Latin dance workshops

BUY < exotic, authentic gifts and accessories from our Hispanic & Brazilian market vendors

KIDS < will go loco with Dora the explorer, Pinatas + craft + dance workshops

INDULGE < in the finest Hispanic, Caribbean & Latino Foods > from... Cuba, Mexico, Chile, Peru, Venezuela, Spain, El Salvador, Brazil, Colombia and beyond...
(Food stalls run by Latin House, El Salvador Radio, Los Pitbulls soccer club, Casa Cuba, La Bomba and more)

TRY < drinks from our Latin themed bar (alcoholic & non)

RELAX or PARTY < enjoy your Sunday (next day public holiday) at the RICO Latin Dance & Food Fest with...
Special guest CUBAN DJ AV EL CUBANO (Syd) and Cuban dance maestro ALEJANDRO ESPINOSA (Melb) plus LA BOMBA'S finest local Latin vibe selectors

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COST: $10 or $8 concession
KIDS UNDER 15 = FREE
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DATE: Sunday 9 June (next day public holiday)
TIME: 1pm to midnight
VENUE: Thebarton Community Centre
ADDRESS: 60-78 South Road TORRENSVILLE

InfoLine: 0401 811 722 - Web: www.labomba.com.au -
Email: info@labomba.com.au

Saturday, 15th June 2013

Notting Hill Arts Club, 21 Notting Hill Gate, Notting Hill, W11 3JQ

Muévete is a monthly fiesta - a pure party version of Movimientos, with a dance floor-slammin' mash up of raw Latin beats, carnival rhythms and tropical bass

Following May's amazing Bahia bass culture edition we have another very special line-up with the world famous Gotan Project's Philippe Cohen Solal making a debut DJ set at the Arts Club

And continuing the early live music trend the night will also play host to Wagner Pa & Brazuca Matraca!

Sunday, 30th June 2013

Spaarnwoude (Deelplan Houtrak), Rotterdam

Abstract, Adje, Andrei Russo, Atmospheric Deep, Bas, Benny Rodrigues, Biggi, Blasterjaxx, Brian Chundro & Santos, Brutuzz, Melodee, Cleyton Barros, D-Rashid, Dan Stezo, Dani L. Mebius, DDK, Denz Devarez, Dirty B, Duyvo, Fit, Flava, Franklin Rodriques, Franky Rizardo, FS Green, Full Crate, Fullscale, Genairo Nvilla, Soulroots, Gregor Salto, Incognito, Jason Cheiron, Keizer, Knowledje, Latin Master, Marboo, Marc MacRowland, Massivedrum, Mitch Crown, Oliver Twizt, Panchito, Pascal Morais, Pepez, PMoody, Praia del Sol, Prime, Q-Bah, Rancido, Rob Manga, Roga, Rojo, Roul and Doors, SalsaJoop, Santos Suarez, Sigi, Snelle Jelle SP, The Flexican, The Partysquad, Undercontrol, WaxFiend, Weslo, Winne, Yuchi, Zak

Saturday, 8th June 2013

Hootananny Brixton, 95 Effra Road, Brixton, SW2 1DF

Movimientos Presents: 7Suns // Tribo // More Like Trees @ Hootananny

Saturday 8th June 2013 @ Hootananny Brixton

Free before 10pm, £3 after 10pm

Live acts: 7Suns // Tribo// More Like TreesDJs: Subculture Sounds

Experience the cream of London's global underground scene: original live NEW music and dancing mayhem with a rebellious Latin spin

Local Brixton crew 7Suns headline, drawing on African, Latin and Caribbean rhythms for a heavyweight slice of guitar and brass led jazz funk grooves

Tribo is an authentic live Brazilian experience from Salvador (Bahia), in the northeast of Brazil

The band mixes up a sure-fire cocktail of samba-reggae with influences from Timbalada, Olodum, Muzenza and Magarete Menezes

More Like Trees bring their new genre, dubbed "Strum & Bass", to the Hootananny stage

The three piece band combine elements of flamenco, drum & bass, classical, hip hop, indie, dance and folk to create a fresh new sound

DJ Subculture Sounds fires up the decks with tunes, from Latin, to Balkan, to Western African and Jamaican, as well as hip-hop and house.

