This year we brought our Gothamist House series outside of our office building (where Third Eye Blind's Stephan Jenkins was the first to perform, last year), and to some of our favorite spots in New York. Of course, we didn't ditch our building all together, Henry Wolfe, Snowden, and Harper Blynn all came by to perform there. Following their performances, we branched out and brought The Walkmen to the New York Public Library, the Black Angels to Angel Orensanz, and Small Black to the gorgeous abandoned 5 Beekman building. Click through for a full look back in video. And we'll be bringing many more of these to you in 2011, so if you have a location suggestion, let us know (we hope to invite readers to some of the filmings!).
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A Look Back At 2010's Gothamist House
Live From Gothamist House: Henry Wolfe
In March we gave you a little preview of a session we recorded in our offices with Henry Wolfe (as part of our Live At Gothamist House series), and now that he's back in town for three shows, we're releasing the rest. Enjoy your own little private mini-concert below (and after the jump)—then see him live during his NYC run, where he'll be backed up by a full band. Tonight Wolfe & Co. will be at Littlefield in Brooklyn, on the 20th he'll be playing Mercury Lounge in Manhattan, and on the 21st he'll hop over to Governors Island.
Week in Rock: Wolfe, Passion, Harps and Hall of Fame Edition
Click through for more on Henry Wolfe, Passion Pit, Joanna Newsom and the new Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees.
A Chat Between Mamie Gummer and Henry Wolfe
This Friday both Mamie Gummer and Henry Wolfe Gummer will steal a bit of the spotlight from their mother Meryl Streep; the former hitting the big screen in Taking Woodstock, and the latter taking the stage at Joe's Pub (tickets). You may have already heard one of his songs, "Stop the Train," in the film Julie & Julia.
Northside Festival Nears, More Details Announced
We have some more details about our upcoming Northside Festival show on Saturday, June 13th, which will be co-presented by Brooklyn Based! The show will take place from 2 to 7 p.m. at Public Assembly in Williamsburg. In the back room you'll get sets from Mia Riddle (5:30 p.m.), Geoff Ereth (4 p.m.) and jacksonknife (2:30 p.m.)—brought to you by Brooklyn Based. In the front room we've booked Aaron Behrens (of Ghostland Observatory) & the Dirty Banquet (6:15 p.m.), Motel Motel (4:45 p.m.) and Henry Wolfe (3:15 p.m.). Individual tickets will be sold, but you can also get a badge to the entire 4-day festival for just $45 (full schedule here). With your ticket or badge, you'll also reap some benefits at our afterparty at The Gutter! If you're at our show be sure to get a stamp and you'll drink for real cheap all night (specifics to come). There will also be deejays, the Cupcake Stop Truck, and of course, bowling.
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