Over 1,000 Free Concerts Across NYC on June 21

Friday, June 21, 2013
A one-day
festival of
over 1000
free concerts
in parks
and streets
citywide

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On Friday, June 21, from 10 in
the morning until 10 at night,
musicians of all ages and
musical persuasions will
perform in over 400 public
spaces throughout the five
boroughs, including skate parks,
church gardens, sidewalks,
playgrounds, closed-off streets,
the middle of the Central Park
Lake, and beneath the
Manhattan Bridge.
From established global artists to teenage garage
bands, music is played by anyone who wants to take
part — and enjoyed by everyone who wants to listen.
Just like the city itself, the range of offerings is
spectacular. From 100 harmonicas to 175 keyboards,
from Punk Island to gamelan orchestras, from hip hop
block parties to brass band marathons, there is
something for every listener.
But don’t just listen — join the festival and make
music yourself!
Bring your instrument to a Mass Appeal event,
pick up the mic on a karaoke pickup truck, join a
daylong musical “happening” in Lower Manhattan,
or stop by a late-night open mic.
Use this program as your guide, check makemusicny.org
for late-breaking updates, download the Make Music
North America app (iPhone or Android).
Antonio’s Trattoria
2370 Belmont Ave
9:00 – 12:00 AM MMNY After
Dark: Bronx
Crotona Park Bandshell
1700 Crotona Ave
1:00 – 8:00 Manny’s Boogaloo
Crew Afro-Cuban rumba and
funky R&B
East Kingsbridge Medical
& Dental
48 Kingsbridge Rd
12:00 – 4:00 Crisscross reggae
Jacobi Medical Center
1400 Pelham Parkway S
12:00 Carnegie Hall
Neighborhood Concert:
Son de Madre saucy Cuban
music infused with jazz, funk,
and Brazilian flavors
New York Public
Library: Bronx
Branches
Castle Hill
947 Castle Hill Ave
2:00 Koh Kazama classic guitar
Francis Martin
(at Aqueduct Walk Park)
2150 University Ave
3:30 MaG = D’Angelo + rhymes
Grand Concourse
155 E 173rd St
3:30 SusLife hip hop showcase
Jerome Park
118 Eames Pl
1:00 Brotherhood Experience
urban Gospel and Christian rap
Morrisania
610 E 169th St
3:30 Lowfi - locked on wisdom
for insight hip hop
4:00 Nazdaq Brixx hip hop
Morris Park
985 Morris Park Ave
2:30 Raymond Lyman 90’s style
alt-rock
Mott Haven
321 E 140th St
3:00 Brotherhood Experience
urban Gospel and Christian rap
Sedgwick
1701 University Ave
2:00 Primal
Spuyten Duyvil
650 W 235 St
3:00 Kama Linden acoustic
singer-songwriter
Westchester Square
2521 Glebe Ave
3:00 Akshara percussive Indian
classical
Parkchester Greenmarket
Westchester Ave & White
Plains Rd
9:00 AM Daryl Shawn one-man
band with a gut-string guitar
Soundview Park
Lafayette & Metcalf Ave
4:00 Bronx Compass High School
student rock & rap ensembles,
and a step team
TME Studios
127 Lincoln Ave
1:00 Len Berzerk rap
2:00 Assembled at the Wizard
Factory hip hop
3:00 Pulling All Cards
progressive hip hop
4:00 Tye Tribe rock
5:00 Skila/Fear Is Dead heavy
rock
6:00 Jam Session bring your
instrument!
Willis Avenue Dental
417 E 138 St
12:00 – 4:00 Smillie ENT
Vincent Ciccarone
Playground
188th St btw Arthur &
Hughes Aves
5:00 Paul Tabachneck folk pop
6:00 Gladshot sun-kissed pop
7:30 Bella Diva Trio operatic pop
8:30 Rachel Zevita
returns with over 1,000 free concerts on
the first day of summer!
Mass Appeal event After Dark event Major Presenters NY Public Library
Or just take to the streets and ...
This year, MMNY continues into the night
with more than a dozen official “After Dark”
locations throughout the five boroughs.
Drop in to meet fellow MMNY participants,
take in some music, or make more music of
your own at designated Open Mics.

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BAYRIDGE
Owl’s Head Park
68th St at Colonial Rd
4:00 – 8:00 PM Shore Road
Conservancy presents an evening
of music
Bedford-
Stuyvesant
Bed-Vyne Brew
370 Tompkins Ave
12:30 Omega Sirius Moon eclectic
and electric
3:00 The Lounge Act dueling
guitars and sentimental vocals
4:00 Wire Spoke Wheels
collaborative jazz
5:00 School Ov Thought conscious
hip hop, reggae, poetry, afro-beat
6:00 Dr. Breakfast
7:00 Meridian
8:00 Watermelon
BrownstoneJAZZ
107 Macon St
3:00 The Players Club well-known
jazz musicians
4:00 Eric Lemon’s Ensemble
5:30 maddanmusic multi-keyboardist
Cafe Denim
1114 Fulton St
12:00 Giselle Loren
2:00 BOOKS songwriter/rapper
3:00 Zenah inspirational hip hop
4:00 Kira Lyra jazzy bluesy singer-
songwriter
5:00 Niva the Soul Diva soul and
classic rock
6:00 SicksentZ trippy EDM & hip hop
Clifton Place Memorial
Garden
1035-1037 Bedford Ave
11:30 AM Smooth Perry soul
singer
1:00 Petula Beckles gospel & jazz
2:00 Aisling Peartree old school
and contemporary R&B
4:00 Chaz Van Queen Stevie
Wonder meets Slick Rick
5:00 Kat Webb Austin soul singer
6:00 Delivered modern Christian
music
Common Grounds
376 Tompkins Ave
11:00 AM The Soul ChaYsa
positive hip hop and gospel
11:30 AM Nakuu 16-year-old MC
4:00 Charisse Lee Quai
7:00 H.O.M.E. TEAM
Denim Cafe
1013 Bedford Ave
10:00 AM Stefani Vara Latin pop
11:30 AM School Ov Thought
conscious hip hop, reggae, poetry,
and afro-beat
12:30 DAHL HAUS dreamy alt rock
1:00 Nick Pietrowski violinist & singer
6:30 Khybot punk and hip hop
influenced computer music
The Space Palace
844 Myrtle Ave
12:00 – 10:00 Ellis Ashbrook &
Friends psychedelic rock
Brooklyn Heights
James Weir Floral Co.
155 Montague St
12:00 Chicken Barn Heroes
acoustic bluegrass trio
1:00 KGenius roots reggae
5:00 Cosmic Messages
6:00 The Statue of David
indietronica duo
Brownsville
M.S. 634
76 Riverdale Ave
12:00 Little Kids Rock restoring
and revitalizing music education in
public schools nationwide
Bushwick
Body Actualized
143 Troutman St
12:00 – 7:00 cosmic music and
cosmic vibes all day
Bushwick Coffee House
44 Wilson Ave
10:00 AM Alissa Vox Raw soul,
doo-wop & blues reinterpreted
through new technologies
10:30 AM Brendan Albert raw and
honest Canadian singer-songwriter
11:15 AM Mimi Canadian songwriter
12:00 Karen and Joe pastoral,
psychedelic and angsty folk-rock
12:30 The Soon-Another Peruvian
synth-rock band
1:00 Pandafan Indie-folk
2:00 Anastasia Falcon 17-year-old
ukulele player
2:30 Bird to Prey lo-fi indie pop
3:00 Aqua Cherry funk rock & reggae
4:00 Poor Remy indie pop
4:30 Useless Beauty
5:00 Leslie Paris Viking
contemplative dance post-folk
5:30 Emily Rupp pop/folk flare
6:00 Lindsey Wilson 70’s style
urban folk rock
7:00 Of Clocks & Clouds synth punk
8:00 Carmen Chiles soul
9:00 Clair Reilly-Roe experimental
surf rock reggae
Cafetería La Mejor
191 Suydam St
2:00 Mimi Canadian singer-
songwriter
4:00 Viva DeConcini like a female
Freddy Mercury
5:00 Tunacola Chilean electro pop
The Firehouse Space
246 Frost St
4:00 lazurite percussion loops and
echo-laden drones
5:00 Lauds
6:00 Trabajo ambient drones to
bursts of high energy post punk
7:00 12000Trees improvisational
free-form rock
8:00 lazurite
Goodbye Blue Monday
1087 B’dway
3:00 Nicholas Nicholas nostalgic
dream pop
4:00 maddanmusic multi-
keyboardist, live performance artist
5:00 Home For Wayward
Drummers
6:00 Jugger-nut
7:00 Atomic Hips
8:00 Space Meaw
9:00 KEN South ROCK
Maria Hernandez Park
Irving Ave & Starr St
3:00 – 7:00 featuring Big Volcano
All Torn Up! hardcore punk
Consumata Gypsy funk Rebelmatic
alt punk / hip hop Majes-T reggae,
funk, and soul
Northeast Kingdom
18 Wyckoff Ave
5:00 – 7:00 Pass Kontrol pop rock
Pine Box Rock Shop
12 Grattan St
3:00 Turnery Cody & Adam G.
Holofcener
5:00 MOTP teenage rock
6:00 Baker St garage-rock meets
indie-rock
Rehearsal Space
353 Ten Eyck
7:00 The Library is On Fire art
punk American indie rock
Silent Barn and Warper
Party Block Party
Stanwix St & Melrose St
10:00 AM – 7:00 PM Silent Barn
Stage and Warper Party Stages
featuring Storyboard P, Uumans,
Hieroglyph Thesaurus, Amaru
Cloud, Run DMT, Lil Howling Wolf,
Delta Delta Delta, Nass Gnawa
and Void Moon and more, plus
clowns, film screenings and food
Carroll Gardens
The Amazing Garden
Carroll St & Columbia St
3:30 Spencer Brill sad pop
about growing a beard and living in
Brooklyn
Carroll Park
Court St & Smith St
6:00 Mass Appeal: Clarinets
clarinet choir led by Paul Steinfeld
plays works by Dvorak, Grundman,
Mozart, Ravel, and Lady Gaga. Bring
your clarinet and join them in sight
reading some simple pieces at the
end of the concert
A Small Green Patch
348 Bergen St
1:00 Leah Coloff cellist & singer
3:00 Mary Westlake
4:00 Siddharth J. Mehta
Clinton Hill
Fresh Fanatic
275 Park Ave
1:00 Griot Blues spoken word/
musical duo
2:00 Omega Sirius Moon eclectic
& electric
5:00 Phil Cohen a musician’s
musician who plays rock and folk
6:00 Brook Pridemore dancey,
yell-y, sing-y good time
Green in BKLYN
432 Myrtle Ave
12:00 Cosmic Messages
1:00 Sanpo Matsumoto electronic
musician dismantles sounds
2:00 The Statue of David
indietronica duo
3:00 Barry Kay in the style of early
70s singer-songwriters
6:00 Daryl Shawn one-man band
with a gut-string guitar
Hillstock Fest at Putnam
Triangle Plaza
Fulton St & Grand Ave
5:00 Boytoy hooky surf-pop
6:00 The Brooklyn What NYC rock
7:00 Brown Rice Family world
roots
JACK
505 1/2 Waverly
3:00 – 6:00 experimental and
electronic acts
Putnam’s Pub & Cooker
419 Myrtle Avenue,
Downstairs
Dark: Clinton Hill DJ Misbehavior
Safeway Locksmith &
Hardware
998 Bedford Ave
4:30 Nubreed Generation re-birth
of hip hop with a message
5:00 – 8:00 DLK heavy riffage
Soco
509 Myrtle Ave
4:00 – 8:00 Swagga Band
featuring Chocolat Jared soul
& funk
CONEY ISLAND
Boardwalk
W 10th St
4:00 Oliver Dagum
6:00 Fey Eugenio
7:00 TARA electropop and soul
Wonder Wheel
3059 W 12 St
1:30 Max Alper composer,
improviser, vocalist, and multi-
instrumentalist
2:00 PIMO lo-fi indie folk duo
3:00 Smokey Robotic electronic-
pop-soul-hip-hop mix
4:00 Hot Wheels electronica
5:30 Helen Denham singer-songwriter
6:00 sean360x electronica, fusion
& indie
Crown Heights
739 Franklin Bar
739 Franklin Ave
8:00 Niva the Soul Diva funky
dance music and inspirational R&B
Breukelen Coffee House
764 Franklin Ave
3:00 Painless Parker country
laments and sea shanties
4:00 Carter Zumtobel fine folk and
acoustic merriment
6:00 Julia Weldon indie folk-pop
Cool Pony
733 Franklin Ave
11:00 AM Hello, Fever! folk punk
12:00 Turnery Cody and Adam G.