Sunday 9th June 2013

Secret Disco Oasis in Alexandria (Email soulofsydney@gmail.com)

Soul Of Sydney & Our House Sydney are blessed to present a very special June Long Weekend event featuring renowned NYC DISCO & EARLY HOUSE producer and DJ, JOHN MORALES (M+M Productions, BBE RECORDS) & Sydney's own disco king Stephen Allkins (Love-Tattoo).

NYC Disco Legend : JOHN MORALES (M+M Productions, BBE RECORDS).
Sydney Disco Legend: Stephen Allkins [LOVE-TATTOO]
Frenzie (Groove Therapy)
Phil Toke (Soul of Sydney, Our House)
Soul of Sydney DJ's + FriendsJason Sennitt (Melbourne)
Michael ZacEadie Ramia

+ Live Sydney Street Art Project showcase

AFTERNOON PARTY - SOUL TRAIN - SOUL - FUNK - DISCO - BOOGIE + LIVE STREET ART.

Tickets: - $10 - Early Bird Tickets (Sold Out)
$15 - Gen. Release.( On Sale Now)
$20 - Final Release (Soon)

On Sale Now -> www.residentadvisor.net/event.aspx?477361

Facebook Event -> www.facebook.com/events/494565210613267/

ABOUT OUR DJ'sJOHN MORALES (NYC

John returns to Sydney after absolutely tearing the roof off our party in April 2012 and playing spots all over the world on the back of his killer new release.

M + M Mixes Vol III : NYC Underground Disco Anthems & Unreleased Edits out on BBE RECORDS

John has been involved in the creation of hit DISCO records for the better part of 30 years with over 1000 songs on his own, and as part of John Morales & Sergio Munzibai (M & M Productions). Known in the industry as an innovator and chance taker, John has always welcomed the challenge of working with new artists and can lay claim to being one of the originators of the extended mix, remix and re-edit concept.

Having worked, remixed or edited everyone from Marvin Gaye, Inner Life, Jocelyn Brown, Fantastic Aleems, Teddy Pendergrass, Harold Melvin, Evelyn Thomas, Fantastic Aleems, Brass Construction, War, Candi Staton, Loletta Holloway, First Choice, Salsoul Orchestra & Double Exposure just to name a few, expect John to give a FUNK & DISCO lesson covering 30+ years of the sound that shaped music as we know it today.

STEPHEN ALLKINS [LOVE-TATTOO]

'New York had Larry Levan, Chicago had Ron Hardy, Sydney had Stephen Allkins..'

We are excited to be also be hosting a very rare afternoon set from Sydney's own home legendary DJ & Producer Mr Stephen Allkins.

Being one of the true pioneers of dance music in Sydney & playing the the very first disco clubs & warehouse parties from 1978, it is safe to say that Stephen Allkins aka [love] tattoo could rightly claim the trademark of "Mr.Disco", his extensive record collection & his infamous sets over the years and legacy is also a testament to that.

He first started DJing in the late 70's and has inspired a whole generation of DJ's through his infamous sets at warehouse parties, raves and clubs over the years and some absolutely blissful production as [Love-Tattoo]

Expect a very special journey through the disco, funk & early house sounds that matter from the original DJ's DJ who has seen it and done it all.

Who will also be playing along our own Soul of Sydney DJ's, Phil Toke, Shan Frenzie (Groove Therapy Radio - 2ser), Michael Zac & Eadie Ramia.

