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Articles about “punk”

Step Inside NYC's Most DIY Fest Of Summer 2017: Punk Island

While Randall's Island transforms into a corporate-funded festival site every summer, there is one exception this year: the DIY fest called Punk Island. Typically the event takes place on Staten Island, but relocated its 7 stages and...

Photos: Staten Island Turned Into An Island For Misfit Punks This Weekend

Over the weekend thousands of punk fans took over a section of Staten Island for the annual Punk Island fest. An organizer for the event (which is part of Make Music New York) told us about 2,500...

"Salad Days: A Decade of Punk in Washington, DC" Coming To IFC Center In April

Jim Saah/Salad Days. The thing about D.C. is that for all its ostensible liberalism, it's a very buttoned-up town. It's a place fueled on J.Crew cable knits and happy hours of reasonable length; a city where...

See Classic, Rare New Wave/No Wave/Punk At Museum Of Art And Design

(courtesy Pat Ivers / MAD) If you're keen on bitching to your new roommate how much cooler the corner bodega was before they started selling Crest Whitestrip loosies, we recommend becoming better acquainted with primary resources...

Photos: Punk Fashion At The Metropolitan Museum Of Art

Tomorrow, after tonight's big party (which you can watch at home), the Metropolitan Museum of Art's big Costume Institute exhibition, PUNK: Chaos to Couture opens its doors. The exhibit covers punk fashion from the early 1970s through...

Watch The Met Gala LIVE In Your Pajamas

Trying too hard. (Getty Images) While Lena Dunham, Psy, Gwyneth Paltrow, Kim and Kanye, and other people who are rich and famous will be at the annual Met Gala tonight, you will just be at home...

Stream Joey Ramone's New Album ...Ya Know? Now

Joey Ramone Legendary Ramones singer Joey Ramone may have died in 2001, but he left behind a hoard of demos and incomplete songs—his brother Mickey Leigh took it upon himself to gather an all-star group of...

Blintzkrieg Bop: A Ramones Food Truck Roams NYC

via Marky Ramone's tumblr Just in time for the return of CBGB comes the return of one of the greatest CBGBs bands...in food truck form. Longtime Ramones drummer (and only living member of the band's longest-running...

Video: Watch The Ramones "End Of The Century" Documentary Now

If you're like us and you desperately need something to distract you from the Knicks getting whooped by the Heat, it may be time to throw on Rocket To Russia and blast "Cretin Hop." Or even...

Videos: Anti-Flag Perform Afternoon Acoustic Set For Wall Street Occupiers

A year removed from their "The Economy Sucks Let's Party Tour," members of the punk pop band Anti-Flag turned up at Zuccotti Park yesterday afternoon to perform an eight-song acoustic set for Occupy Wall Street protesters....

Instant Entertainment: Punk Rock Docs Edition

Welcome back to our Instant Entertainment weekly feature, in which we offer you bits of entertainment currently available on demand on Netflix Instant Watch, Hulu and/or Amazon Prime. Watched something online recently you think we should highlight?...

Help Celebrate Joey Ramone's Would-Be 60th Birthday

Today would have been punk legend (and very popular street sign namesake) Joey Ramone's 60th birthday, and there's a whole lot of Blitzkreig Bopping going on around town to celebrate (sorry, we had to). Whether you...

Video: Vintage 1978 Ramones Show With B-Movie Trailers

As one of the great 20th century philosophers put it, "Mondays Suck." But sometimes Sundays are just as bad: maybe you're hungover, maybe you have to catch up with work, but the whole time, you're carrying...

Hip Hop Meets Punk At The Morrison Hotel

The Morrison Hotel Gallery is unveiling a new exhibit tomorrow called "Catch the Beat: The Roots of Punk & Hip Hop," which will feature the photography of Janette Beckman and David Corio. The two documented the punk...

Christie's Goes Punk

High-end auction houses aren't very punk rock, but Christie's is about to put some classic punk era memorabilia on the block. They announced the auction, which takes place November 24th, yesterday--and it will include more than 120...

When Did Punk Die?

NYMag calls the time of death 30 years ago this month: when Nancy Spungen was killed at the Hotel Chelsea. The story of her October 12th murder, followed by Sid Vicious's arrest and death, and years of...

