Brooklynites, escape the heat and get to Nitehawk Cinema, UnionDocs, or indieScreen. If you’re feeling ambitious, try all three. This is the third day of Northside Film, and there’s plenty to see tonight. Tickets are
Northside Film is in full swing! Tonight, we’re happy to present another night of local, independent and international film right in your backyard at three Williamsburg theaters: Nitehawk Cinema, indieScreen and UnionDocs. Tickets are still
Northside has even more awesome surprises in store for you! After our mammoth of Montreal and Jens Lekman show on Friday, we are returning to the Heineken Stage at McCarren Park for a FREE
As part of our collaboration with Heineken, we’ve let loose teams of Heineken promoters to visit our Northside venues and conduct samplings of Heineken products. Just for our Northside faithful, we’ve put together a
With Washington state roots predating their Brooklyn address, Widowspeak’s guitar rock is slightly slower, slightly eerier than the standard local issue. The languid pace of singer/songwriter Molly Hamilton’s vocals makes it easy to misjudge
Our runner-up comes from our inaugural Northside Fest. The Hold Steady played to a packed house at Music Hall of Williamsburg, a house that knew every word to every song. But that didn’t make
Zebra Katz, the performance art alter ego of Ojay Morgan, is one of the prominent personalities in New York City’s recent, refreshing queer-rap boomlet. Katz’ signature song, the hypnotically minimal “Ima Read,” has made
One of the earliest, most experimental outfits in Brooklyn’s 00s musical renaissance, Black Dice has forever existed within the overlapping portions of a Venn diagram that includes dance music, psychedelia, ambient drone, shattering industrial
Suckers are one of Brooklyn’s best psychedelic pop bands. Lead by singer/songwriter Quinn Walker, the still-young but now-veteran group complicate pretty ballads and anthemic rock songs with florid textures and tribal beats. Their latest