January Music Calendar compiled by Jaimie Branch

The New Year is upon us and there’s nothing like picking up and dusting off that guitar, keyboard, or trumpet that has maybe laid in wait too long. Did you know that Red Hook has many opportunities to play with your neighbors and friends? Bene’s Record Shop, Jalopy Theater, Rocky Sullivan’s, and Sunny’s all offer jam sessions of varying genre and skill level to let loose and play. Pioneer Works even has a build your own theremin workshop this month — time to get space age. I’m not always one for New Year’s resolutions, but I am always a strong proponent of playing an instrument, no matter how long it’s been. So pick up that bass, or lift your voice and sing and I hope the best for everyone in 2019!
—Jaimie Branch

* critics pick

Bene’s RECORD SHOP*

360 Van Brunt St.
718-855-0360
All Shows 8:30PM, unless noted.

Check local listings!

DE-Construkt

41 Seabring St.
de-construkt.com

SAT 1/19, 8PM*
Home Audio Presents:
Tingue & DiáSPORA
visuals by: Tara Nichols & Ilaria Bochicchio

IBEAM

168 7th Street
between 2nd and 3rd Ave.
shows at 8PM unless otherwise printed.

WED 1/9*
Chasm
Tim Berne – saxophone
Ryan Ferreira – guitar
Dave King – drums

FRI 1/11
Adam Caine Quartet
Adam Caine – guitar/synth
Bob Lanzetti – guitar
Adam Lane – bass
Billy Mintz – drums
+
Carol Liebowitz Quartet
Carol Liebowitz – piano
Nick Lyons – alto saxophone
Kim Cass – bass
John Wagner – drums

SAT 1/12
Amanda Ekery – vocals
Allison Burik – alto sax/bass clarinet
Andrew Boudreau – piano
Magdalena Abrego – guitar
Lim Yang – bass
+
Womni Jung – vocals
Nathan Reising – alto saxophone
Chase Morrin – piano
Isaac Levien – bass
Lesley Mok – drums

SAT 1/19
Aaron Irwin Sextet
Aaron Irwin – woodwinds
Peter Hess – woodwinds
Matthew McDonald – trombone
Emily Wong – horn
Jeff Miles – guitar
Gary Wang – bass
+
Bryan Murray – saxophone
Dan Monaghan – drums

JALOPY TAVERN

317 Columbia St.
718-625-3214

Every FRI, 9PM
Papa Vega and the Rocket 88’s

Every SAT, 9PM
Wyndham Baird and Band
50s/60s rock’n’roll. blues, and soul.

THURS 1/3, 9PM
Dime Store Romeo’s

SAT 1/5, 9PM
AVO + Skalopy!

TUES 1/8, 8PM
Fatboy Wilson and Old Gambler Smith

THURS 1/10, 9PM
Jefferson Hamer

SUN 1/13, 8PM
Charlie Judkins

TUES 1/15, 8PM
The Hip Trendersons

WED 1/16, 8PM
Hannah Lee Thompson

THURS 1/17, 9PM
Audra Rox Presents!

SUN 1/20, 8PM
Eli Smith

WED 1/23, 9PM
The Golden Horseshoes

THURS 1/24, 8PM
Frankie Sunswept

JALOPY THEATRE

315 Columbia St.
718-395-3214
Every Tuesday Night, 9PM
Open Mic Night, sign up by 9 sharp!
Each performer gets 2 songs or 8 minutes.

Every Wednesday, 9PM
Roots n’ Ruckus – hosted by Feral Foster.
Real deal folk music in NYC. Free!

THURS 1/3, 8PM
From Red Hook to the Real Alaska
Nine Performances!

