• Time Out New York Kids
    • Time Out Chicago
    • Time Out Worldwide
    • Travel
    • Book store
    • Subscribe to Time Out New York
    • Subscriber Services
  • Time Out New York
  • Ad Space
    (728 x 90)
  • Search
  •  
    • Home
    • Things To Do
    • Apartments
    • Art
    • Books
    • Clubs
    • Comedy
    • Dance
    • Film
    • Gay
    • Kids
    • Museums
    • Music
    • Opera & Classical
    • Restaurants & Bars
    • Sex & Dating
    • Shopping
    • Spas & Sport
    • Theater
    • Travel
    • TV
    • Video
    • Guides
    • Features
      • Must-see shows
      • Listen now
      • Live photos
      • New releases
      • Show recaps
      • Video: Live at TONY
      • Video: The three-minute Flipcam concert
      • Artist Q&As
      • Classical Music & Opera
      • From the archive
      • Dust this off
      • Play count
      • Twitter feed
      About this blog
      • Meet the Volume
      Ad Space
      (120 x 240)
      Time Out blogs
      • Time Out Chicago
      • Time Out London
      Links we like
      • Arjan Writes
      • Bumpershine
      • Brooklyn Vegan
      • Daytrotter
      • Dusted
      • Hypebeast
      • Idolator
      • Impose
      • IndieMuse
      • Jesse Serwer
      • Largehearted Boy
      • Oh My Rockness
      • Pitchfork
      • The Deli
      • The Music Slut
      • The Quietus
      • The Rest Is Noise
    • Tools

      • Print
      • Share this
        • Delicious
        • Digg
        • Facebook
        • reddit
        • StumbleUpon
  • The Volume RSS Feed
    The Volume

  • « Previous Next »

    Thursday’s must-see shows

    Posted in The Volume by The Volume on November 5th, 2009 at 8:00 am

    736mux491beijing1. Carsick Cars + P.K.14 + Xiao He at the powerHouse Arena
    Tonight marks the first local stop of the fascinating bill featuring stars of the Beijing rock underground. Dan Shapiro wrote about it in this week’s magazine. Be there tonight and witness the bands’ U.S. debuts.

    2. Fucked Up at Brooklyn Masonic Temple
    The Canadian punk band Fucked Up plays its latest album, The Chemistry of Common Life, in full. Featured guests include Andrew W.K. and Vivian Girls.

    3. Arturo O’Farrill and the Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra at Symphony Space
    Tonight, O’Farrill and friends perform the world premiere of a newly commissioned work inspired by local-judge-made-good Sonia Sotomayor.

    4. First Nublu Jazz Festival at Nublu
    The groovy East Village club stages a jazz festival with the Mandingo Ambassadors, Jemeel Moondoc Trio, Juini Booth and Charles Gayle.

    5. Paula West at the Oak Room at the Algonquin Hotel
    One of cabaret’s brightest stars comes to town for her annual Oak Room gig.

    Tags: Arturo O'Farrill, Beijing underground, Carsick Cars, Dan Shapiro, Fucked Up, Nublu Jazz Festival, P.K. 14, Thursday's must-see shows
    • E-mail this to a friend
    • del.icio.us
    • Digg
    • Facebook
    • MySpace
    • Google
    • Yahoo! Buzz
    • TwitThis
    • StumbleUpon
    « Previous: The day in music news: Full Beatles collection on a USB drive, new Four Tet LP and more

    » Next: Live photos: Blues Traveler wigs out at the Fillmore
    Leave a comment
    Required
    Required (will not appear on site)


    The Volume is for both our writers and readers to talk about what's going on in New York. We hope you'll take the opportunity to comment on posts here, with the following caveats:

    • Comments here are moderated. We reserve the right to delete any comments we find offensive, potentially libelous, or just plain nasty. In other cases, we may just edit them.
    • Commenters who frequently post offensive, libelous or nasty comments run the risk of being banned from commenting.
    • Comments are often posted by those using fake names or those who wish to remain anonymous. So take all comments here with a grain of salt. Or an entire salt lick, in some cases.

    If you have any questions about this policy, please e-mail our Web Editor at webmaster@timeoutny.com.

    Care to share? tonyblog@timeoutny.com


      • Subscribe now and save 90%!
      • For just $19.97 a year, you'll get hundreds of listings and free events each week, plus our special issues and guides, including Cheap Eats, Great Spas, Fall Preview, Holiday Gift Guide and more!
      • Time Out Covers
      • Time Out New York respects your privacy. We will only use your e-mail address in order to contact you regarding to your subscription and to send you our weekly e-newsletter. We will not share this information with anyone.

  • Ad Space
    (320 x 53)
    Ad Space
    (300 x 250)


  • On the blogs

    The Volume Music news of note

    • The day in music news: Neon Indian remixes Grizzly Bear and more
    • Vinyl returns. Again.
    • Live at TONY: Donny Goines brings “What the People Want”
    • More

    Own This City Life in New York

    • Last-minute plan: Grand Central Holiday Train Show
    • Your perfect Friday: Mall films, a tree lighting and Kid Sister
    • Free things to do today
    • More

    The Feed Eating and drinking

    • The Feed first look: Vintry Wine & Whiskey
    • The Feed first look: Ofrenda
    • Today’s food event: Rum & Blackboard tasting tour
    • More

    Upstaged The world of theater

    • A new Nine song: “Take It All”
    • Elizabeth Marvel: On stage and screen
    • Julia Jarcho (re)makes history with American Treasure
    • More

  • Ad Space
    (160 x 600)


  • Ad Space
    (160 x 600)
    • Privacy Policy
    • Terms & Conditions
    • Contact Us
    • Media Kit & Advertising
    • Get Listed
    • We're Hiring
    • Subscribe
    • Subscriber Services
    • Site Map
    • Home
    • Things to Do
    • Apartments
    • Art
    • Books
    • Clubs
    • Comedy
    • Dance
    • Film
    • Gay
    • Kids
    • Museums
    • Music
    • Opera & Classical
    • Restaurants & Bars
    • Sex & Dating
    • Shopping
    • Spas & Sport
    • Theater
    • Travel
    • TV
    • Video
    • Guides
    • Visit our sister sites:
    • Time Out New York Kids
    • Time Out Chicago
    • Time Out London
    • Time Out Worldwide
    Copyright © 2000–2009 Time Out New York