Facebook Event -> www.facebook.com/events/494565210613267/

JOHN MORALES

In 1975 while working as a DJ in local Bronx club, John Morales realised that he wanted to lengthen the duration of some of his records. Back then the duration of most records was 3 to 4 minutes, so by using his TEAC 71/2 and a box of razor blades, John started splicing tape for endless hours and became one the first DJ’s to create the ‘extended mix’ (or ‘remix’ in it’s original form). In doing so, he realised that he could achieve a similar outcome by cutting, slicing and taping parts from different recordings. This formed the basis for his acclaimed (deadly) medleys. John says “I can still see the 100′s of edits zoom by every-time I play the tape”. John Morales started to release some of his reel to reel edits, medleys and remixes to Acetate via the Sunshine Sound (a NYC studio where DJ’s could bring their reel to reel tapes and have acetate copies cut one at a time), so that he could play these tracks at clubs. Greg Carmichael gave him his first mixing job after hearing some of his Sunshine Acetate mixes and these first two official mixes made him famous: ‘Dance and Shake Your Tambourine‘ by ‘The Universal Robot Band‘ and the classic ‘I’m Caught Up” by Inner Life. However some of his early mixes and edits, even those officially released, were and remain uncredited and so might not appear in his discography! John has worked for numerous acts and has been involved in the creation of over 500 songs – both on his own and as part of John Morales & Sergio Munzibai (M & M Productions). John Morales can lay claim to being one of the most important figures in the creation of the extended mix, remix and re-edit concept.

Please Note: Our last 4 parties have completely sold out so be sure to lock in a spot on the dancefloor early for this special show.

Email soulofsydney@gmail.com for updates and event info.

Friday, 28th June 2013

The CLF Art Cafe @ The Bussey Building, 133 Rye Lane, Peckham, SE15 4ST

Batukarma is back and ready to blow you away with yet another amazing Special Guest

40 year veteran, pioneering DJ and compiler of numerous critically acclaimed Latin-Spired CDs, the legendary DJ John Armstrong dropping in for a dancefloor busting session at the Bussey

John Armstrong joining Your hosts, Jazzheadchronic (South London Soul Train), DJ Kalina (Bombo Tropical) and DJ Bump N' Grind (Zonk Disco) for a 6hr excursion through all things Mambo, Bossa Nova, Batucada, Afro Cuban + More. Then to now

Tito Puente to Zero DB via Mongo Santamaria and Seiji

So come feel the fire and the heat of some of the best music on the planet

100% Funked up Latin Flavoured Soul

Prepare to dance y'all. Ohhhhhhhh yah!

Batukarma runs 10pm - 4am / £5 Advance or On The Door

Now takes place on the Last Friday of each month [Level 2] at The CLF Art Cafe AKA The Bussey Building.

Saturday, 8th June 2013

Band on the Wall, 25 Swan Street, M4 5JZ

Join Wara, the young revolutionaries of the UK Latin music scene, live at Band on the Wall in Manchester

The show is part of Wara's 2013 UK Tour presented by La Linea and the band will be playing tracks from their new genre-defying album "Leave to Remain", effortlessly combining Cuba's most danceable rhythms and styles - Timba, Salsa, Cha-Cha-Cha, Rumba - with contemporary urban elements including Soul, Hip-Hop, Reggae and Jazz

The nine-piece band of musical virtuosos have been packing dancefloors and starting parties on the global scene for the last three years (including Glastonbury, The Big Chill Festival, Secret Garden Party, Barbican's Blaze Festival, The Roundhouse, Ronnie Scott's to name a few). Catch them live to see why they're being hailed as musical revolutionaries by audiences and critics alike

Supported by the Arts Council, Movimientos and Global Local.