Holofcener
1:00 ieatpants sci-fi folk
3:00 Karen and Joe pastoral,
psychedelic and angsty folk-rock
dream pop
6:00 Alyssa Robbins Aimee Mann +
Joni Mitchell + Janis Joplin
8:00 The Soon-Another Peruvian
synth-rock
Crown Inn
724 Franklin Ave
4:30 JULIA WELDON indie folk-pop
6:30 Bree Klauser quirky jazz about
love, German folklore and anime
LaunchPad
721 Franklin Ave
11:00 AM A Microscope spare pop
1:00 The Sonnet Man hip hop twist
on Shakespeare
urban folk rock and conscious lyrics
contemplative post-folk
4:00 discoBAASSIK soul/funk/
electronica
5:00 Carter Zumtobel fine folk &
acoustic merriment
6:00 Toys and Tiny Instruments
catchy melodies, crickets, love &
paranoia
ukulele player
8:00 Alissa Vox Raw high-tech soul,
doo-wop and blues
9:00 Throw Vision quirky indie rock
Lily & Fig Bakery
727 Franklin Ave
12:30 Tempuus funky jazz
2:00 Rachel and Carlos Cordeiro
clarinet and voice explore music
theater and free improvisation
PJs MART
630 Nostrand Ave
3:30 Kingdom live band with horn
section from heaven
4:00 DOA
4:30 BaZ hip hop with a lot of swag
5:00 The Piano Man solo pianist
5:30 Joya Bravo
6:00 HOT ICE
7:00 Akasha
7:30 Tennisha reggae singer
Ronald McNair Park
Eastern Parkway
4:30 Mauricia Pascal alt. soca
5:00 Lennox Picou calypso & soul
5:15 Boodoo Singh Tassa Group
four generations of Tassa drummers
5:30 Mellisia James Trinidadian
vocalist simgs calypso
6:00 Yaiquab
6:30 Daria Primus soca & zouk
7:30 New York Pan Stars Steel
Orchestra 20-piece young steel pan
players
Taste Buds
736A Franklin Ave
4:00 Katie Skare
5:15 Nakuu 16-year-old MC
6:00 Franky and the Momos
7:00 Price Tag
8:00 Super Hi-Fi
The West Indies in Crown Heights

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Downtown
Brooklyn
Albee Square Plaza
1 Dekalb Ave
11:00 AM Anne Dearth and Maya
Bennardo flute and violin duo
1:00 Amma Whatt R&B, hip hop,
jazz and world music fusion
2:00 SicksentZ trippy EDM and
hip hop
4:30 D.J. Ace and Much Finesse
postive-vibes hip hop
7:00 – 10:00 SusLife hip hop
showcase
Hoyt Plaza
45 Hoyt St
12:00 James Margolis singer-
songwriter with a loop pedal
Willoughby Plaza
409 Fulton St
11:00 AM – 2:00 Lindsey 70’s style
electronics
5:00 KGenius roots, world and soul
reggae music
8:00 Lina and Sakai
DUMBO
The Archway
Water St & Pearl St
all day Eli Keszler music created by
a site-specific piano wire installation
in the Archway, one day only! Plus
a special performance with So
Percussion at 6:30, presented with
NPR Music and the DUMBO BID
Brooklyn Bridge Park
Pier One, Granite Prospect
acoustic Bluegrass trio
3:00 Bleecker StQ contemporary
world and pop quartet
3:30 Dharma Swara Gender
Ensemble performers from NY’s
village Balinese gamelan ensemble
4:00 Tipsy Oxcart electric, bumpin’
Balkan music
classical
5:30 Dharma Swara Gender
Ensemble
5:45 Gamelan Dharma Swara
6:00 Union Street Preservation
Society complete roots string band
6:30 Nerissa Campbell easy,
swinging film noir jazz
7:00 Gamelan Dharma Swara
ConEd Farragut
Substation
Plymouth St btw Gold St &
Bridge St
7:30 Mass Appeal: Humming
participants will use the transformers
of the ConEd power station as
a drone to create a vibrating,
meditative environment while the sun
sets over the East River. No musical
knowledge needed, just the ability
to hum or sing! A score by John P.
Hastings (HUM 789) will be included
for those who have some musical
training
Galapagos Art Space
16 Main St
12:00 Hungry March Band blazing
entity of brass, blood, steel & wood
Flatbush
BPL: Cortelyou Road
1305 Cortelyou Rd
11:00 AM The Fuzzy Lemons kid-
friendly rock
on Shakespeare
4:00 Taylor Ivana pop/R&B
originals
D’Savannah Bar & Lounge
1460a Flatbush Ave
5:00 Fiyah
9:00 School Ov Thought conscious
hip hop, reggae, Afro-beat
Eladia’s Kids
147 5th Ave
11:00 AM The Sonnet Man hip hop
twist on Shakespeare
Eladia’s Kids
264 Flatbush Ave
6:00 The House Band
7:00 Karaoke Hour!
8:00 Tyler and the Gang
F & J Bake Shop
2085 Nostrand Ave
5:00 Feng Zhu melodica
6:00 The Lounge Act dueling
guitars and sentimental vocals
7:00 Smax Music Caribbean rock
and acoustic soul
Flatbush Caton Vendors
Market Plaza
794-814 Flatbush Ave
1:00 Nakuu 16-year-old MC
1:30 The Soul ChaYsa positive hip
hop and gospel
7:00 Sherita
Gillian Garcia Artistry
1445 Flatbush Ave
1:00 2DIVINE pop, rock, merengue
and hip hop
2:00 Lisa Foster Wilson gospel /
R&B operatic vocals
Glenwood Hardware Inc
1453 Flatbush Ave
10:00 AM Free metaphors,
analogies, and double-entendres
11:00 AM maddanmusic multi-
keyboardist
3:00 100GrandGang a composer
collective
Newkirk Plaza
10:00 AM P.S. 214 K Chorus
2:00 Cesare Papetti percussion
on Shakespeare
5:00 Tempuus funky jazz
6:00 Taylor Ivana pop/R&B
originals
P.S. 119
3829 Ave K
10:00 AM – 2:00 December
Francis
P.S. 139K
330 Rugby Rd
2:00 P.S. 139K 4th Grade Band
2:30 Jeremy Fernandez 16-year-
old urban/pop singer
Woodland
242 Flatbush Ave
1:00 Giancarlo Frank & Corey
Garcia pop-punk, contemporary jazz
and improvisation
2:00 Tempuus gunky jazz
4:00 Elizabeth Sher Broadway,
pop, jazz standards and folk
YMCA
1401 Flatbush Ave
10:00 AM Desmond roots reggae
singer-songwriter
2:00 Charisse Lee Quai
6:00 Aisha urban soul singer-
songwriter
Fort Greene
BPL: Walt Whitman
93 St. Edwards St
1:00 LIJIE think Fiona Apple meets
John Mayer
2:00 MOTP teenage rock band
3:30 jazz with spoken word
Cuyler-Gore Park
795 Fulton St
3:00 Haiti Cultural Exchange
Mizik Ayiti! featuring Brother
High Haitian rara
4:00 Kelly Saint Patrick singer-
songwriter
5:00 Soul Understated feat. Mavis
‘SWAN’ Poole soul, jazz, and gospel
6:00 Pillow Theory
7:00 BatalaNYC all women Afro-
Brazilian drum ensemble
Fort Greene Park
at Tomorrow sculpture
1:00 P.S. 20 Chorus
musical duo
at Monument Terrace
5:00 – 8:00 Opera On Tap and
American Opera Projects present
new American opera and music
theatre projects
Gnarly Vines
350 Myrtle Ave
2:00 Libby & Nicholas local duo on
vocals & ukuleles
4:00 Andrew Ahr neighborhood jazz
musician
Le Petit Bakery
354 Myrtle Ave
12:30 – 3:30 Edwin Vazquez
songs in English, Spanish and Taino
with Island and City grooves
5:00 Sullied Accolades jazz, folk,
and gypsy
6:30 Benny Lopez Trio
Greenpoint
American Playground
389 Milton St
5:00 CALLS instrumental 2-piece
6:00 VULTUS heavy metal hard
7:00 Escape Time multi-
instrumental live looping
8:00 John Wilkes Booth rock
Cato’s Army & Navy
654 Manhattan Ave
5:00 The Fascinators old jazz for
the new depression
McGolrick Park
Nassau Ave & Russell St
1:00 Polish Theater Institute E.
European version of Midsummer
Night’s Dream (Night of Kupala)
Milk and Roses
1110 Manhattan Ave
1:00 Tania Stavreva
2:00 Carolyn Enger classical
concert pianist
4:00 Parhelion Trio
5:00 Pandafan indie-folk
Newtown Creek
Nature Walk
Paidge Ave & Provost St
4:00 New Music Flash Choir
Dafna Naphtali leads a flash choir
made up of contemporary classical
singer compatriots in original and
experimental works
Gowanus
Thomas Greene
Playground
3rd Ave at Douglass St.
