The Aquarian Weekly

The Aquarian Weekly is a local alternative weekly newspaper located in New Jersey. Established in 1969, it primarily covers rock music and associated events in the New Jersey, New York City, and Eastern Pennsylvania areas. Between 1986 and 1992, it was known as East Coast Rocker. After reverting to its original name, the publication introduced a special pull-out section that kept the East Coast Rocker title, which is now distributed for free throughout the region. The newspaper has consistently been independently owned and operated since its inception.

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The Kooks - All Heart

1 week ago | theaquarian.com | Debra Kate Schafer

A new album from The Kooks? And it being some of their best work yet? Yes and yes. What a time to be alive!“This is the debut of me producing the band. There’s something really magical in that,” Luke Pritchard says. “It has all these angles to it.
Makin Waves with Emily Grove: Music at the Family Dinner Table

1 week ago | theaquarian.com | Bob Makin

Emily Grove has been a Jersey Shore treasure since before she was a teen playing at coffeehouses, such as Coffee Blue in Belmar and Espresso Joe’s in Keyport. Raised in Wall by music-loving parents who often shared tasty tunes around the dinner table, Emily musically matured in Asbury Park with the help of scenesters, such as New Jersey Stage editor-publisher Gary Wien and educator-musician Jody Joseph, cousin to Jon Bon Jovi. After her nurturing in Asbury, Emily set loose for the world.
PTV & SWS at MSG: Once in a Lifetime

1 week ago | theaquarian.com | Valentino Pietro Petrarca

This is more than a review – this is a buzz-worthy event that will go down in history. On Tuesday, New York City experienced a once in a lifetime event surrounding some of our favorite bands: Pierce the Veil, Sleeping with Sirens, and Daisy Grenade. Emo music and post-hardcore have been an integral part of counterculture for the last three-plus decades, but rarely does it get to shine so brightly in front of so many people.
Tom Russell & Governors Ball To Celebrate 15 Years in NYC

1 week ago | theaquarian.com | Robert Frezza

Just one week away!Governors Ball will be taking place in Flushing Meadows Corona Park from June 6 to June 8 for the third year in a row, but this year also marks the 15th Anniversary of the festival altogether. GovBall is the five-borough answer to music festivals like Coachella and Bonnaroo. It was time that the East Coast had a definitive and long-lasting music fest such as this, and we got it.
End May with Live Music in NYC

1 week ago | theaquarian.com | Everynight Charley Crespo

Everynight Charley recommends the following 70+ live music events in the New York City area this weekend. Contact the venue or the artists’ social media to confirm ticket availability, show times, location and directions, age restrictions, COVID compliance, and other updates.
On The Record: ‘Decade of Dissent: How 1960s Bob Dylan Changed the World,’ plus the Bongos & Robert Forster

1 week ago | theaquarian.com | Jeff Burger

If you lined up every copy of every book by and about Bob Dylan, they’d stretch all the way from Highway 61 to Desolation Row. They include volumes that discuss his songs or contain lyrics or sheet music, a memoir, an abstruse novel, umpteen biographies, and assorted scholarly tomes.
Flower Children & Protest Music: Why We Need to Get ‘Happy Together’ & Go ‘Back to the Garden’

1 week ago | theaquarian.com | Debra Kate Schafer

Peace, love, arts, music, and meaning. Expansive soundscapes, heartwarming melodies, timeless messages, and valiant performers. The tunes and tales of the sixties and seventies captured all of this and more in memorable, mainstream fashion, and that is why we continue to celebrate it, be inspired by it, and go back to it.
Go See Live Music in NYC This Week

1 week ago | theaquarian.com | Everynight Charley Crespo

Everynight Charley recommends the following 70+ live music events in the New York City area this month. Contact the venue or the artists’ social media to confirm ticket availability, show times, location and directions, age restrictions, COVID compliance, and other updates. Zebedee, Strange Majik, the Flamingo Years at Baby’s All RightPhil Gammage Quartet at Cowgirl SeahorseRev. Vince Anderson & the Love Choir at Union PoolThe T Blues Band w.
The Best Live Music in NYC for Memorial Day Weekend

1 week ago | theaquarian.com | Everynight Charley Crespo

Everynight Charley recommends the following 70+ live music events in the New York City area this holiday weekend. Contact the venue or the artists’ social media to confirm ticket availability, show times, location and directions, age restrictions, COVID compliance, and other updates.
Beyoncé Brings a Brilliant Country Music Spectacle to MetLife Stadium

1 week ago | theaquarian.com | Everynight Charley Crespo

Beyoncé Giselle Knowles came to the New York City area for the first of five concerts at MetLife Stadium and the Beyhive was dressed to the nines to receive her. Some 60,000 fans deboarded local transportation, many in wild or colorful wardrobes. Before long, however, many among her fandom chose to cover up the goods with plastic ponchos due to unseasonal cold and precipitation on May 22.