Chanel Beads New York Tickets - Bowery Ballroom

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LustSickPuppy

1 concert

LustSickPuppy, born Tommy Hayes in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, is an American rapper, painter, and model. Known for genre-bending music fusing digital hardcore, hip hop, and punk, their sound features abrasive beats and powerful vocals. Notable releases include "Carousel from Hell" and EPs "Cosmic Brownie" and "As Hard As You Can." Popular songs include "Goatmeal" and "RIDE IT." They have collaborated with artists such as Andy Morin.

Frankie Cosmos

3 concerts

Kline has been a fixture of the American indie underground since her late teens, rising through prolific Bandcamp releases and her 2014 indie-label debut, Zentropy. Dubbed “the poet laureate of New York City DIY.”

Chanel Beads

6 concerts

Chanel Beads, the project of American musician Shane Lavers, originated in Seattle and is based in New York City. Known for a distinctive blend of Indie Pop, Dream Pop, and experimental electronic music, Lavers crafts complex, melancholic sound collages with sentimental lyrics. Notable works include the album Your Day Will Come (2024) and songs like "Police Scanner" and "Ef." He collaborates with Maya McGrory and Zachary Paul, and has supported Lorde.

Nourished by Time

1 concert

Baltimore's Marcus Brown, known as Nourished by Time, crafts genre-bending music blending lo-fi indie pop, hip-hop, and '90s new jack swing. His critically acclaimed debut "Erotic Probiotic 2" earned Pitchfork's Best New Music. He followed with the "Catching Chickens" EP and "The Passionate Ones" album, signing with XL Recordings. Brown is celebrated for his thoughtful lyrics on modern life.

keiyaA

4 concerts

An American singer-songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist based in New York City, known for her avant-R&B and nu-soul sound that blends jazz training, R&B sensibilities, and hip-hop influences.

youbet

Youbet, Brooklyn's Nick Llobet, known for lo-fi indie rock with wit and emotion, debuted in 2020 with "Compare & Despair." Hailing from Davie, Florida, and inspired by Patti Smith, Llobet released "Way to Be" under Hardly Art, with themes of self-discovery and queerness. Collaborated with Julian Fader and others.

Milly Tamarez

Pom Pom Squad

NY-born Mia Berrin, Pom Pom Squad's frontwoman, found her voice in punk/grunge after struggling with identity in white spaces. She explores themes of queer romance and self-discovery in her music.

Kevin Devine

Brooklyn-born Kevin Devine emerged from New York's indie rock and emo scene with Miracle of 86 before launching a solo career. Known for introspective songs about love, life, and politics, his popular albums include "Make the Clocks Move" and "Brother's Blood." He collaborated with Manchester Orchestra to form Bad Books, releasing three albums. His work blends uptempo rock with contemplative tracks, collaborating with artists like Jesse Lacey and Cymbals Eat Guitars. Devine used crowdfunding for projects, achieving success with solo ventures and collaborative efforts.