On September 12th, 2009…
Courtney Love emerged from the shadows to support Parson’s drop-out and “it”-designer du jour, Alexander Wang, with a performance at the after-party for his Spring ‘10 collection during New York City’s Fashion Week. The party was held at an open-air gas station attached to Milk Studios. Wang is known (more…)
On September 11th, 2009…
Rose Bar, located in the Julian Schnabel-designed Gramercy Park Hotel, presented its first installment of their monthly music series, “Rose Sessions,” with a performance by The Black Keys. The Akron, Ohio based band performed much of their fourth studio record, Attack and Release, (more…)
On September 18th, 2009…
During the week when New York City was focused on fashion, The Very Best provided a much needed burst of live music. The elusive group, led by Malawi-based singer Esau Mwamwaya and backed up by British/Franco DJ duo Radioclit, appeared (more…)
On September 10th, 2009…
To celebrate Fashion’s Night Out, Prada hosted NYC’s The Rapture at their SoHo flagship store designed by Dutch architect, Rem Koolaas. The three-member band set-up at the trough of the wooden wave (dubbed “big wave” by Koolhaas) that resembles a skate half-pipe and runs through the store. (more…)
On September 3rd, 2009…
The LA-based indie songstress, Glasser, teamed up with Bay Area-based artist, Tauba Auerbach, to help launch her exhibition, “HERE AND NOW/AND NOWHERE” at Deitch Gallery. As one part of her body of work, Auerbach created a beautiful and intricate musical instrument that (more…)
