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Music listings – 4/12 through 4/18

1. Roberto’s invited you to “Greg Osby Sextet + Johnathan Blake Quartet”

Date: Monday, April 12th, 2010
Time: 8pm Greg Osby Sextet (Greg Osby – saxophone, Sara Serpa – voice, Nir Felder- guitar, Adam Birnbaum – piano,
Joseph Lepore – bass, John Davis – drums), 10pm Johnathan Blake Quartet (Johnathan Blake-Drums, Jaleel Shaw-Alto Sax, Mark Turner-Tenor Sax, Kiyoshi Kitagawa-Bass).
Venue: Rosie O’Grady’s (149 West 46 Street, New York, NY 10036)
Ticket: $10
Genre: Jazz

2. Myron Walden

Date: Monday, April 12th, 2010
Times: 8pm – 11pm
Venue: Coco 66 (66 Greenpoint Ave, Between Franklin & West, Brooklyn NY 11222, 718.389.7392)
Ticket: $10
Genre: Jazz-Funk-Soul

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Music listings – 3/22 through 3/28

1. Lovesphere 15 presents multimedia variety show, including music, dance & spoken word designed with ChromaDepth 3D Technology to heighten your depth perception experience. This years performers include: Judy Sky, Meg Montgomery, Emmallyea Swon Young, Lin Rivers, Grand Pepper of Reality, Dawoud (sitar & laptop) – Sohrab Saadat Ladjevardi (vocal & sax) – Alex Obert (accoustic bass & other instruments),  Dan Gaydos, Fist of Kindness, Alessandro, Orin Buck, Firefly Lab, Terri Ferrari & Vlad T.

For more information or to view live in ChromaDepth 3D on the Web: http://metal-tiger.com/lovesphere15/

Date: Monday March 22, 2010
Time: 8 pm to After Midnight
Venue: Theater for the New City (155 1st Avenue, between 10th & 11th street), New York City 10003, 212-254-1109
Ticket: $10

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Music listings – 3/1 til 3/7

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Longital, Slovakia’s fav. indie duo, don’t believe in coincidences and live life trusting that nothing happens by chance. Magical accident, one after another, have shaped their sound and led them to their musical success. These perfect mishaps in disguise are now bringing them across the ocean for their debut US tour, and you can check ’em out in New York on March 3rd and March 9th (see event details below).

 

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