Punks Honor Joey Ramone's Birthday with NYC Bash

Television's Richard Lloyd, the Misfits' Bobby Steele, Jesse Malin and many, many more celebrate the late rocker's 57th birthday at the Fillmore East.
Misfits axeman Bobby Steele / Photo by Jackie Roman

With the sheer number of punk icons on hand last night (May 19) at New York City's Fillmore East, the 8th annual posthumous soiree for Ramones legend Joey Ramone proved to be simultaneously surreal and disorienting, pulling fans through a labyrinthine genre museum, then backhanding with fresh cuts and pure downtown bravado.

Joan as Police Woman Arrests NYC Fans

With a hometown show, the chamber-pop virtuoso unveils tracks off her new album To Survive, impressing fans with beatific instrumentation and croon.
Joan as Police Woman / Photo by Beowulf Sheehan

Just after 7:30 P.M. last night (May 14) New York City's Mercury Lounge was starkly populated and dimly lit, much of the packed crowd sitting criss-cross-apple-sauce by the stage awaiting what would become a welcomed shock of beautiful sonic authority. A shimmering blanket draped over a keyboard came to life as Joan as Police Woman, a.k.a.

Goldfrapp's Musical Colors Spill Over NYC Fans

With the help of a theatrical light show, the Brit fivesome's swoony tunes drench a sold-out crowd at the Beacon Theatre.
Goldfrapp / Photo by Kristina Grinovich

Poised in front of a rapturous packed house, Goldfrapp transformed New York City's Beacon Theater from an art-deco relic into the entertainment bridge aboard the Starship Enterprise last night (April 29) with an extravagant light show, as the Brit fivesome plucked out a set heavy in whimsical tunes from their latest set, Seventh Tree.

Agnostic Front, Madball Shred Hardcore Family Reunion

At Rockstar Games' Black and Blue Bowl in Brooklyn, hardcore fans young and old brawl in a swirling, bloody mosh pit, and then rejoice in a group hug.
Agnostic Front / Photo by Kristina Grinovich

Summing up Saturday's (April 5) Black and Blue Bowl in one word is simple: nuts. Hardcore devotees moshed and kicked at Brooklyn's Studio B venue from 2 P.M.

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