We’ve seen Ian Axel perform three full sets before, plus a few songs at the New York Sings for Haiti benefit and some guest appearances. Still, we were looking forward to last night with great anticipation.
Joe’s Pub is our favorite NYC spot to see a show, and Ian is one of our few current obsessions, [...]
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Ian Axel at Joe’s Pub
Alex Berger and The Bowmans at Living Room
We weren’t scheduled to be in NYC last night. When we ran into Alex Berger on Saturday night at City Winery and he mentioned that he was playing on Monday at The Living Room. That was all we needed to hear to rearrange our schedule and stay in the city a few extra days.
Alex is [...]
Vienna Teng and Alex Wong at City Winery
I decided to label this post Vienna Teng and Alex Wong at City Winery because we specifically went to see them. They were part of a lineup in one of many Showcase performances during the 4-day APAP (Association of Performing Arts Presenters) Conference.
I’ll cover everyone who appeared on stage, which will make this another very [...]
Alex Berger at Rockwood Music Hall
We’ve seen Alex Berger perform twice before, but last night at Rockwood Music Hall was our first time seeing him headline a full set with a full band. The show started at 11pm, which is way past our bedtime, but Alex is well worth today’s exhaustion.
After the show we finally got to meet another friend [...]
Ian Axel and Greg Holden at Canal Room
This one is gonna be long (surprise!), so let’s bottom line it for the impatient:
Ian Axel – Crazy good!
Greg Holden – Very good, would have been nice if some in the crowd were more attentive.
Katie Costello – Very good, need to hear more and I want to.
Honey Larochelle – Delightful surprise.
Kenny Muhammad – was a [...]
Ian Axel at Rockwood Music Hall
The title of this posts is as big a surprise to me as it is to you.
When we planned our evening last night (a couple of weeks ago), I was unaware that Ian Axel was scheduled to play at Rockwood Music Hall, and was unaware of his music. Our plan was to see [...]