Thursday, 30th May 2013

Chapel Arts Centre, St James's Memorial Hall, Lower Borough Walls, BA1 1QR

Join Wara, the young revolutionaries of the UK Latin music scene, live at Chapel Arts as part of the Bath Fringe Festival

The show is part of Wara's 2013 UK Tour presented by La Linea and the band will be playing tracks from their new genre-defying album "Leave to Remain", effortlessly combining Cuba's most danceable rhythms and styles - Timba, Salsa, Cha-Cha-Cha, Rumba - with contemporary urban elements including Soul, Hip-Hop, Reggae and Jazz

The nine-piece band of musical virtuosos have been packing dancefloors and starting parties on the global scene for the last three years (including Glastonbury, The Big Chill Festival, Secret Garden Party, Barbican's Blaze Festival, The Roundhouse, Ronnie Scott's to name a few). Catch them live to see why they're being hailed as musical revolutionaries

Plus support from Oncartel

A rootsy Afro-Latin ensemble from Bristol, Oncartel have their sound rooted in influences the likes of Cal Tjader, Hedzoleh Soundz, Cuban rumba and King Tubby, melding vibrant percussion grooves with upright bass, hypnotic keys and psychedelic guitar, and a punchy dub-infused brass section.

Saturday, 8th June 2013

Hideaway, 2 Empire Mews, Streatham, SW16 2ED

Having earned his stripes in the Jazz Warriors, saxophonist Tony Kofi has won two BBC Awards and a Parliamentary Jazz Award for his fluent and fiery hard-bop alto playing

He will be joined by his Future Passed Trio featuring Swedish star Anders Olinder on Hammond Organ and Winston Clifford on drums, and they'll be playing a vibrant mix of blues, Gospel, Jazz, Funk, Latin, African, and Bebop.

Bess Adler

Here's a look around The Bounty, a new bar and seafood restaurant in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. This is a collaboration between Adam Collison and Nika Carlson of The Drink, Roberta's veteran Kevin Ang, and Lance Hess, who formerly worked for Andre Balazs Hotels. Chef Eric Mann, of Prune and Craft, is running the kitchen, and Ang is baking all the breads for the restaurant. The menu will change according to what's in season, but right now it includes Littleneck clams, East Coast oysters, fettuccine with clams, roasted cobia, and a cheeseburger. The bar menu includes classic cocktails, craft beer, and wine. Make sure to try a dark and stormy with homemade ginger syrup.

The Bounty

RAW BAR littleneck clams on the half shell $1/each daily east coast selection of oysters $3each marinated mussels en escabeche $8/half dozen

STARTERS beet salad radishes, ricotta salata, pine nuts, celery leaf $8

chilled gazpacho tomato, cucumber, celery and red onion $6

mixed marinated olives $7

cheese plate Pipe Dreams Buche (PA)
Grafton Clothbound Cheddar (VT)
Meadow Creek Appalachian (VA),
Jasper Hill Farm Harbison (VT)
Hook's Blue Cheese (WI)
with house-made crackers & pears $11 for 3/ $18 for 5

SIDES cold grilled asparagus with salsa verde & pickled shallots $5 fries with a side of house made tomato jam $5

MAINS whole grilled fish with a shaved fennel & red grapefruit salad in a pink peppercorn vinaigrette MP

pan roasted cobia with a spring bean & pancetta ragout & a lemon pureé $21

fettuccine with clams house made fettuccine, served with white wine butter sauce and fresh herbs $15

burger on a house made roll with tomato jam, mayonnaise, red onion & a side of fries $14 add grafton 2 year cheddar $1

THE BOUNTY COCKTAILS $10 hemingway daiquiri dark & stormy sidecar tom collins
graperfruit gimlet negroni bee's knees pimm's cup manhattan old-fashioned sazerac whiskey sour

TAP BEER kostritzer schwartzbier, $7 jever pilsner, $6 steven's point summer wheat ale $6 peekskill ipa, $7
BOTTLED BEER reissdorf kolsch, 11.2 oz, $6 schlenkerla helles lager bier, 16.9 oz, $8 schneider edel-weisse, 16.9 oz, $8 mahr's weisse, 16.9 oz, $10 anchor steam 12 oz, $6 anchor porter, 12 oz, $6 coopers sparkling ale, 12 oz, $6 lion stout, 11.2 oz, $7 sylvestre gavaroche, 11.2 oz, $11 steadfast sorghum pale ale (gluten free), 11.2 oz $8