6:00 Super Hi Fi jazz-inflected
trombones, Jamaican dub, Latin funk
7:00 Drum and Samples
Colombian folk rhythms reinvented
w/ electronics
Gemini & Scorpio Loft
Douglass St. between 3rd
ave & Nevins
Dark: Gowanus electronic dance party
10:00 Sanpo Matsumoto media
artist & electronic musician
10:45 DCRK jazzy electronica
dream pop
electronica
1:15 Khybot punk and hip hop
influenced computer music
Park Slope
with additional performances
curated by Park Slope Fifth Avenue
BID (parkslopefifthavenuebid.com)
Brooklyn Public Library
Grand Army Plaza
4:30 Underground Horns Afro-funk,
bhangra, New Orleans grooves
El Viejo Yayo Restaurant
35 Fifth Ave
2:00 Los Mas Valientes Latin jazz
arrangements & originals
4:00 – 8:00 DJ Sensei Massive,
DJ Krayze and DJ Stacks
Fifth Ave Record Shop
439 5th Ave
10:00 AM The Somerton Suitcase
versatile fusion of rock, jazz, folk,
and reggae
4:00 Aurora Dawn high voltage rock
7:00 Cowpatch guitar rock/jam band
9:00 212th and Hillside post-
psychedelic noise jazz fusion
Freddy’s Bar and
Backroom
627 5th Ave
2:00 DAHL HAUS dreamy alt rock
3:30 Meggin Ceol singer-songwriter
4:30 Claire Hawkins 16-year-old
singer-songwriter
5:00 Even Twice bass and drum
progressive/punk
6:00 Angel Band Jam veteran
country & bluegrass
7:00 Gypsy George & the Open
Road Love Affair indie folk
8:00 Les Sans Culottes
francophonic rockers
GreenSpace @ President
Street
at 5th Ave
7:00 Kristin Porter Bossa Nova,
blues, jazz and neo-soul
Sheep Station
149 4th Ave
7:00 Maracatu New York NYC’s
only ensemble dedicated to
traditional Maracatu de Baque Virado
and northern Brazilian styles
Warren St Marks
Community Garden
623 Warren St
7:00 Bella Voce Singers
45-member multigenerational choir
Prospect Heights
Bitter & Esters
700 Washington Ave
4:00 Kenn Lowy Elliot Smith and
Rod Serling meets David Lynch and
Chris Carter
6:30 The Alex Mallett Band old-
timey songs for broken-hearted banjo
lovers
Branded Saloon
603 Vanderbilt Ave
3:00 Two Boroughs
5:00 Rachel Zevita
6:00 The Dan Sheehan
Conspiracy rock
7:00 Willie Mae Rock Camp for
Girls artists from the non-profit
music & mentoring program
8:00 Bree Klauser quirky songs
about German folklore and anime
heroines
9:00 Note! lo-bit aesthetic
Elberta Restaurant & Bar
335 Flatbush Ave
7:00 Benita Charles soul-stirring
and inspirational music from Harlem
Hanson Dry
925 Fulton St
1:00 – 8:00 featuring Roger Street
Friedman folk, blues and R&B, rock
The Bright Smoke ambient
The Sharp Shadows indie pop
Barbaric Yawp old fashioned, guitar
riff driven funk
Hooti Couture
321 Flatbush Ave
2:30 Hello, Fever! folk punk duo
4:00 Leah Coloff cellist and singer
5:00 Nick Pietrowski violinist and
singer
6:00 Spencer Brill sad pop about
growing a beard and living in Brooklyn
6:30 Echo Bloom orchestral folk
Nu Wave Kultural
Kreations
712 Washington Ave
4:00 Higher Levin steel band
Piquant Restaurant
239 Flatbush Ave
6:00 Fame Junkies eclectic horns
8:00 Parias Ensemble
Sit & Wonder
700 Washington Ave
3:00 The Baby Train raucous,
melodic, emotive Americana
Sunset Park
AmeriKick
5815 5th Ave
7:00 – 10:00 AmeriKick
Casa Vieja
6007 5th Ave
6:00 – 10:00 Panglez Spaget
Mariachis
George’s Restaurant
5701 5th Ave
6:00 – 10:00 Regina Opera
Happy Days
4802 5th Ave
5:00 – 10:00 Sol Tawil
Indonesia in DUMBO
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His & Hers Unisex
5219 5th Ave
5:00 – 10:00 Grupo Cultural, DJ
Johnny’s Pizzeria
5806 5th Ave
6:00 – 10:00 Close Enuf
La Vida Inc
5402 5th Ave
4:00 – 10:00 Max Reiser and the
Apples
Rivera Dry Cleaners
6113 5th Ave
4:00 – 10:00 NY American Talent
Royal Kings
5211 5th Ave
8:00 DJ DMZ and Friends
Tacos Cachanilla
5807 5th Ave
6:00 – 10:00 DJ McFly & Sonido
VC Games
5518 5th Ave
6:00 – 10:00 DJ
Williamsburg
525 Dar
525 Grand St
12:00 Richard Thorne quirky
acoustic pop and urban folk rock
2:00 Gabriel Zucker composer,
classical & jazz pianist
4:00 Christine Sweeney and the
Dirty Stayouts think Grace Potter
meets KT Tunstall
5:00 Baker St garage-rock meets
indie-rock
6:30 The New Gallery Band of
York collaborative and participatory
music and art project
Brooklyn Brewery
79 N 11th St
6:00 – 9:00 A.P. Smith’s 30th
Birthday Extravaganza with The
Inflatable Menagerie and Special
Guests
CAVE Art Space
58 Grand St
4:45 Possibly Apostrophe
5:15 Rioux with Stephon electronic
psychedelic producer
5:45 Big Volcano danceable,
upbeat surf disco
6:45 Xenia Rubinos aggressively
danceable songs
7:15 Jeremy D. Slater multi-
disciplinary artist
City Reliquary
370 Metropolitan Ave
2:00 Glaser Drive sister driven
bluegrass
3:00 Triple A String Band old time
fiddle and banjo from Appalachia
acoustic bluegrass trio
5:00 Twigs traditional, Appalachian
folk
7:00 – 10:00 MMNY After Dark:
City Reliquary presents a
Bluegrass Extravaganza featuring
Union Street Preservation
Society runaway train instrumentals
and down-home harmonies, Sara
Banleigh original tunes that
sound like traditional folk, and
The Bushwick Gospel Singers
harbingers of a new world
Cooper Park
Morgan Ave & Maspeth Ave
5:45 Musical Monk interactive live
storytelling with funk, reggae, ska
7:00 Zap & The Naturals deep
bass grooves, island rhythms and
urban expressions
P.S. 132
320 Manhattan Ave
2:00 P.S. 132 Junior and Senior
Bands
duckduck bar
161 Montrose Ave
6:00 Agent Strange evolving
from the concrete village and urban
alleyways
7:00 NotAFan funk inspired electro-
hop rock
8:00 NinjaSonik punk, hip hop,
skating, and Peter Pan syndrome
Fada Restaurant
530 Driggs Ave
6:00 Mar Salé Rumba Flamenca,
Brazilian rhythms and Spanish pop
7:00 Yaiquab
9:00 Trombonita Bossa Nova,
salsa, standards, boleros and Cuban
Fresthetic
552 Grand St
4:00 Dehpeshcii Musiq hip hop
7:00 Chris Wise & Black Market
Wares Collective hip hop
7:00 – 10:00 The Power Lords
multimedia performance/installation
with robots and monsters
Grand Street BID
Bushwick Ave & Grand St
4:00 Kagero urban-gypsophonic,
groove-loving feel-good band
6:00 Cheating on New York love/
hate songs about NY & Vienna
Kinfolk Studios
90 Wythe Ave
4:00 Pete Galub
5:00 Daniel Harris think Tortoise,
Sonic Youth, and Faraquet
5:30 The Kandinsky Effect post-
modern jazz
6:30 Avi Wisnia and Friends think
Ben Folds meets Norah Jones, if they
had a lovechild in Brazil
9:00 Hard Nips four Japanese girls
with a rockin-heavy metalic party
sound
Liberty Department Store
780 Grand St
4:30 Grand Street Five groove-
oriented danceable funk band
6:30 Andrea Mazzariello solo
performer with novel instruments
LP’n Harmony
683 Grand St
Dark: Williamsburg $1 off any
drink, code “MMNY LP ‘n Harmony”
McCarren Park
Back Lawn, Lorimer St &
Driggs St
5:00 - 10:00 Vaudville Park
presents Splendor in McCarren
Park, featuring Ian M Colletti from
dark wave to post classical Delphic
Oracle new age pop Faten Kanaan
arabwave The Use experimental
theremin What Color is Your
Machine Gun? multi-instrumentalist
and performance artist Eric
Lemmon solo viola and electronics
N. 8th St
68 N 8th St
7:00 The Black Black
8:00 Corrupt Autopilot
9:00 Vulture $hit punk with no
guitars
Nieves Latin Dance Studio
670 Grand St
1:00 Trombonita Bossa Nova,
salsa, Boleros and Cuban Son
6:00 DA LATINGROOVE BAND
hot salsa
Panoply Performance
Laboratory
104 Meserole St
3:00 The Luddites cacophony of
free jazz, funk and pop
Rebelution Ink
560 Grand St
4:00 Dani Tersini
5:00 Watermelon
6:00 Kagero urban-gypsophonic,
groove-loving feel-good band next door
7:00 Progress
8:00 The Mona Passage
Sam, Emma and Laura’s
Music-Fest
199 N 8th St
3:30 Sam Friedman Emma Peleg
Laura Berger
Sheridan Playground
Wythe Ave & S 1st St
5:00 – 8:00 Mass Appeal:
Ukuleles discover why the humble
uke is making a big comeback as
the ultimate People’s Instrument.
Sing-along from 5-6pm, followed by
performances from 6-8pm by NYC’s
rich trove of ukulele all-stars
Sound Booth
776 Lorimer St
2:00 Amelia Marzec enabling
activist communities through
technology
3:00 DCRK jazzy electronica
Sternberg Park
Lorimer St at Montrose Ave
musical duo
6:00 Leon Hash
7:00 Emily Rupp pop/folk flare on
ukulele
8:00 Mappa Mundi
Tender Trap
245 S 1st St
6:00 – 10:00 Tender Trap Jazz
Musicians open jazz jam session:
bring your instrument and sit in on
a tune!
