Here are some free MP3 downloads by artists that have performed free concerts.
Yeasayer One http://yeasayer.net/
David Byrne and Fat Boy Slim “Please Don’t” Feat. Santigold
The Soft Pack “Answer To Yourself”
“C’mon”
Fences (Phoenix cover) via Stereogum
Grizzly BearBoy From School via Stereogum
Ted Leo Joey (Concrete Blonde Cover) via Stereogum
Jay Reatard: “Frances Farmer Will Have Her Revenge on Seattle” (Nirvana cover) via Pitchfork
Beach House Norway
Sunday February 7 6:45 PM
Otto’s Shrunken Head
538 East 14th St.
New York, NY 10009
Rock out Sunday night with Frank Wood, Phillip the bucket and some of NYC’s best bands.
6:45 THE VERGE & MARY
7:30 CATSPAW
8:15 ASH GRAY, MARY and WEI
9:00 THE HUDSON DUSTERS
10:00 CHARLIE & THE CRYBABIES
After the bands:
FRANK WOOD presents: NYC UNPLUGGED – The Core Of NYC’s Best Bands
11:00 EVE BLACKWATER
11:30 ?
12:30 KEVIN DAVIS
Saturday February 6
Brooklyn Bowl Williamsburg, Brooklyn
61 Wythe Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11211
Keepaway, Small Black at 9pm
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Frank’s Lounge | Fort Greene
660 Fulton St
Brooklyn NY 11217
The Revelations featuring Tre’ Williams with special guest Darien at 8pm
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Pete’s Candy Store | Williamsburg
709 Lorimer Street
Brooklyn, NY 11211
Raccoon Fighter at 9pm
Blood Warrior at 10:20pm
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Sputnik | Clinton Hill
262 Taaffe Place
Brooklyn, NY 11205
Ganessa James at 11:20pm
She Dick at 11:45pm
Mkng Frndz at 12:05am
DJ Tikka Masala & Whitney Day at 12:30am
Saturday February 6 11:00 AM
David Rubenstein Atrium at Lincoln Center
61 West 62 Street, Manhattan, New York, NY
Target Free Thursdays
Meet the Artist Saturdays
Meet the Artist welcomes the world-famous Harlem Gospel Choir, whose members will have audiences on their feet, clapping and singing to their hearts’ content, enthusiastically spreading the universal message of peace, hope, and joy. In this encore visit, the choir joins Lincoln Center in honoring Black History Month by offering a rare interactive concert experience. Spend your morning with these amazing vocalists, known for their performances for (and with) Pope John Paul II, Nelson Mandela, U2, Sir Elton John, and more.
Gospel music ranks among the priceless musical gifts that Harlem has given the world. Deeply rooted in American history and African tribal song, gospel music is the heart and soul of the African American church, an expression of faith, and a merging of cultures and musical styles.
This performance is part of Lincoln Center celebrates Black History Month.(More)
FREE!
Saturday February 6 9:00 PM
BAM café
30 Lafayette Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11217
“A living, funkified embodiment of girl-group soul . . . unstoppable vocals and tight musicianship.”—NBC New York
Four talented singers with old-school soul on their minds front this tight throwback band, channeling Aretha, James Brown, and others for a new generation with the help of the immensely funky Divine Soul Rhythm Band. They join the Sounds Like Brooklyn Music Festival for a night of old favorites and new hits.(More)
FREE!