WHITE WINE good earth silver thread riesling 2012, $12/45 vincent dampt petit chablis 2012, $11/42 touraine château gaillard sauvingnon blanc 2012, $9/34 ca'lunghetta pinot grigio 2012, $7/26
RED WINE les garrigues côtes du rhône 2011, $7/28 livor rioja organic tempernillo 2011, $8/30 luc pirlet pinot noir 2011, $8/32 zestos garnacha 2012, $9/30

ROSE cune rioja rosado 2012, $9/34 bieler pereet fils coteauxd'aix 2012, $8/32 SPARKLING cuvée des barons brut blanc de blanc, $9/34 gran sarao rosé, $8/32

The Bounty 131 Greenpoint Ave, Greenpoint 347-689-3325 thebountybrooklyn.com/
Now open for dinner and drinks

The bad news: Big is shuttering after tonight, and won't be returning in the charming shape it's in because Marriott is taking over the whole building. The good news: Because of Big, we were introduced to the talents of barman Brian Felley, and he and partners Peter Glikshtern and Jeff Whitmore are going to open something else, likely on Mid-Market, in a matter of months.

The closing was announced in early May, and immediately the collective "Awww!" was heard 'round the town's cocktail circles. Since the tiny Tenderloin bar opened in April 2012, it's been a go-to spot for those in the know, both for its cozy, low-key vibe and excellent, off-the-cuff drinks by Felley and his crew (there was never a menu).

The all-day farewell kicks off at noon today, as Inside Scoop reports, and chef Joshua Oakley's pop-up Tango & Stache will be serving up $5 tacos to help soak up the booze.

We'll update you as soon as we learn more about the crew's next move. And in the meantime, listen for "Purple Rain" to play at closing time, as it has most every Saturday during Big's short life.

Photo: Jay Barmann

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The club/restaurant titans at EMM Group are planning a new Latin restaurant in the Meatpacking District space that currently houses Abe & Arthur's. A rep sends word that EMM Group has tapped Akhtar Nawab (La Esquina, Craftbar, and Elattaria) to "introduce and oversee" this new restaurant. An employee at the Williamsburg branch of La Esquina tells Eater that Nawab is still involved with those restaurants. The new Meatpacking District restaurant will open this fall, although it does not yet have a name. Maybe they should call it Akhtar, Abe & Arthur's or EMM Cocina.

As you may recall, EMM had originally partnered with Marc Forgione for a revamp of this space, but that project never panned out. No word yet on when Abe & Arthur's will close for the revamp.
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Orange County's modern burger parlor Burger Lounge, which has taken LA by storm, will open its Brentwood outlet this coming Wednesday in the old La Salsa space on San Vicente near Barrington. In addition to the chain's standard bill of fare, new to this location is a Seared Albacore Sandwich with tuna, watercress, roasted tomato relish and lemon-basil aioli. EaterWire

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Browse our full NYC show calendar for all of tonight's shows. Here are some highlights...

The Northside Festival
As you probably know from reading this site, Northside Festival is underway in Williamsburg and Greenpoint. If you have a badge, you can use it to get in to any official Northside showcase but admission is based on capacity. If it's a show you really want to go to, make sure to get there early, especially at smaller venues. Set times for most shows are available on Northside's Sched.org site. All Northside showcases listed below are indicated as such in the event title.

The Walkmen, Phosphorescent & More @ McCarren Park (Northside)
Hamilton Leithauser will again bulge his neck veins while screaming for The Walkmen today, bringing his band's dark and jangle pop to McCarrren Park along with Phosphorescent, Friend Roulette, Abadabad. If you didn't get free tickets, you can always just hang in the park and listen. Banana Republic outfits are optional.

