Michael Dinger

1 month ago | nysmusic.com | Michael Dinger

Amid a Multimedia Tour celebrating the 50th anniversary of their widely influential album Autobahn, Kraftwerk descended upon the majestic Kings Theatre in Brooklyn this past Thursday evening, March 13th. Often regarded as the innovators of electronic music who popularized the genre in the early-1970s, Kraftwerk were about to take the sold-out audience on a mind-bending, visual and sonic journey through their storied discography.

2 months ago | nysmusic.com | Michael Dinger

Mumford & Sons have announced intimate theater tour dates ahead of the release of the British band’s fifth studio album RUSHMERE, their first in seven years. The 9-date trek will bring the alternative folk rockers to the UK, Europe, Australia and North America, including the tour finale at Brooklyn Paramount on March 26. The LP’s title track was dropped last month (January 17), with the album scheduled for release on March 28 via Island/Glassnote.

Sep 20, 2024 | nysmusic.com | Michael Dinger

On September 19, the West Side Tennis Club welcomed Kings Of Leon to the borough of Queens with open arms on a picturesque Wednesday evening. The 18th stop on their ”Can We Please Have Fun” summer tour, the indie rock quartet from Mount Juliet, Tennessee are touring in support of their ninth studio album of the same name, released on May 10.

Sep 15, 2024 | nysmusic.com | Michael Dinger

It’s been close to a decade since Paul Kelly – Australia’s finest export this side of wombats – has played in the U.S., and he’s coming to le poisson rouge in New York City this fall in support of his brand new album Fever Longing Still set for release on November 1.

Sep 13, 2024 | nysmusic.com | Michael Dinger

On a gorgeous late-summer evening in the heart of downtown Brooklyn, Anne Erin Clark (better known as St. Vincent) performed a second consecutive sold-out show at Brooklyn Paramount this past Wednesday, September 11. Touring in support of her seventh studio album dubbed All Born Screaming, released on April 26, Clark not only self-produced the LP featuring a bevy of special guest artists, but also released it on her own Total Pleasure Records label.