Brooklyn Bowl

Umphrey's McGee's Ryan Stasik's New Band Blast off Late Night at The Brooklyn Bowl. After a raging three night run at Brooklyn Steel Umphrey’s McGee bassist Ryan Stasik brought his new band Doom Flamingo to The Brooklyn Bowl for a…

Japanese Breakfast had the crowd dancing, jumping and swaying as they shared the band’s enthusiasm on January 18 at Brooklyn Steel. Michelle Zauner’s solo project has developed a fanbase eager to dive into the group’s experimental blend of…

Adam Chase of Jazz is PHSH embarks on a new allstar exploration of music with The DAB Sessions, premiering on January 10 at Brooklyn Bowl. Joining Chase are Aron Magner of The Disco Biscuits and Jacob Bergson of Nerve, two keyboardists from…

Tea Leaf Green recently celebrated 20 years as a band and was greeted with an exceptionally warm Northeast welcome. This run was special because the San Francisco-based jam quartet hasn’t visited the area in two years. These shows notably…

Perpetual Groove brought their usual non-stop, southern style jams to Brooklyn Bowl on Saturday, September 15. Featuring Brock Butler (guitar, vocals), Adam Perry (bass, vocals), Matthew McDonald (keys, vocals), and Albert Suttle (drums),…

Bushicks (pronounced bush-hicks), a power trio based out of the Bushwick neighborhood of Brooklyn with  members all originating from Upstate New York, have announced the release of two singles; “When Life Gives You Lemonade” and “Truffle…

The fourth annual Brooklyn Comes Alive was just announced and will include it’s fan favorite venues, Brooklyn Bowl, Music Hall of Williamsburg and the latest addition, Rough Trade. With this new addition it make all the venues with in a…

Few bands put the “f.u.” in fun and funk like Pigeons Playing Ping Pong, and May 3-5 at Brooklyn Bowl demonstrated why. Pigeons is one of the hottest up-and-coming acts in the jam scene, and their ravenous fans and followers are known as…

Ghost Light kicked off the second leg of their debut tour on Wednesday, April 11. The scene's newest supergroup, consisting of Tom Hamilton (Joe Russo’s Almost Dead, American Babies, Brothers Past, Electron, and former Phil and Friends…

Joe Russo's Almost Dead hit Brooklyn Bowl March 9 for the second of a three-night run. The sold-out crowd was treated to three JRAD debuts: The Grateful Dead's "Peggy-O," Junior Parker's "The Next Time You See Me," and The Rolling Stone's…