Calexico, Susana Baca, Radio Jarocho, Akoko Nante Ensemble @ Prospect Park Bandshell (Celebrate Brooklyn)
Calexico, who also played NXNE and Bonaroo this week, round out a busy week by headlining Celebrate Brooklyn! in Prospect Park tonight. Supporting them will be Peruvian singer-songwriter Susana Baca, Mexican folk band Radio Jarocho and African vocal/percussion group Akoko Nante Ensemble. A very diverse, FREE Celebrate Brooklyn! show with talent from three different continents.

Zombies, Django Django, Adam Green & Binki Shapiro @ Central Park
You can head to Central Park Summerstage during the day for some FREE music from baroque pop legends The Zombies and two more contemporary (but still great) artists Django Django (who just played Bonnaroo) and the Nancy&Lee stylings of Adam Green & Binki Shapiro. UPDATE: Show is now evening, starting at 6 PM. Still free.

Caged Animals, Coastgaard, The Denzels, Juniper Rising @ Dr. Martens Stage (Northside)
You know how The L Magazine does that "8 Bands You Need to Hear Right Now" issue? Four of those bands are playing an afternoon show on an outdoor stage set up at N3 and Bedford. 2 PM - 6 PM and it's FREE.

Nothing's Too Good for the Common People: A Paul Kelly Retrospective @ Cantor Film Center
Chickfactor 21 comes to a close with this free, all-afternoon screening of filmmaker Paul Kelly's work, including the NYC premieres of Lawrence of Belgravia (about the eccentric Felt/Demin frontman) and Take Three Girls: The Dolly Mixture Story, plus his collaborations with Saint Etienne, Finnestiere, What Have You Done Today, Mervyn Day? and This Is Tomorrow, the latter two of which are also making their NYC premeires. FREE and visit Chickfactor for the details and the poster is below.

Merchandise, Milk Music, Destruction Unit @ 285 Kent (Northside)
Merchandise's croon-y dream pop headlines a sold-out 285 Kent tonight along with Dino-Jr uber fans Milk Music, but another major attraction to the bill is Southwestern psych-punk favorites Destruction Unit. If you can make it to 285, do NOT miss them.

Black Flag @ Warsaw (Northside)
No matter which side of the fence you are on regarding the Black Flag reunion, one thing is for sure, the band's appearance last night and tonight is nothing short of a major event. Catch them at the Warsaw again tonight with Good For You and Cinema Cinema.

Yellow Ostrich, Braids, Widowspeak @ Cameo (Northside)
This is an all around solid bill, but we're most excited for Braids, who are doing a pretty good job reinventing themselves this year with their new style that we'll hear more of soon on Flourish // Perish, which is being released by Arbutus (Grimes, Majical Cloudz, Doldrums). If you're going to that show, be sure to catch their set.

Speedy Ortiz, Two Inch Astronaut, Fat History Month, Pile & more @ Big Snow (Northside)
If you're into DIY and '90s-inspired indie rock, the Exploding In Sound showcase at Big Snow is pretty much the place to be tonight. All of the bands are playing are great, but perhaps the most exciting band on the bill is Speedy Oritz, who just released a great single from their much-anticipated debut album, Major Arcana (due out 7/9 via Carpark). This Northside show is technically "unofficial" but your badge will save you two bucks at the door.

Chance the Rapper @ Europa (Northside)
Another hot Northside show this weekend is Chance the Rapper, whose career is seriously elevating due to the success of his Acid Rap mixtape. He plays a sold-out show at Europa tonight, so if you don't have tickets and are using a badge, get there early. He's got another (also sold out) NYC show at SOB's next week.

Intronaut, Mouth of the Architect, Sannhet & more @ Saint Vitus (Northside)
Intronaut's tech-y take on Mastodon-ian sludge isn't for everyone, and if it isn't then the post-metal gods in Mouth of the Architect or the post-everything Brooklyn favorites Sannhet just might be. Scale the Summit's instrumentalists are also on board.