Urban Rustic
236 N 12th St
12:30 I’m Not Holden Caulfield
medio-core folk punk
1:30 Bird to Prey lo-fi indie pop
2:00 Zach Jones garage folk
acoustic pop
2:30 Bill Eberle
3:00 Jesse “Cannonball” Statman
fast-paced, danceable, folky tunes
5:00 PIMO lo-fi indie folk rock
6:00 Gina Mobilio singer-songwriter
UPPER
MANHATTAN
Washington
Heights / Inwood
Beans and Vines
4842 B’dway
3 singer-songwriters
4:00 Jeneen Terrana
7:00 Kierstin Gray
8:30 Mimi
Bennett Park
Ft Washington Av & W 183 St
6:00 Samantha Rise
7:00 Matt Davis’ Aerial
Photograph jazz ensemble to foster
community
Corcho Wine Room
231 Dyckman St
6:00 Sarah Jane Cion
Ft Tryon Park: Linden
Terrace Flagpole
689 Fort Washington Ave
7:00 Demetrius Daniel spoken
word showcase
Inwood Hill Park
Dyckman St
5:00 Academy new classical &
electroacoustic improvisation
6:30 Ghost Ensemble sacred
sound & space, improv and works by
Oliveros, Cage and more
Isham Park
Isham & Park Terrace
5:00 Griot Blues spoken word
La Plaza De las Americas
B’dway & W 175th St
3:00 andPlay violin/viola duo
committed to new works
Le Cheile
839 W 181st St
6:00 Jeneen Terrana singer-
songwriter
7:00 Carmen Magro influenced by
Americana
The Monkey Room
589 Ft Washington Ave
7:00 Olamide hard-driving beats &
soulful lines
8:00 Justina Valentine NJ singer/
rapper
9:00 The Howlin’ Thurstons
instrumental rock
10:00 MMNY After Dark:
Washington Heights
Nail Lounge
4752 B’dway
3:00 Justina Valentine NJ singer
Pick and Eat
4179 B’dway
1:00 Justina Valentine NJ singer
Harlem
Askeya! by Marion
2276 Adam Clayton Powell Blvd
1:00 b.FUNK 5-piece hip hop band
2:30 Two Parallel
4:00 Katrena Rene classic R&B
from Dallas, TX
Bad Horse Pizza
2222 Frederick Douglass
Blvd
5:30 ARRA 12-year-old R&B singer
& dancer
6:45 Soul Unlimited “old school”
cover band with an extensive
repertoire
Casa Frela Gallery
47 W 119th St
2:30 Mara Measor
Chez Lucienne
308 Lenox Ave
4:30 Cynthia Eytina
from Dallas, TX
8:30 Fletchstar Smokey Robinson-
esque
Boulevard Bistro
239 Lenox Ave
6:30 Ajo R&B and soul
Corner Social
321 Lenox Ave
6:00 Da Latingroove Band hot
salsa
Dark: Harlem
Drastadub Studios
31 W 127th St
7:00 – 10:00 Num & Nu Afrika
reggae
Grandma’s Place
84 W 120th St
4:30 KDW Hip Hop Duo middle
school-aged brother and sister
5:00 Jeremy Fernandez 16-yr-old
Bronx native with a free-spirited outlook
Harlem Food Bar
2100 Frederick Douglass Blvd
4:00 – 9:00 DJ Damon Alston
Harlem School of the Arts
645 St Nicholas Ave
5:00 HAS Jazz Strings, HAS Jazz
Student Duo and Power in Praise
Mass Choir
Harlem Tavern
1:00 Tali & The Grind world pop
with Israeli roots and Latin passion
2:30 Olamide singer-songwriter with
hard-driving beats
5:00 Amma Whatt musical
storyteller

Hope Steven Garden
1656 Amsterdam Ave
from Dallas, TX
2:30 Yolanda R. sings R&B, pop
3:15 Zeek ‘The Experience’
4:00 Bryan “Smooth” Perry time-
stopping R&B vocals
5:00 Camille Gainer soulful blend
6:00 Petula Beckles award-winning
gospel & jazz
Jackie Robinson Park
85 Bradhurst Ave
4:00 Brian J 15-year-old pop/R&B
singer from Montville, CT
6:45 Zdub
Jacob Restaurant
373 Lenox Ave
2:00 Desmond roots reggae
Jacob Restaurant
4:30 Tschaka Tonge a regular on
the Harlem reggae & jazz scene for
30+ years
Jado Sushi
8:00 Rubyboo Records presents
“This Ain’t your Daddy’s Jazz”
featuring Willis Wilson & Traci Tota
Johnson Community
Center
1833 Lexington Ave
5:00 NYCHA Youth Chorus
L Lounge
6:00 KFHox Bronxite singer and
actor (appears in Kanye’s “Monster”
video)
7:30 Zeek ‘The Experience’
Lakshmi Community
Garden
224 W 123rd St
6:00 Adela and the Ucars
experimental 4 piece indie
7:00 The Goddess Lakshmi
Harlem-based roots, reggae and
psychedelica
Lenox Coffee
60 W 129th St
1:15 Claire Rodriguez singer-
songwriter
2:30 Ive C Puerto Rican vocalist
sings boleros
5:00 Two Parallel
6:15 James Margolis originals &
covers, sometimes with a loop pedal
8:00 Ken Silverman jazz guitar
Lido
6:30 Frankie Keane singer-
songwriter, R&B/soul
Londel’s Supper Club
6:45 Kat Webb Austin soul singer
8:00 Ajo soul and R&B
Marcus Garvey Park
Amphitheatre
4:00 Harlem Witness gospel & hip
hop with an urban flavor
4:30 Zdub
4:45 Revol’Angleo social-anarchist
New-Age Revolutionary hip hop
5:00 Lowfi - locked on wisdom for
insight hip hop
NYPL: Harlem Library
9 W 124th St
3:30 Fayola classically-trained
singer with doo-wop jazz chops
NYPL: George Bruce
518 W 125th St
2:00 Dalito ft. Ronny
Ristorante Settepani
196 Lenox Ave
St. Nicholas Miracle
Garden
330 St. Nicholas Ave
11:00 AM Petula Beckles award-
winning gospel & jazz
12:00 Clair Reilly-Roe surf rock
3:00 Daria Primus Soca & more,
with a contagious smile
7:30 Helen Denham singer-
songwriter
St. Nicholas Park
St Nicholas & W 135th St
1:30 ARRA 12-year-old R&B singer
& dancer
2:00 B Gerzy soul from NJ
4:00 The Big Boss
4:30 Sukari
SWING A Concept Shop
1960 Adam Clayton Powell
Blvd
4:00 James Margolis originals &
covers, sometimes with a loop pedal
5 & Diamond Restaurant
5:00 Audrey Silver vocal jazz
standards & originals
Lacquer Palace
184 Lenox Ave
2:00 Simona D classy style, killer
vocal range
4:30 Lisa Foster Wilson classical
trained voice, pure gospel emotion
The National Jazz
Museum in Harlem
104 E 126th St
2:00 The Lucky Chops Brass
Band Second Line sounds of New
Orleans
The Winery
257 W 116th St
6:00 Isaac Sussman
7:00 Dawn Drake & ZapOte
original Afro-Latin Funk dance music
William B. Washington
Memorial Garden
321-325 W 126th St
5:30 Simona D classy style, killer
vocal range
6:00 KDW Hip Hop Duo middle
school-aged brother & sister
7:00 Jeremy Fernandez 16-year-
old Bronx native with a free-spirited
outlook
East Harlem
Casa Latina Music Shop
151 E 116th St
2:00 Da Latingroove Band hot
salsa for your enjoyment
sings boleros
East Harlem Cafe
1651 Lexington Ave
5:30 Rolando Rockoso chill jazz
guitar with something to say
sings boleros
La Corsa Pizza
Restaurant
123 E 110th St
3:00 2DIVINE rock, merengue &
hip hop
4:00 Gospel City music to move
crowds and souls
NYPL: 125th Street
224 E 125th St
The Brownstone
24 E 125th St
1:00 Two Parallel
from Dallas, TX
5:00 Fletchstar Smokey Robinson-
esque
Urban Garden Center
1640 Park Ave
5:00 Ana Cifuentes Latin American
music, folklore to current artists
8:00 Marcus Steele
Morningside
Heights
Columbia Secondary
School Community
Garden
Amsterdam Ave & W 119th St
3:30 Face the Music teen string
quartet from Kaufman Music school
4:00 Alchemy Winds flute & oboe
5:30 Le Rogue Trio Gypsy swing &
original jazz
Frederick Douglass
Playground
W 102th St & Amsterdam Ave
2:00 Rachel Arac
4:15 Chorofunk - Pandeiro Beat
multi-media Brazilian percussion
5:00 Cavalier intellectual hip hop
5:45 Portarock
on Shakespeare
Morningside Park
7:15 Kwame & the Uptown
Shakedown diverse and kinetic
soulful rock
8:30 Byron Westbrook In SHUFFLE,
members of the audience wander
with handheld speakers, defining
the arc of the piece through their
navigation of the landscape
9:00 Jonathan Zalben
VIBRATI paints a whimsical and
impressionistic view of the summer
solstice through projections and
recorded and live audio
9:30 Du Yun EVENING PRAYER
brings chants from different musical
and cultural practices together
NYPL: 115th Street
203 W 115th St
2:00 Rolando Rockoso chill jazz
guitar with something to say
Sakura Park
Riverside Dr & W 122 St
11:00 AM Roger Street Friedman
singer-songwriter
12:00 Elijah Shiffer
classical
2:00 Nailah Nombeko soprano
Adrienne Patino and violinist Vita
Wallace perform Nallah’s songs
written to the poetry of Felicia
Hemans
2:30 Solstice Singers a cappella mix
3:00 Mass Appeal: Toy Pianos
Alexa Dexa debuts “Spottings on
Safari,” composed for any even
number of toy pianos and tape.
Inspired by John Cage, Spottings on
Safari provides children and adults
the opportunity to perform together
in an unconventional way.
Toy pianists of all ages are
encouraged to participate.
Contact Alexa for more info:
lopsidedart@gmail.com
4:00 Dominic Cammarota classical
& modern Japanese shakuhachi
6:00 Adam and Raysh klezmer,
Celtic, classical
St. John the Divine: Peace
Fountain
1047 Amsterdam Ave
5:30 Mass Appeal: Harps everyone
is welcome to come, lever and
pedal harps alike. No stairs! Short
rehearsal at 4:15; email alyssa@
alyssareit.com for details
6:30 Mass Appeal: Mass join
acclaimed conductor Kent Tritle
for a heavenly sing-it-yourself
performance of Faurés Requiem
and Cantique de Jean Racine,
accompanied by harpist Alyssa
Reit and her Mass Appeal Harp
ensemble. Singers of all kinds are
invited to join! The only requirement
is to show up, with music in hand
and joy in heart 7:30 Mass Appeal:
“Anyone’s Story” a 20-minute mass
singing event by Paul Pinto. Singers
sing in 4-part harmony but everyone
makes up their own lyrics, creating
a chorale of individual stories, rants,
questions, answers, and opinions. All
ages are invited, no experience or
rehearsal required. Just bring your
portable music player (smart phone,
iPod, mp3 player), headphones and
sunglasses. Download the sing-along
track at pfpinto.com/anyone or email
pfpinto@gmail.com
Central Park
France & India in Central Park
Central Park
Summerstage
Rumsey Playfield
7:00 – 10:00 IAM with special
guest Rakim French hip hop group
mixes both rage and intelligence,
infused with the sounds of Egyptian,
African, Asian and American music.
Legendary hip hop artist Rakim’s
iconic album Paid in Full has been
deemed “the greatest hip hop
album of all time” by Rolling Stone.
Presented in association with the
Cultural Services of the French
Embassy and the French Music
Export Office
Dairy Lawn
enter at 59th St & 6th Ave
4:00 – 8:00 HarmoNYom: A
Rhythmic Journey of Indian
Classical Music
Dalehead Arch
64th St & West Dr
7:00 Mass Appeal: Accordions
Melissa Elledge leads an all-
accordion performance of the
minimalist classic “In C” by Terry
Riley, under a stone arch. All
accordionists are welcome, email
melissaknowsbest@gmail.com to join!
Frederick Douglas Circle
CPW & 110th St
6:00 New York Taiko Aiko
Kai traditional Japanese percussion
Great Oval Hill
W 104th St & CPW
11:00 AM Cynthia Goddeau singer-
songwriter
12:00 Elaine Romanelli indie folk/
pop with a Celtic lilt
2:00 Joe Miller
3:00 Paul Tabachneck folk pop
4:00 Folk Music Society and NYC
Street Singers present a sing-
around Hootenanny
6:30 New York Late Starters
String Orchestra supportive,
noncompetitive chamber orchestra
for beginning or recently returning
adults
Lake Music
enter at W 77th & CPW
Americas Society and MMNY present
large-scale works by Canadian
composer R. Murray Schafer
7:30 AM TILT Brass performs Dawn
from “Music for Wilderness Lake”
5:00 George Steel conducts
“Credo” for 144 singers on rowboats
8:30 TILT Brass performs Dusk
from “Music for Wilderness Lake”
Strangers Gate
W 106th & CPW
6:00 Mass Appeal: Harmonicas
free harmonicas will be provided
by Hohner for you to play & keep!
