Wednesday, July 17, 2019

Collapsing Scenery and Bush Tetras playing free benefit show Friday in Tompkins Square Park



Collapsing Scenery is headlining a free show in Tompkins Square Park on Friday afternoon.

The duo, Don Devore and Reggie Debris, released their latest album, Stress Positions, on June 28. As Brooklyn Vegan described the LP: "It’s quite the gonzo record that mixes post-punk, shoegaze, hip hop, dance music and more into one heady cocktail."

Also on the bill: LES no-wave legends Bush Tetras (who are releasing a new 7-inch single this month) as well as ZAH and Nymph. The show is scheduled from 2-6 p.m.

The show is also a benefit for Avenues For Justice, formerly the Andrew Glover Youth Program, around the corner from the Park on Avenue B. As amNY recently put it, Avenues for Justice is "a court advocacy program dedicated to rescuing New Yorkers in their teens and early 20s from the soul-crushing spiral of incarceration."

1 comment:

  1. Live bands, how quaintJuly 18, 2019 at 1:41 PM

    Later after this, on Friday night, there's a big ska fest at the Gramercy Theatre on East 23rd--
    RADICSFEST featuring:

    Pilfers
    Mephiskapheles
    Spring Heeled Jack
    Hub City Stompers
    Rude Boy George
    Sgt Scagnetti

    Friday July 19
    All ages show in memorial to the late ska/reggae vocalist Roy Radics
    Just a short hike from the East Village, tickets still available

    https://concerts1.livenation.com/readjunkcom-presents-radicsfest-w-pilfers-mephiskapheles-new-york-new-york-07-19-2019/event/0000566724B6DF10

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