Subhumans @ Bowery Ballroom
UK anarchopunk greats Subhumans are back in the US again (yay), and have roped in support from World/Inferno Friendship Society and Blanks 77 for a show at Bowery Ballroom tonight. Oof. So many great choices!

Summer Thunder w/ Inter Arma, Anicon, Pyrrhon
Inter Arma played last night's Invisible Oranges showcase with Torche at 285 Kent, and now the band headlines a FREE show at Union Pool during the day (doors at 2!) with Anicon and Pyrrhon. Drink specials, good riffs and great tacos. Win/win/win. Stick around for....

Limp Wrist @ Union Pool (Northside)
OMG. Limp Wrist is playing. The legendary Queercore punk gods will undoubtedly tear Union Pool apart and I cannot wait. Look for support from Princess Tiny and the Meats and In School. Unmissable.

Weekend, Yvette, Cities Aviv @ Knitting Factory (Northside)
Weekend's terrific, gothy new album, Jinx, is still a month away but you can get a taster tonight on this diverse bill that also features brainy Memphis rapper Cities Aviv and noisy Brooklynites Yvette. Tickets are still available for this early show. Weekend recently played two new tracks live on Newtown Radio and you can watch video of that below.

Kingdom, Dan Bodan @ Knitting Factory (Northside Festival)
Stick around the Knit for the late show with Brooklyn producer Kingdom, who just released his new EP in late May. Support will come from Dan Bodan,who played his first live U.S. show back in late May, as part of DFA's 12th Anniversary Party.

Postal Service and Ra Ra Riot @ Barclays Center
After reissuing their sole album and playing Coachella loads of other places, The Postal Service are finally in NYC to play two shows at Barclays Center with openers Ra Ra Riot.  Tickets are still available.

Yo La Tengo @ Maxwell's
While it was sad that The Pastels had visa issues and couldn't make it to NYC, it has made it possible for somewhat secret openers Yo La Tengo (under their oft-used Condo Fucks pseudonym) to headline Maxwell's at least one last time. There are "special guests" now too. Sold out, of course.

We Were Promised Jetpacks @ Maxwell's
We Were Promised Jetpacks are back in New Jersey today for the second time this week. The band opened for Ra Ra Riot at The Stone Pony on Thursday, and after a brief stop in Virginia, they will be headlining Maxwell's in Hoboken tonight. (Late show, after YLT.) No NYC dates announced for the Scottish indie rockers, so this is your best chance to see them in the area.

The Jazz Butcher circa mid-'80s

The Jazz Butcher, Gold Bears & more @ Spike Hill (Northside)
NYC Popfest was only a couple weekends ago, but the organizers are back with their own Northside showcase, and have pulled a coup, getting eccentric cult indie artist The Jazz Butcher for his first NYC show in over 10 years. He's brought crucial sideman Max Eider with him and let's hope he gets to sing some of his songs too. Also playing: Television Personalities' satellite members Texas Bob Juarez & Mike Stone, plus Georgia bands Gold-Bears and Small Reactions. Tickets are still available.

Christopher Owens @ The Slipper Room
The onetime Girls frontman recently released an acoustic version of his solo album, Lysandre, and has been playing similarly unplugged shows, like this -- the first of two nights at this tiny LES club.

Classixx, Fred Falke, Headband & Hooligan @ Le Poisson Rouge
After doing killer remixes for the likes of Phoenix, Ladyhawke, The Gossip and even Madonna, LA production duo Classixx put out their own very enjoyable album this year. It's a DJ set,though maybe Nancy Whang will make a guest appearance to provide vocals on their single "All You're Waiting For." Fred Falke and Headband & Hooligan make this a very danceable night out.

Quilt, Twin Peaks, Outside World, Turnip King, The Teen Age @ Public Assembly
A pretty killer indie rock line-up tonight, featuring two very good Chicago bands (Twin Peaks, Outside World), two good local bands (Turnip King, The Teen Age) and Boston psych folkies Quilt. $10 at the door.