Anyone is welcome: kids, young
people, adults, seniors, and whole
families. International harmonica
virtuoso Jia-Yi He will conduct
a mini seminar, and lead you in a
massed harmonica band. Even if
you’ve never played before, after
40 minutes you’ll be able to join in
on “Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star” and
“When the Saints Go Marching In”
Wollman Rink Terrace
4:00 Mass Appeal: Flutes a
2-hour performance venue just for
flutists, all ages and skills welcome.
Lead by Mary-Ann Tu, founder of
Masterclasses NYC, and Valerie
Holmes from the Kaufman Special
Music School. Sightreading and
prepared performances are on the
agenda. All ages and ability levels
welcome! Just bring your flutes (high
and low!), a music stand, & binder
clips so your music doesn’t fly away
Upper East Side
Cozy’s Cuts For Kids
1416 2nd Ave
1:30 The Fuzzy Lemons kid-
friendly rock about smelly shoes,
being nice to monsters
Mount Vernon Hotel
Museum & Garden
421 E 61st St
5:00 Gibraltar Jazz retro & rocking
Museum of Motherhood
401 E 84th St
2:00 Adam Fisher (Adam and the
Argentinians) moves freely between
jazz, tango, & classical

Carl Schurz Park:
Playground
E 84th St & E End Ave
4:00 The Fuzzy Lemons kid-
friendly rock about jumping in
puddles, funky hair
Upper West Side
97th St Greenmarket
at Columbus Ave
10:00 AM Catahoula Cajun Band
Southern Louisiana-style 2-steps &
waltzes
11:30 Amanda Thorpe bittersweet,
evocative singer-songwriter
Brandeis High School
Garden
Amsterdam Ave & W 84th St
Sponsored by Council Member Gale
A. Brewer & Brandeis HS
4:00 Sarah DeLeo jazz vocalist
5:00 Hippie In A Can teenage
psych-rock trio
6:00 Sean Grissom cellist and
subway entertainer
7:00 Poez spoken word pioneer
MLK Educational Complex
Plaza
122 Amsterdam Ave
Kaufman Center presents 6:30
Face the Music & Peabody
Preparatory Wind Symphony
teen new music ensemble, with
Baltimore’s Peabody Prep Wind
Symphony, play major works by John
Adams
La Boite en Bois
Restaurant
75 W 68th St
4:30 Greg Smith Group Hall &
Oates meets Van Halen
8:00 Maynard and the Musties
NYPL: 67th Street
328 E 67th St
3:30 Elina Akselrud Ukrainian-
American classical pianist
NYPL: Columbus
742 10th Ave
NYPL: Riverside
127 Amsterdam Ave
1:00 Martha Mooke electro-
acoustic violist, classical with digital
effects and improv
P.S. 84 Garden
32 W 92nd St
2:00 P.S. 84 Lilian Weber Rhythm
Band and Recorder Ensemble
Riverside Park
at 110th St
3:00 – 10:00 The Songwriters’
Exchange of Greenwich Village:
Mini Folk Fest day one of their
yearly Mini Folk Fest, with over 17
artists
at 100th St
11:00 AM Stephen Lewis
interactive computer-controlled
music
12:00 Nhu AnDo singer-songwriter
1:00 Jake Marmer
1:30 Hartford Independent
Percussion Performing
Organization (HIPPO) provocative
sonic landscapes
Sapphire
1845 B’dway
5:00 – 8:30 Les Ballets de l’Opera
Chinois de New York fuses traditional
Beijing opera w/ classical ballet
Straus Park
B’dway & W 106 St
7:30 Mass Appeal: Recorders
noted performer/conductor Deborah
Booth leads a recorder PLAY-IN
to help raise the profile of this
wonderful instrument. The repertoire
will include a selection of pieces
from the Renaissance, Baroque, and
contemporary eras including Bach,
Telemann, Gabrieli, Josquin, and
ragtime composers. All recorder
players (non-beginners) are welcome;
bring music stands with clips for
outdoor playing, and RSVP
deborah@flute-recorder-
deborahbooth.com
Theodore Roosevelt Park
Columbus Ave & W 81 St
6:30 Mass Appeal: Mandolins
the NY Mandolin Orchestra (est.
1924) leads the Mass Appeal
featuring mandolins, mandolas, &
mandocellos, with music by Lennon/
McCartney, Leroy Anderson, Bach, &
Duke Ellington, conducted by Jeffrey
Ellenberger. Musicians of all ages
and levels are welcome to join! RSVP:
spencerbk@yahoo.com
Whole Foods
808 Columbus Ave
playing together 11:00 AM – 3:00
Steve Elliot, Andrea Wright
expressive and vulnerable jazz folk
Marion Cowings master of scat
vocals, Smalls Jazz Club regular
MIDTOWN
Hell’s Kitchen
Hell’s Kitchen Park
10th Ave & W 47th St
12:00 Frankie Keane Chicago
singer-songwriter
1:00 Trumpet Grrrl brings her
Converse Rubber Tracks studio work
1:30 Alissa Vox Raw soul, doo-wop
and blues with a loop pedal
2:00 Caprice Starbrite sassy rock
2:30 School of Rock NYC
14-17-year-olds play rock classics
3:00 Laura Eister sweet, soulful
crooning
3:30 If All Else Fails a hard-rock
band of friends
4:00 Harrison Fine blend of organic
and synth
4:30 Two Boroughs
5:00 Angela Everwood country
singer
5:30 Motor Heart Man alt. grunge
infused rock band
6:00 Jed Luckless
6:30 Wooden HEZ three-piece rock
with grunge on the brain
7:00 Peace of Heart Choir non-
profit promotes healing & diversity
through music
7:30 Gotham Rock Choir NYC’s
only choir devoted to pop, rock and
soul
High School For
Environmental Studies
444 W 56th St
11:00 AM Oscar Bazan Trio
instrumental rock trio
12:00 Ivan Del Aguila Combo
jazz, rock, and good old fashioned
jamming
Oasis Community Garden
505 W 52nd St
5:00 Taluna Italian gypsy band with
soulful singing, accordions, violins,
guitars, tambourines
6:00 Yolanda R.
7:00 Carlos Jimenez Mambo
Dulcet jazz flautist and band leader
8:00 Kings County Ramblers
scrappy group of pickers
9:00 Codigo Sur unites the vast
sonic landscape of South America
Midtown East
245 Park Ave
Lexington Ave side
12:00, 12:30, 1:00 Arts Brookfield
presents The Jazz Saxophone 3
short sets by Stacy Dillard
300 Madison Ave
lobby
short sets by the Dan Martin Trio
601 Lexington Ave
11:00 AM – 2:00 Boston
Properties presents Toot Sweet!
French chansons, 50s rock, and 60s
soul fill venues with joy
Dag Hammarskjold Plaza
833 1st Ave
3:00 and 5:00 3 for 4 father and
two sons play The Beatles
Fragrance & Beauty
Outlet
301 Madison Ave
1:30 School Ov Thought feel good
music with a conscious message
3:00 Paul Phillips Band indie fun!
8:00 Zdub
NYPL: 58th Street
127 E 58th St
2:00 Dave Hall “an artist of
considerable lyrical clout” (NY Times)
NYPL: Grand Central
135 E 46th Street
1:00 Elizabeth Sher sings
Broadway, pop, jazz
Ralph Bunche Park
E 43rd St
4:00 Brendan Albert raw and
honest
and blues with a loop pedal
4:45 Ariel Camaligan traditional
Puerto Rican folk with contemporary
songwriting
5:00 The Graduates prog-rock
from NJ
5:30 Nikki O. buttery tone and
powerful pipes
6:15 Dancing Goats groove band
blends old school R&B with anything
they feel like
7:00 Two Boroughs
only choir devoted to pop, rock and
soul
Turtle Bay Music School
244 E 52nd St
11:00 AM Turtle Bay Music School
Faculty Performers
Band! Second Line sounds of New
Orleans
12:00 Matthew Silberman
1:00 andPlay violin/viola duo
committed to new works Laura
Eister sweet, soulful crooning
1:30 Sasha Papernik
2:00 Turtle Bay Orff-estra
3:00 Tonal Emersion passionate &
touching
4:00 oMoO layered loops, voice,
a music box, and a sampler Neo
Blues Maki new approach to old-
school Japanese soul
ukulele player
Vero Wine Bar
1004 2nd Ave
5:45 Paul Sforza
Midtown West
Israel in Midtown
Bryant Park
6th Ave & W 41st St
12:30 R*Time (Reut Regev)
trombonist/composer and her
unabashedly modern jazz trio.
Presented with Israel’s Office of
Cultural Affairs in NY
Desmond’s Steakhouse
513 7th Ave at 38th St
1:00 Helen Denham singer-songwriter
2:00 KenWade journey through the
American musical landscape
3:00 Noah Becke well-travelled jazz
saxophonist
only choir devoted to pop, rock & soul
7:00 Tracy Mothershed jazz
vocalist with a warm sound
9:00 Paul Mills aka Poez spoken
word pioneer
Gibson NYC Showroom
421 W 54th St
7:30 – 3:00 AM MMNY After Dark:
Gibson Presents the Official
MMNY Afterparty Bands and
DJ sets by Emanuel Gibson, CC
Sheffield, Chaz Van Queen and
more! Late-night open stage jam and
drinks all night long brought to you
by Emanuael Gibson, Christian
Detres (CD3 Productions) and
Gibson Guitars. RSVP by 6/20
clara@makemusicny.org
Grace Building (Plaza)
1114 Ave of the Americas
short sets by Dmitry Baevsky
Korea in Midtown
Herald Square
6th Ave at 34th St
3:00 NY Korean Traditional
Marching Band Chun-seung Lee
leads the first organization that
actively promotes and performs
Daechwita outside of Korea.
Presented with the Korean Cultural
Service and Isabel Soffer
6:00 Mass Appeal: Gongs gongs
have been used for communication,
processions, and religious
ceremonies since ancient times. Here
is your chance to feel the vibrations.
From small tuned (nipple) gongs to
large tam tams, a variety of metallic
creations will be on hand for you to
join this dramatic performance led by
percussion duo Loop 2.4.3
Waltz 24
42nd St at 7th Ave
12:30 Mass Appeal: 49 Waltzes
John Cage’s 1977 Ode to New York
City invites anyone and everyone to
share what they hear at 147 sites
throughout the five boroughs. On
June 21, led by Avant Media, we will
attempt to document sounds at all
147 addresses, and we need your
help! Anyone with a smartphone,
audio recorder, or camera can take
part by visiting a site, uploading
a field recording, and sharing the
link , giving a worldwide audience a
glimpse into the city on the summer
solstice. This group meet-up will
celebrate the day and allow us to
make multi-angle recordings.
