Slide Away Festival (Day 2) at Brooklyn Paramount

The third installment of Nothing's curated Slide Away Festival came to New York and feature additional headlining sets from reunited greats Hum and Chapterhouse.

Flea played Webster Hall

Joined by an all-star cast of some of modern jazz's best players, Flea has embarked on his first ever solo tour in support of his debut solo record Honora.

Bruce Springsteen played Madison Square Garden

One of the world's greatest Rock Stars played the world's most famous arena.

Andy Stott played Public Records

Andy Stott turned Public Records into a Boiler Room-esque set, turning a Sunday night into a brutalist dance party.

Courtney Barnett played Kings Theatre

Courtney Barnett came to Brooklyn's Kings Theatre in support of her new album Creature of Habit.

C2C Festival NYC at Knockdown Center

The latest installment of the Italian-born music festival came to New York's Knockdown Center in Queens.

Bill Callahan played Knockdown Center

Bill Callahan came to Knockdown Center in Queens in support of his great new album My Days at 58.

The Messthetics and James Brandon Lewis played (le) Poisson Rouge

Jazz-punk collaborators The Messthetics and James Brandon Lewis brought the heat to (le) Poisson Rouge on Wednesday night in support of their new album Deface the Currency.

Iceage - "The Weak"

Iceage have shared "The Weak," the third single from their new album For Love of Grace & Thereafter.

Dirty Projectors Trio played Public Records (Early Show / Night One)

As part of this year's Long Play Festival taking place across Brooklyn, Dirty Projectors Trio took over Public Records for four intimate sets over two nights beginning with an early show on Wednesday evening.