Pharmakon, Lust for Youth & more @ Public Assembly (Northside)
Noise favorite Pharmakon leads an impressive late-night lineup alongside Sweden's Lust for Youth, Marshstepper, Body Of Light and Foreplay at Public Assembly. Its a great late night alternative of good bands, instead of drinking the night away. You can, of course, do both here.

Alex Bleeker and the Freaks, La Big Vic, Lux Perpetua, Weyes Blood, Invisible Hand @ Shea Stadium (Northside)
Real Estate side project Alex Bleeker & the Freaks is back in town today for the Northside Festival at Shea Stadium. The guys recently released their latest album and had their release show at the Knitting Factory at the end of May. La Big Vic, who recently played the New Museum's "Music in the Park" series, will join them on the bill, as well as drone folk group Weyes Blood, who also opened for Bleeker back in February, indie pop Virginians Invisible Hand and Philly group Lux Perpetua.

Midnight Magic, Tippy Toes @ Trophy Bar (Northside)
Featuring a crack band of disco-adept musicians (many of whom have played on DFA Records records), Midnight Magic are a boogie wonderland come to life. Many of their members also play in Tippy Toes, a group that has been known -- on occasion -- to be fronted by Reggie Watts. You can stream Tippy Toes' new EP below. Live music from 7 PM to 10 PM during which it's $10 admission, free for the DJ party afterwards..

Sonny Smith, Little Wings @ Cake Shop
Sonny & the Sunsets played Northside last night and tonight Sonny does a spoken word piece, "Sees All Knows All" at Cake Shop. He's worth seeing in any permutation.

Son Volt, Colonel Ford @ Music Hall of Williamsburg (Northside)
Alt-country vet Jay Farrar is mainly known for sad songs, but he kicks up some dust onSun Volt's latest, Honky Tonk. Some of Son Volt are also in Colonel Ford who open the show. Tickets are still available.

The Zambonis, The Sports, Stephen Clair @ The Rock Shop
22 years on and off the ice, The Zambonis are still the finest hockey-themed indie rock band in the world. No joke.

Baths @ Webster Hall
On his new album, Obsidian, Baths went from electronic musician to emotionally powerful songwriter, and it should be interesting to see how that goes over live at Webster Hall tonight. Support comes from his tourmates Houses and D33J.

Wires Under Tension @ Open Road Rooftop
Tonight the Rooftop Films Summer Series, which combines film and music, will return to the Lower East Side, as Wires Under Tension perform and "Outlandish animated creatures in outrageous situations" grace the silver screen.

The Gories, Daddy Long Legs, Jonathan Toubin @ Brooklyn Bowl (Northside)
Jonathan Toubin's NY Night Train will be hosting two Northside showcases at Brooklyn Bowl tonight. The first features The Gories, who have been remarkably quiet in 2013, and local blues trio Daddy Long Legs. The second is a speical addition of Jonathan Toubin's Soul Clap & Dance Off, which has been on tour around the U.S. since SXSW.

Grupo Fantasma @ The Bell House
Legendary Latin psychedlic funk orchestra Grupo Fantasma will be at the Bell House tonight for what will surely be a trippy, groovy evening.

Here are some more recommended Northside shows:

Veda Rays, Happy Lives, End Men, Life Size Maps, and more! @ Muchmore's (10 bands, all-day)

The Suzan, Friend Roulette, Lost Boy?, Natureboy, Ancient Sky, Gunfight, Double King, Spirit Plate @ Brooklyn Fireproof

I'm Turning Into, Butter The Children, Old Monk, A Bunch of Dead People, Del Guapo @ Coco 66

Matte Black, Dead Stars, Eldest Son, The Meaning of Life, Nature Cruise, Flying Pace (daytime) @ Matchless

American Darlings, Dead Stars @ Legion Bar

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