Visit 49waltzes.com/mmny for more info
Chelsea
Big Road in Chelsea
235 W 23rd St
10:00 AM Big Road Blues Band
acoustic prewar blues
12:00 The Highland Divas folk
music of Ireland, Scotland & N. Zealand
1:00 Pork Chop Willie and
Melissa Tong music from the
northern Mississippi hill country
2:00 Ken Ficara old-timey music on
a the harmonitronica, an instrument
of his own creation
3:00 Los Hijos de la Gran Puna
Andean musics
4:00 Fuzzy Island ragtime-
influenced guitar arrangements of
pop standards
5:00 Sasha Papernik
6:00 Buck Meek and Shine hot
jazz, Romanian waltzes, & klezmer
7:00 Alan Gilbert brass quintet
8:00 Robin Greenstein singer-
songwriter
8:45 World Music to Support
Japan high-energy percussion and
dance jam featuring rhythms from Brazil
BreakThru Radio
116 W 23rd St
12:00 BreakThru Radio Artists
2:00 Bird Courage
5:00 Dead Stars early 90s fuzzy rock
The General Theological
Seminary
440 W 21st St
6:30 Chelsea Winds Recorder
Ensemble renaissance to modern
on recorders
Meatpacking
District
Gansevoort Plaza
Ninth Ave & W 12th
12:00 New Music Collage cross-
continental program with live
performances of over 40 newly-
composed vignettes
7:00 The Greenwich Village
Orchestra Brass Quintet a
selection of popular orchestral
favorites, pop tunes, marches & more
Dubspot
348 W 14th St
all day electronica
12:00 Dubspot Students and
Instructor Performances
12:45 SumKind
4:00 Baba Israel and Duv
produced by Yako 440
8:00 Exaltron
High Line
at W 15th St
8:00 High Line Live! Presents:
Mungo Thompson Cricket
Orchestra a chamber orchestra of
violins, flutes & percussion mimics
the sound of crickets, based on
transcribed field recordings
at 21st St
8:15 Mass Appeal: 49 Waltzes
John Cage’s 1977 Ode to New York
City invites anyone and everyone to
share what they hear at 147 sites
throughout the five boroughs. Visit
49waltzes.com/mmny for more info

Zimbabwe in Chelsea
Hudson River Park:
Pier 45
West St & W 10th St
12:00 Stormin’ Norman & Friends
originals with a bluesy New Orleans
flavor
1:00 Wiktor electro-acoustic
2:00 Poingly rock your socks off
2:30 mbiraNYC Shona mbira music
from Zimbabwe
4:00 Sanpo Matsumoto media
artist & electronic musician
5:00 Lynne Watson and Positive
N-ergy high quality, professional funk
7:00 Max Gallico singer-songwriter
Murray Hill
NYPL: Kips Bay
446 3rd Ave
1:00 Noah Becker well-travelled
jazz saxophonist
Straus Performing Arts
Center
225 E 27th St
12:00 – 4:00 NYCHA Talent Show
Winners talented public housing
residents with bmz positive hip hop
and Feng Zhu melodica
Gramery / Flatiron
Calvary-St. George’s
Church
61 Gramercy Park N
4:00 Alexa Babakhanian multi-
media composition “There was a
Child Went Forth”, based upon Walt
Whitman’s Poem Leaves of Grass,
performed by children and seniors
6:00 Jazz Conception Orchestra
9-piece collective, in the Jazz idiom
and beyond
Flatiron Building Plaza
B’dway & E 23rd St
6:30 Mass Appeal: Cellos
Brooklyn-based cellist Shayne
Lebron (shaynelebron@gmail.com)
leads participants in works of J.S.
Bach, and other music popularized
by Pablo Casals. There will also
be an improvisatory piece with
real-time composition. Cellists
of all ages and skills can easily
participate! Bring your own cello,
stand, and clothespins; all music
will be provided. Rehearsal at 6:30,
performance at 7:00
SGI-USA
7 E 15th St
6:00 Emily Dawn Joffee folk pop
7:30 Mike Walters: Two But Not
Two jazz saxophone
Stuyvesant Square
2nd Ave & E 15 St
5:00 Bleecker StQ uber-groovy
string quartet
5:30 EZstein
7:30 16 oz’s
Union Square
B’dway & W 14th
4:00 – 7:00 Mass Appeal:
Guitars Guitar World Magazine
and NYC Guitar School host this
epic ensemble of guitarists open
to players of all ages, styles, and
skill-levels! Festivities begin at 4pm
with practice sessions and booths;
play-along jam at 6pm will feature
songs by the Beatles, Florence +
The Machine, Tom Petty, CCR, and
more, led by guitarists Mark Stewart,
MilitiA, and more!
Worth Square
B’dway & W 25 St
6:00 Mass Appeal: Violas 3rd
annual Mass Viola event led by
Sharon Bohen Riley, with classical
music and country fiddle tunes. All
levels of players are welcome. Email
for info: sharon_b_riley@yahoo.com
DOWNTOWN
Chinatown
Alfred E. Smith Park
80 Catherine St
1:00 – 4:00 P.S. 126 / MAT Band
program
Columbus Park Pavilion
69 Mulberry St New York, NY
12:00 – 3:00 Lin Sing Manhattan
Music Club Inc. community based
multi-disciplinary art group presents
annual concert featuring their choir,
music ensemble, solo singing and
dance troupes
Division St & Bowery St
6:00 Florentine Music School
Students, Faculty & Friends,
Chinatown Partnership Festival
Musicians
6:30 New Apostolic Christian
Choir Chinatown promoting peace
& love through music
NYPL: Chatham Square
33 E B’dway
2:00 Kyle Tieman-Strauss & Buck
McDaniel cellist & organist, composers
East Village
Abe Lebewohl Park
E 10th St & 2nd Ave
4:00 Inky Glass Robert Johnson
meets Janis Joplin
4:30 Wendy
5:00 Lucy Kalantari family friendly
ukulele
5:30 Kole Hansen
6:30 Nhu An Do
6:30 Karen Davis
7:00 Allison’s Invention singer-
songwriter
7:30 Dorit heavy minimalism with E.
European gypsy influences
5 Napkin Burger
150 E 14th St
6:00 Josh Flagg poetic rock
6th St & Ave B Garden
7:00 East River Jazz Band big
band-style standards and originals
Charlie Parker House
9th St & Ave B
11:00 AM – 3:00 Ras Moshe jazz
saxophone
Ella Lounge
9 Ave A
5:00 The Shook Ones female pop
punk trio
5:30 The Nicholas James Band
old blues, traditional rock, funk & soul
7:00 Giant Flying Turtles high
energy roots music
8:00 Zeek ‘The Experience’ soul-
stirring pop and jazz singer
First Park
33 E 1st St
12:00 Electric Djinn electronic
music
1:00 Christopher Safos gutbucket
blues and dreamy explorations
2:00 Amanda Thorpe bittersweet,
evocative singer-songwriter
5:00 Ben Brody electric guitar
master
Green Oasis Community
Garden
E 8th St btw Ave C & Ave D
5:00 Erel Pilo think Fiona Apple and
Billie Holiday
6:00 Pete Margolis reworked
Americana classics
7:00 Zak Sherzad music at the
intersection of jazz and digital
technologies
8:00 All City Gang rap with slick
lyrics and new age beats
Joe’s Pub Block Party
Astor Place
12:00 – 7:00 Joe’s Pub presents
Beck Song Reader Stage Beck’s
sing-it-yourself album, all day
long, with house bands Balthrop,
Alabama and Mother Falcon
Nuyorican Poets Cafe
236 E 3rd St
1:00 Chorofunk - Pandeiro Beat
multi-media Brazilian percussion
2:00 Tunacola Chilean electropop
3:00 Drumadics Afro-centric funk
from a 10-piece percussion band
4:00 Sweet Electra Spanish
electronica
Sidewalk Cafe
94 Ave A
11:00 AM MOTP teenage rock band
contemplative Americana dance
post-folk
1:15 NWSPR new wave electronica
2:15 Wyland
3:15 Of Clocks and Clouds synth
punk
5:15 Meggin Ceol singer-songwriter
6:15 Paul Claro
7:15 Lame Drivers freeform power-
pop
8:15 Mercury Morning indie rock
9:15 The Current -- NYC
Contemporary A Cappella pop,
rock, R&B and folk
10:00 MMNY After Dark: East
Village
Sidewalk Next To Table 12
186 Ave A
6:00 According To Wendy reggae
to acoustic rock
Supercuts
19 St. Marks Place
7:00 – 10:00 Globular Cluster
family-friendly musical arts collective
Tompkins Square Park
E 7th & Ave A
4:00 – 8:00 Brass Ascension
Submerge yourself in the lush,
euphoric sound of brass! Veteran
NYC independent producer
Sara Valentine and musical director
Frank London celebrate the brass
tradition with performances by
The Himalayas (led by Kenny
Wollesen), PitchBlak Brass
Band, Lucky Chops Brass Band,
a double brass quintet from the
Brooklyn Wind Symphony, Tom
Zlabinger and students from York
College, Shinbone Alley Stilt
Band, and a special appearance by
Extra Action Marching Band from
Oakland, CA
Greenwich Village
/ West Village
AIDS Memorial Wall
West St at Bank St
4:00 – 7:00 mbiraNYC Shona
Mbira music from Zimbabwe
Bleecker Playground
Hudson St & W 11 St
5:00 Mass Appeal: Double Reeds
the oboes, bassoons and English
horns of the NY area join to perform
repertoire from cultures around the
world! Yue Cheng, principal oboist
of the Shanghai Philharmonic,
shares his expertise on music of
his homeland, arranged for double
reed ensemble, followed by Handel’s
“Royal Fireworks.” No rehearsal
necessary; just bring your horn and a
music stand
Village Alliance
MacDougal St & W 8th St
1:00 Jeff Jacobs
3:00 Fame Junkies
4:00 Brian Follweller
5:00 Paul & Bets
Camaje Bistro
85 MacDougal St
2:00 Siddharth J. Mehta
7:30 The New Thereminstrals
indie rock on theremin and guitar
Christopher Park
(Sheridan Square)
Christopher St at W 4 St
3:00 – 6:00 Songwriter’s Beat a
showcase brought to you by NYC’s
premiere night for performing
songwriters
6:00 Renaissance Street Singers
sacred music from the golden age of
polyphony
Composer’s Collaborative
Block Party
Cornelia St
11:00 AM Mass Appeal:
Keyboards Yamaha will donate 175
keyboards for the world premiere
of ‘Broken Record’, a 30-minute
composition by Jed Distler for 175
keyboards and grand piano. This
outdoor block party performance
will set a new Guinness Book record
for the world’s largest keyboard
ensemble! To join, email pierre@
makemusicny.org
First Presbyterian Church
12 W 12th St
4:00 Show Stoppers seniors
performing pop standards
Gould Plaza
40 W 4th St
7:00 Vocal Heights co-ed a
cappella sings contemporary rock
and pop
Jackson Square Park
W 13 St & Greenwich Ave
10:00 AM – 8:00 Plus One
11:00 AM The Black River Rabble
Rousers guitar, accordion, mandolin
and bass 12:00 Jim Danner singer-
songwriter with roots in Austin, TX
1:00 Mike Holliday just a man with
songs to sing
3:00 The Mad Hatters Irish
tradition with American class
4:00 Elaine Romanelli indie folk/
pop with a hint of Celtic lilt
6:00 Roger Street Friedman folk,
blues, R&B, rock and country
7:00 Good Grief jazz
La Guardia Corner
Community Garden
LaGuardia Pl & Bleecker St
5:00 Kings County Ramblers
bluegrass, rag time, Americana improv
8:15 The Nevermind Orchestra
Nirvana reinterpreted through New
Orleans-style brass
Little Red Square
Bleecker St & 6th Ave
6:00 Mass Appeal: Saxophones
co-led by Jessica Lurie and
Stefan Zeniuk, we are looking for
saxophonists of all horns and levels
to join this Mass Appeal. We’ll be
joined by great NYC horn players
such Ras Moshe, Calire Dailey,
members from RMO, the Tiptons,
the Himalayas, and Zion80 Big
Band, playing avant-garde free jazz,
structured improvisations, micro-big
band, gospel, whimsical jazz and
nocturnal funk. RSVP: zipamusic@
gmail.com
NYPL: Hudson Park
66 Leroy St
2:00 Adam Tully Tango Trio
traditional instrumentals from
Argentina
Peanut Butter & Co.