Gothamist's Week in Rock: A Little Bit Country Edition

Carrie and Keith Do MSG Two of the world's largest crossover Country stars joined forces this winter for a massive arena tour that came through NYC this week. Former American Idol and legitimate breakout star Carrie Underwood...

Gothamist's Year in Rock 2007

Where, like last year, we recap the biggest stories from the New York music scene of the year. Album of the Year: The National - Boxer What this album did better than any other coming out of...

Gothamist's Week in Rock: Volume 50

Led Zeppelin Reunite, Songs Remain the Same Aside from a reanimated corpse Beatles reunion, there is not another dormant band in the world that could cause more excitement getting back together than Led Zeppelin. So, for the...

Pillowfight Club in Bushwick

Brooklyn Ink tells us that the first rule of Punk Rock Pillow Fight is you do not talk about Punk Rock Pillow Fight. This is also the second rule, so you have most likely never heard of this underground feathered fight.The anonymous arena for this event is like Fight Club for hipsters. We exaggerate (slightly) but were forewarned not to give away too much about the pillow fight’s underground location in Bushwick. Two rows of...

Pencil This In

EVENT: Into anime? It's your lucky weekend, the New York Anime Festival is in town! There will be previews, screenings and panels galore. Check out their website for more details. All Weekend // Jacob Javits Convention Center [655 W 34th St] // $30 day pass, $55 weekend pass SHOP: FIT and the Design Mavens come together for a 3 day shopstravaganza. Tons of designers we're not cool enough to have ever heard of will be...

City Hall Wedding for Ellen Pompeo

Is Mayor Bloomberg a big Grey's Anatomy fan? Because he was a witness to Grey's Anatomy star Ellen Pompeo's wedding at City Hall last week.* Pompeo, the squinty-eyed- sorta- Renee Zellweger- doppelganger, married her fiance Chris Ivery in a simple ceremony. According to the AP, the only witnesses were Bloomberg and Deputy Mayor Patricia Harris, and a city clerk's office official performed the ceremony last Friday. We hope that the ceremony was uneventful and happy,...

Stagehands Strike Three!

As GOP crank-yanker Roger Stone recently learned, most Broadway theaters are dark on Monday, so day three of the stagehands’ strike will have the least impact on the city’s economy. The Times has a funny photo in today’s article about stymied Broadway theatergoers; it depicts disappointed Spamalot ticket-holder Cecelia Pan taking her family to a slightly different show: St. Patrick’s Cathedral. Because, you know, with Broadway shuttered there’s simply no other family theater worth seeing...

Pencil This In

MOVIE: Guess it's only fitting that Trey Parker and Matt Stone's Team America play somewhere tonight. This Bushwick theater is new and on an outdoor rooftop -- so check the sky before you head out. If it's...

The Cinecultist's Weekly Repertory Pick: No Shoes Edition

Barefoot in the Park Central Park Film Festival Saturday, 8 pm To close out this year's Central Park Film Festival, five nights of free out door movies in the park, the organizers put it to the people...

Pencil This In

THEATER: With his zany imagination and distinctive bass-baritone voice, Joseph Keckler (myspace) has been generating buzz throughout the gooey honeycomb of the downtown performance art cabaret scene. Tonight he sprinkles his particular blend of whimsical catnip at...

Gothamist's Week in Rock, Volume 33

Disco Biscuts Bring Something Different to the Pool Sick of all that boring "indie" music polluting your fresh Greenpoint air this summer, Mr. cynical anonymous Gothamist commenter? Well maybe you prefer the jam-trance mania of the Disco...

Extra, Extra

Today on the Gothamist Newsmap: a bank robbery on 5th Ave. in Brooklyn, an electric shock at 25th Ave. and 49th St. in Queens, and a shooting on 101st St. and Columbus Ave. in Manhattan. Chazz...

Pencil This In

READING: Check out today's interviewee, Peter Yarrow, tonight at Barnes and Noble where he'll be performing and signing the recently published Puff, the Magic Dragon book. C'mon, you know you've always wanted to hear that song live!...

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