FRI 1/4, 8PM
Katie Martucci, Rachel Sumner, Ian Fitzgerald

SUN 1/6, 11AM
Little Laffs

1PM: Vocal Harmony Workshop with Don Friedman & Phyllis Elkind

FRI 1/11, 8PM
Isto CD Release Show: Mamie Minch + Tamar Korn

SAT 1/12, 8PM
Record Release for Hannah Lee Thompson’s “Birthday Girl”

SUN 1/13, 3:30PM
Oldtime and Folk Slow Jam with Hilary Hawke

8PM: Mile Twelve String Band + Ginny’s Kitchen

SAT 1/19, 8PM
Erin Durant + Billygoat + Rose Thomas Bannister

SUN 1/27, 11AM
Family Fun with Suzi Shelton

LITTLEFIELD

635 Sackett St.

SAT 1/5, 11PM
Reggae Retro 1st Saturdays Party

FRI 1/11, 10:30PM
Loving the Alien: David Bowie Tribute Dance Party

SUN 1/13, 10AM
Brooklyn Music Factory: Winter Band Party

THUR 1/17, 8PM
Raya Brass Band

FRI 1/18, 7PM
Noelle Tannen, Sol Liebeskind, Darian Thomas

FRI 1/25, 8PM
Death Cults, Labor Hex, Blood Built Empire, Let it Rot

SAT 1/26, 11PM
DJ Dredy, By Far Mega, Jr Cruiza, Mad Russian, Kevin Crown

PIONEER WORKS
159 Pioneer St.

All Shows 7PM unless printed.

SAT 1/26, 1PM
Mixed Level Theremin Workshop

SUN 1/27, 1PM*
Build Your Own Theremin Workshop

ROCKY SULLIVAN’S

46 Beard St.
718-246-8050

Always three sets on Fridays!

THURS 1/10, 8PM
Swing Jazz Jam

FRI 1/11, 9PM
Red Hook Roxx Presents:
Milf and Dilf, The Arms and the Legs, Ruse de Guerre

SAT 1/12, 9PM
Alegba

FRI 1/18, 9PM
Red Hook Roxx Presents:
Lupo, Christian Botte, Paul Anthony Band

FRI 1/25, 9PM
Red Hook Roxx Presents:
Union, Dan Gitlin, Tidal Channel

SAT 1/26, 9PM
Alegba

SUNNY’S

253 Conover St.
718-625-8211

all shows 9PM unless otherwise printed.

EVERY WED
Smokey’s Round-Up*
A late night Raucous Western Swing dance party with virtuoso guitarist, Smokey Hormel. Three sets.

EVERY SATURDAY
TONE’s Bluegrass Jam
Bring your axe!

THUR 1/3
Rick Snell & The Brand New Babies

FRI 1/4, 7PM
Mark Anselm & The Cell Mates
Stevie from St. Lou

SUN 1/6, 5PM
Joanna Sternberg

MON 1/7, 8:30PM
Mara Kaye Sings Other People’s Blues

TUES 1/8
Will Scott & Trip Henderson

THUR 1/10
The Four O’Clock Flowers

FRI 1/11
Brooklyn Boogaloo Blowout

SUN 1/13, 5PM
Paul Spring

TUES 1/15
Will Scott & Glenn Spivack

THURS 1/17
Ryan Scott & The Kind Buds

FRI 1/18
Tubby

SUN 1/20
3:30PM: Harry Bolick Old Time Jam
6:30PM: Frankie Sunswept

TUES 1/22
Mike Robinson

THURS 1/24
Smokey’s Secret Family Album Release

FRI 1/25
7PM: Stevie From St. Lou
9PM: John Pinamonti

SUN 1/27, 5PM
Honky Tonk Heroes

TUES 1/29
Will Scott & Trip Henderson

THURS 1/31
Jason Loughlin: The Essex Three

SUPERFINE

126 Front St.

EVERY SUNDAY
Bluegrass Green Chile Brunch / Evening Jazz and Americana
Noon – 3pm / 6 – 8pm Unless Otherwise Printed

SUN 1/6
Abby Hollander Bluegrass Band / Curtis J, 9PM

SUN 1/13
The Haggard Kings / Will Scott with Trip Henderson

SUN 1/20
Hilary Hawke & the Good Sports / Beat Kaestli Jazz

SUN 1/27
Barry Clyde & friends / Ernie Vega & Miss Maybelle

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