240 Sullivan St
12:00 Rainbow Fresh Retro 70s
3:30 Toot Sweet! French chansons,
standards, 50s rock, 60s soul &
original songs
6:30 The Mona Dahls rootsy
grooves, and bluesy riffs
7:30 Andi Rae Healy
The Quarter
522 Hudson St
11:00 AM Daryl Shawn one-man
band with a gut-string guitar and
flamenco twist
12:00 Bree Klauser quirky jazzy
lyrics about German folklore and
anime heroines
1:15 Paul Mills aka Poez spoken
word pioneer
2:15 Kira Lyra singer-songwriter
4:00 Catahoula Cajun Band
Northern Fried Cajun
5:15 Noshir Mody ethnic jazz-rock
7:15 ensemble, et al.
contemporary percussion ensemble
9:00 The Speakeasys acoustic jazz
and Bossa Nova

Lower East Side
Afro Asian Block Party
Suffolk St & Delancey
4:45 Megumi Watada Japanese
pop singer
5:30 d’Mor hip hop
7:00 2 Divine Latin
7:30 Salome James blues and jazz
Bowery Houston Mural
78 E Houston St
12:00 Elevator9 Productions a
showcase from the collective that
runs a zine, production unit and
record label
1:00 Wyland
1:30 oMoO loops, a music box, and
a sampler
1:30 Nativix Brazilian duo plays
electro rock
2:15 Mano multi-lingual rapper from
Burkina Faso
3:00 Chris Stewart sounds like
nothing until you listen
3:30 Rousseau
Band! Second Line sounds of New
Orleans
6:30 We Are The Wilderness indie
rock and interactive video
CultureFix
9 Clinton St
12:00 Mass Appeal: Circuit Bent
Orchestra with Hans Tammen a
large open form piece, performed
by an ensemble of circuit bent
instrument, noise maker and
smartphones! All are welcome to join,
but must RSVP to hans@tammen.org
2:30 Tania Stavreva
3:00 Carter Zumtobel fine folk and
acoustic merriment
3:30 Helen Denham guitar and
piano
4:30 Jim Danner singer-songwriter
with roots in Austin, TX
5:30 Charlie Weeks
6:30 The Dardys indie pop
7:00 Kris Keyser low-bit
compositions made on Nintendo
Game Boys
7:30 Wiktor electro-acoustic
8:00 Jodi Good
8:30 Cyd Blaise think Karen Dalton
meets Stevie Nicks
9:00 The Lilted tribute to the
musical spirit of the late 60’s
9:30 Poor Remy indie rock
10:00 MMNY After Dark: LES
Le Petit Versailles
346 E Houston St
5:00 Garrin Benfield freestyle
acoustic rock
8:00 DJ Dandylion prolific west
coast DJ
8:30 Bruno G Tavares Bossa Nova
and Tropicalia
9:00 Justin Sayre think Charles
Ludlum meets CharlesBusch
9:30 Amber Martin vocalist and
comedic performance artist
Malt & Mold
221 E B’dway
12:00 Triple A String Band old
time fiddle and banjo band from
southern Appalachia
1:00 Poor Remy indie rock
2:00 Richard Thorne quirky
acoustic pop and urban folk rock
3:00 Andrew James Hughes Top 40s
4:00 Joe Miller
5:00 Jesse “Cannonball” Statman
danceable, folky tunes
7:00 The Nevermind Orchestra
Nirvana reinterpreted through New
Orleans-style brass
Mic-Club at Siempre
Verde Garden
137 Attorney St
3:00 Tracy Thorne
3:30 Dan Douchy
4:00 Nick Danger
5:00 Jens Jepson
5:30 The Fire Fly Project
6:00 Lord Lorax this time, the trees
shall be heard
6:30 Mark Kamhi
7:00 James Reed
7:30 Liam Brown and The Pound
8:00 INKARAYKU Andean music
and performance
NYPL: Tompkins Square
331 E 10th St
3:00 The Library is On Fire art
punk indie rock band
Pier 42
South St at Montgomery St
5:00 Collin Couvillion fingerpickin’,
slide playin’, foot-stompin’ good time
5:45 Desmond roots reggae
6:30 Los Hijos de la Gran Puna
Andean music and performance
classical
P.S. 140
123 Ridge St
12:00 P.S. 140 Band
Sara Roosevelt Park
Chrystie St at E Houston St
4:00 CIRLU
4:30 Hobo Bob and Obsidian
wordsmiths and lyrical poets
6:00 Deep Intent blues, rock, and
funk
7:00 Purple Flame
Lower Manhattan
Bowling Green
B’dway & Beaver St
11:30 AM – 3:30 Grant’s Tomb
10-piece band with a serious horn
section
Brookfield Place
Waterfront Plaza, 220 Vesey St.
short sets by Sam Newsom
City Hall Greenmarket
B’dway at Chambers St
11:00 AM HooP toe tappin’, finger
snappin’, foot Stompin’, crowd
pleasing
12:00 Steven Spost originals, with
some Ray LaMontagne and Jack
Johnson covers
2:00 Waynocat classical, rock, and
jazz ukulele
City Hall Park
B’dway & Park Row
6:00 Polish Theater Institute
musical theater group performs E.
European version of Midsummer
Night’s Dream (Night of Kupala)
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Park
River Terrace & Warren St
2:00 River to River presents:
Peripatetic Audio Visual
Ensemble digital bricoleur
Liubomir Borissov & composer
Konrad Kaczmarek superimpose
new sights/sounds on Lower
Manhattan. Download the app from
rivertorivernyc.com
One New York Plaza
Water & Broad St
short sets by Hailey Niswanger
South Street Seaport
Fulton St & Water St
7:00 Mass Appeal: French Horns
we’ll perform all kinds of Horn-
centric music from classical to jazz
to something we wrote the night
before. All horn players are welcome!
Contact Marshall Sealy, homsinger@
yahoo.com
Zuccotti Park
B’dway & Liberty St
short sets by Sharel Cassity
Soho
Basilica of St. Patrick’s
Old Cathedral
263 Mulberry St
11:00 AM Mariamusician pianist-
singer-songwriter
12:00 Kyle Tieman-Strauss & Buck
McDaniel cellist & organist, composers
1:00 Alchemy Winds flute & oboe
B’dway & Houston St
1:00 Madam West electro-soul trio
2:00 Anyway, so pop
4:00 Trombonita Bossa, salsa, jazz,
bolero & Cuban Son played on trombone
4:45 Risha Gorig dark noir pop
5:30 Lulla Japanese singer-songwriter
6:00 Trombonita Bossa, salsa, jazz,
bolero & Cuban Son played on trombone
7:00 The Kissing Club
7:45 AVANT DUEL dramatic flare,
pulsating synths & big room rock drums
8:30 Risha Gorig dark noir pop
NYC iSchool
131 6th Ave
1:00 NYC iSchool Artists students
play rock and jazz
NYPL: Mulberry Street
10 Jersey St
Pera Soho Brasserie
54 Thompson St
6:00 Sinem Saniye Turkish/German
songstress 8:00 Chris Yetner Trio
jazz trio
Soho Square
6th Ave & Spring St
3:00 Ken Camino 17-year-old
makes catchy conversational music
4:00 Sarah Elizabeth Foster
5:00 Supermajor big choruses,
vocal harmony and laser sounds
6:00 NYC# A Cappella 9 person
co-ed
6:30 Codigo Sur landscape of
South America processed through a
contemporary alternative lens
7:00 One Lucky Lady
Tribeca
AnVilEntertainment
Recorders Street Jamz
Duarte Square
2:00 Himes
3:00 plastiq passion all girl rock
band
4:00 The Subtexts reminiscent of
1980s college rock glory days
5:00 Sad Ladders
6:00 Johnny Mellor’s Bastardos
louder in a four-piece than anything Phil
Spector could ever have wished for
7:00 Teribalanamal new wave /
post-punk 3 piece
The Flea Theater
41 White St
7:00 Gregg Wramage +
Yotam Haber, featuring the
Contemporaneous Ensemble
Los Americanos
305 Church St
5:00 – 9:00 Secret Weapon
mashup of turntables, keyboards,
guitars and bass
NYPL: New Amsterdam
9 Murray St
Saleya
65 W B’dway
4:00 The Alex Mallett Band old-
timey songs for broken-hearted banjo
lovers
8:30 Kat Webb Austin, TX-born soul
singer
Tribeca Park
W B’dway & Beach St
5:00 David Chidsey Spanish Guitar
6:00 Flor de Toloache NYC’s only
all-women mariachi band
7:00 Orquesta del Cabaceo
Beginning at 11am on June 21, in
partnership with River to River, Mantra
Percussion will lead the New York premiere
of Cornelius Cardew’s 1970 masterpiece
The Great Learning, travelling between
seven public spaces over 10 hours in Lower
Manhattan. The Great Learning is a work
in seven parts, based on translations of
Confucius by Ezra Pound, and written for
trained and untrained musicians performing
on pipe organ, slide whistles, percussion,
double basses, voice, and more. Due to its
extreme and unconventional demands,
a complete performance of The Great
Learning is exceedingly rare.
Joining Mantra Percussion will be Nick
Hennies from Austin New Music Co-op,
and dancers from the Shakedown Dance
Collective led by Deborah Lohse and
Jamie Benson.
For the full, updated itinerary, visit
makemusicny.org/greatlearning

Astoria
Astoria Neighborhood
Music Showcase
3558 29th St
3:00 Anne Mironchik toe-tappin’
standards and originals
5:30 Brendan Albert raw and
honest Canadian singer-songwriter
6:00 Shannon Pelcher Tin Pan
Alley and 1960s folk
singer-songwriter
7:00 Paul Tabachneck folk pop from
Harlem’s most available singer-songwriter
Astoria Park Skatepark
21 Hoyt Ave
Punk rock showcase brought to you
by Mike SOS
5:00 Prostitution
5:30 Phosphate
6:00 Omissionary
6:30 Section 8 Cartel
7:00 SOS
7:30 Thinning The Herd
Athens Square Park
30th St & 30th Ave
4:00 Scotty Epstein
4:30 Ulyses Cannon
5:30 Dirty Wings outlaw music
6:30 Greenstreets
7:30 Missing Teens
8:30 Beecher’s Fault catchy clever
rock
Athens Triangle
32-15 Newtown Ave
4:15 Going Somewhere, Jackie?
5:00 Hejira - a World Music
Experience musical bridge between
Middle Eastern & Western audiences
5:30 Space Jump Live!
5:45 Erica Russo cross between
Joanna Newsom, Heart & Ani Difranco
6:15 The Static Rising Krautrock-
based psychedelica
6:45 The Concentrics rock’n’roll
7:30 illimanjaro
Bubba’s Bistro
31-13 Ditmars Blvd
5:00 Laura Butler jazzy-folk
Cafe Bar
32-90 36th St
1:00 Roberto Buscarsi roving
ukulele instructor
3:00 Yaiquab
4:00 Jim Duffy
5:00 Mimi Canada singer-songwriter
and new technology
7:00 Malachi Souljah reggae
8:00 Christopher Safos gutbucket blues
9:00 Tali & The Grind Israeli and
Latin influenced world pop
Crescent & Vine
2503 Ditmars Blvd
5:00 Jean Marie
6:00 Nervous Breakdowns outside
of society
Martha’s Country Bakery
36-21 Ditmars Blvd
3:00 Pandafan indie-folk inspired by
The Carter Family to Pink Floyd
6:00 Hello, Fever! folk punk duo
7:30 Laura Butler jazzy-folk
Olde Prague Tavern
28-48 31st St
Dark: Astoria featuring Little
Creatures
Queens Council on the Arts
37-11 35th Ave, Entrance on
37th St
10:00 AM Mind Open four piece
Bossa-nova and jazz
ukulele instructor
2:00 Jeanne Marie Boes powerful
soul singer
Queens Library at
Broadway
40-20 B’dway
ukulele instructor
P.S. 84 School Yard
22-45 41st St
10:00 AM P.S./M.S. 84 Student
groups
Corona
Corona Plaza
Roosevelt Ave & 104th St
4:00 Corona Bucket Orchestra
students from Corona and environs
Elmhurst
Dunningham Triangle
82nd St & Baxter Ave
ukulele instructor
4:00 Edgar Iniguez Latin flavored
folk rock
5:30 Stefani Vara
6:30 DJ Freue
8:00 The Players Club jazz
Far Rockaway
Mixed Notes @ Rockaway
Beach Band Shell
Beach 17th St & Boardwalk
6:00 Danielle and Jennifer singing
sisters
6:45 Como Brothers Band
rock’n’roll
7:30 MOTP teenage rock
8:15 Mixed Notes All Stars
Featuring: Les Paultre, No
Image, Ron Henry, Deuce & Lil
Kev, Devine, Oriel R&B, reggae,
hip hop and roots
Rockaway Artists Alliance
206 Beach 116th St
4:00 The Como Brothers Band
rock’n’roll
5:30 JAMMIN JON KIEBON
6:15 Rockaway Artists Alliance
All Stars experimental guitar
madness
7:00 Jessica Brown
8:00 Poorhouse
9:00 The Brotherhood of The Grape
Flushing
China in Flushing
Queens Crossing Mall
Outdoor Plaza
136-17 39th Ave
5:30 - 8:30 SuperNova Chinese
American Singing Contest Final
20 signing contest finalists perform
live, co-hosted by Hong Kong’s TVB
Jackson Heights
Manuel de Dios Plaza
83rd St & Roosevelt Ave
5:00 jKb Freedom Jazz
US Post Office in Jackson
Heights
78-02 37th Ave
6:00 Poingly will rock your socks off
Jamaica
Mckinley’s Children’s
Garden
108-56 Union Hall St
10:00 AM Roberto Buscarsi roving
ukulele instructor
11:00 Ariane Alexander classically
trained violinist
singer-songwriter
12:00 PM Hejira - a World Music
Experience musical bridge between
Middle Eastern & western audiences
12:30 oMoO
1:00 La’Rayne singer-songwriter
1:30 Amber Stowell originals
and covers from a young singer-
songwriter
2:30 Benita Charles soul-stirring
music from Harlem
Rufus King Park
Jamaica Ave & 153rd St
2:00 Chrivane Witiker and
Friends
Long Island City
5 Points: Giant Mural
Building
45-46 Davis St
1:00 The Shook Ones dynamic
power trio
3:00 Mind Open four-piece Bossa
Nova jazz
5:00 HART experimental R&B and
rockabilly neo-soul
8:00 Dream Circle genre-bending
journey into soul, house, hip hop & dub
Court Square Park
Jackson Ave & Court Sq
3:00 EKRA
4:00 Saturn Unleashed
5:00 St Angels
LIC Bar
45-58 Vernon Blvd
9:00 – 2:00 AM MMNY After Dark:
Long Island City featuring DJ DEZ
and DJ ACRE
Mural on 47th + Vernon
47th Rd & Vernon Ave
11:15 AM Joseph Martin solo
pianist, accompianist, chamber
musician, and organist
Mexico in Long Island City
Socrates Sculpture Park
32-01 Vernon Blvd
5:00 - 10:00 PM Socrates
Sculpture Park Presents: Toca
& Alé Alé Drummers, a Solstice
Celebration
Space Womb Gallery
22-48 Jackson Ave
12:00 Gravax teenage electronic
producer
2:00 Ekayani and The Tom Glide
Space yoga on the dance floor with
Sanskrit mantras
5:00 PM Creation Myth dream-pop
6:00 Christopher Safos gutbucket
blues
7:45 TheBandCC female fronted rock
8:30 Verbosa post hardcore, indie,
and ambient rock
Spice Cafe
47-45 Vernon Blvd
2:00 Joseph Martin solo pianist,
accompianist, chamber musician,
and organist
5:00 TARA electropop soul with
island vibes
7:00 Barry Kay early 70s style
acoustic guitar and smooth vocals
9:00 Hejira - a World Music
Experience bridging Middle Eastern
& western audiences
Sweet Leaf
10-93 Jackson Ave
1:00 Jim Duffy
with a gut-string guitar and flamenco
twist
2:00 Lizzy Baine Cleveland-based
soulful indie-folk
Ridgewood
71st Avenue Triangle
at Myrtle Ave
4:00 - 8:00 Joe Fuoco’s Music
Center and Friends
Ridgewood Veteran’s
Triangle
Myrtle Ave & Cypress Ave
2:00 Lisa Winter
4:00 The Bushwick Gospel
Singers harbingers of a new world
Venditti Square
Woodbine St & Myrtle Ave
2:00 Echo Bloom orchestral folk
4:00 Lani Ford acoustic alt-Americana
6:00 Bushwick Gospel Singers
harbingers of a new world
Roosevelt Island
NYPL: Roosevelt Island
524 Main St
2:00 Mariamusician pianist-singer-
songwriter
Sunnyside
40th St/Lowery St Plaza
2:00 Forbidden Donut a
smorgasbord of sounds
ukulele instructor
46th St/Bliss St Plaza
3:00 History two piece band plays
gospel, rock and soul
5:00 The Occident acoustic duo
6:30 Ten and Change a cappella
featuring tight harmonies and side-
splitting humor
Cafe Marlene
41-11 49th St
8:00 Cafe Marlene presents
“Songs of the Season”, a musical
round robin. Featured artists
include Breakaway, Barry Kay, Cyd
Blaise, Roberto Buscari and DDyole,
but all are invited to come perform
The Courtyard Ale House
40-18 Queens Blvd
9:00 – 12:00 MMNY After Dark:
Sunnyside
SSS DVD and Video
47-18 Greenpoint Ave
5:00 Punch and Judy blues to
Broadway
6:00 Matthew Polashek funk, jazz
Make Music New York has organized June 21st
concerts on Rikers Island since 2011, for prisoners
and guards who rarely get to hear music in their
daily lives. This year, we have launched a more
sustained music program on Rikers, where every
Tuesday, six professional NYC percussionists teach
a one-hour music theory class and a one-hour
private drum lesson for 10 inmates, on instruments
generously donated by Remo.
On June 21st, after 10 weeks of lessons, all of the
students and teachers will play together at a final
Make Music New York concert for the larger inmate
population. Following the concert, we will offer
students additional free weekly individual lessons,
once they get out, plus “class reunions” for all ten
students to play together every couple of months, and
at future MMNY celebrations, giving them a way to
integrate into New York’s greater musical community.

Historic Richmond Town
441 Clarke Ave
12:00 Joe Miller
NYPL: Richmondtown
200 Clarke Ave
1:00 Sharon Ostrov soulful,
harmonic, real
P.S. 29
1581 Victory Blvd
10:00 AM 3rd Grade Recorder
Ensemble
10:30 AM Como Brothers Band
Long Islanders write originals and
rock out onstage
11:00 AM P.S. 29 Concert Band
folk songs at a beginner level
11:30 AM P.S. 29 5th Grade
Concert Band a variety of pop tunes
12:00 P.S. 29 Chorus 5th graders
sings pop and folk
Westerleigh Park
with a gut-string guitar & flamenco twist
4:00 Daniel Hartig performs all styles
6:00 Geremy Grant covers from
alt to pop
7:00 Gabby Pisapia
7:15 Lauren Buttermark
7:45 Samantha Frank
8:00 Julia Gargano and Kacey
Velazquez Native Staten Island
singer-songwriters (and high
schoolers) create a fusion of pop,
country and rock
9:00 Frank Glaz and friends
satirical songs about today’s
technology, and oldies
Cpl Thompson Park
Henderson & B’dway
12:30 Chris Scarpa
1:15 Born Rightwise
1:45 Dinosaur Monday
2:15 FigureHead
3:00 Clockwork SI-based rock
power trio likes to make “all the
sounds on the everything”
4:30 Emergency Protocol
NYPL: Tottenville
7430 Amboy Rd
3:00 Canvas Radio the next wave
of folk rock evolution
Snug Harbor
1000 Richmond Terrace
6:00 Radioactive pre-teen phenom
cover band
Tappen Park
Bay St
12:00 Cadre of Two original songs
inspired by the whole universe
12:15 Strays
1:00 Frank Mirra Staten Island
bluesman and recent recipient of a
Blues Hall Of Fame award
1:15 Doziac
2:00 The Government
3:00 Jamie Glass
4:00 Nuclear Boots
Make Music NY’s SIXTH Annual
Curated by ABC No Rio’s HC/Punk Collective
SATurday JUNE 22 2013
At the Coast Guard Plaza & Pier
STATEN ISLAND
(100 yards south of the Ferry Terminal)
11AM-10PM
Free ferries from Battery Park every 30 minutes
With over 90 punk bands including:
The F.U.’s
All New Episode
Antidote (US)
Apparation
Archie Alone
Aye Nako
Barroom Heroes
Blackout Shoppers
Braincandy
Budd Dwyer
Capacities
Citizen Blast
Kane
Cop Problem
Dead Tricks
Dead Wurm
Debtors Union
Dennis Fucking
Quaid
Done with you
Doug Zambon (The
Vansaders)
Dutch Guts
Eli Whitney & the
Sound Machine
Emergency Break
Empty Vessels
Ex By V
Feudalism
Girlcrush
GLTR PNCH
Goddammit (PA)
Habits
Homewreckers
Honah Lee
Ides
InCircles
International Override
Joey Steel and the
Attitude Adjusters
Jukai
Kill the Clock
Little Waist
Live Fast Die Fast
Lords Of Death
Manalive
Meek is Murder
Menopaws
Miscegenator
More Than True
Not the Bees!
Obamanation
OC45
Oh the Humanity
Penguin
Petes Lost Luggage
Playing Dead
Polyphony
Poor Lily
Quantice Never Crashed
Railyard Ghosts
Reason Enough
Rebelmatic
Repellers
Rew Starr
Running Thoughts
Ruthless Dudes
Shivering Brigade
Skarroneros
South Second
Sped
Suburban Grass
The Best Lies
The Facts
The Jukebox Romantics
The Goat Herders
The Last Regret
The Last Stand
The New Scum
The Old Edison
The Radicals
The Scandals
The Sharp Lads
The Straphangers
Tied For Last
Tiny Teeth
Tri-State Conspiracy
Two Fisted Law
Up For Nothing
Uncle Isaac (Old Lady)
Uzuhi
Warsaw Sage
World War IX
XPassageX
Yeti
Zombie Fight
Illustrations by Steven Guarnaccia
Front cover by Seymour Chwast

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