RED HOOK CONCERT CALENDAR–JULY 2019 by Jaimie Branch

July is upon us and there are a ton of concerts to get to this summer. Stop by Bene’s Record Shop to hear some Free Jazz Stylings or get into Jalopy to hear some fine roots and blues music. The free shows continue at Prospect Park Bandshell as part of the Celebrate Brooklyn summer festival: Mick Jenkins and Leikeli47 will light up the stage on Friday July 5th, not to be missed. Enjoy the sunshine this summer and get out and enjoy some music! See ya on the dance floor – Jaimie Branch

* critics pick

Bene’s RECORD SHOP

360 Van Brunt St.

718-855-0360

All Shows 8:30PM, unless noted.

SAT 7/13

CP UNIT*

Chris Pitsiokos – sax

Sam Lisabeth – guitar

Henry Fraser – bass

Jason Nazary – drums

+

Ben Bennett – solo percussion

SAT 7/26

Branch/Eisenberg/Kalmanovitch*

jaimie branch – trumpet

Wendy Eisenberg – guitar

Tanya Kalmanovitch – viola

+

Tom and Lee

Tom Csatari – guitar

Levon Henry – sax

+

Paul Gunsberg – percussion/reeds/electronics

Jason Nazary – percussion/electronics

Jaimie Branch – trumpet/electronics


IBEAM

168 7th Street

between 2nd and 3rd Ave.

shows at 8PM unless otherwise printed.

WED 7/3

Mara Rosenbloom Trio

Mara Rosenbloom – piano

Sean Conly – bass

Chad Taylor – drums

FRI 7/5

Billy Mintz Band

Adam Kolker – sax

Richard Perry – sax

Noah Bless – trombone

Roberta Piket – piano

Hilliard Greene – bass

Billy Mintz – drums


JALOPY TAVERN

317 Columbia St.

718-625-3214

Every FRI, 9PM

Papa Vega and the Rocket 88’s

MON 7/1, 9PM

Wild Goats

SAT 7/6, 9PM

Avo and Skalopy!

WED 7/10, 9PM

Barry Clyde

THURS 7/11, 9PM

Isto

SAT 7/13, 9PM

Frankie Sunswept & The Sunwrays

WED 7/17

Charlie Judkins and Miss Maybell

THURS 7/18, 9PM

Audra Rox


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.

SAT 7/6, 8PM

Zoe & Cloyd

SUN 7/7, 8PM

Visions for the End of the World

FRI 7/12, 7:30PM

Cajun Dance Night with Hi-Lo Aces

SAT 7/13, 9PM

The Horse Eyed Men & Maggie Carson

SUN 7/14

3:30PM: Brooklyn’ s Oldtime Slowjam

6:00PM: Exceedingly Good Song Night

SAT 7/20, 8PM

Nora Brown + Jerron Paxton

Solos and Duos

SUN 7/21, 7PM

Darren Hanlon + Shelley Short

FRI 7/26, 8PM

The Sterlington Collection, Franz Landspersky, and WJDI

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LITTLEFIELD

635 Sackett St.

SAT 7/6, 11PM, 21+

Reggae Retro 1st Saturdays Party

SAT 7/13, 11PM, 21+

Be Cute Brooklyn, Dance Party

WED 7/17, 7:30PM, 21+

John Brothers Piano Company

SAT 7/20, 6PM, 21+

Ryan Luce (RECORD RELEASE)

W/ Low Roller, WC Beck, Honky Tonk, Radio Girl (WFMU)


Prospect Park Band Shell

located in Prospect Park

718-683-5600

ALL SHOWS FREE!

FRI 7/5, 7:30PM

Mick Jenkins/Leikeli47/Levan Kali/Joy Postell*

SAT 7/6, 7PM

Oddisee & Good Company/47Soul/Narcy

FRI 7/12, 7PM

Gaby Moreno & Friends/Enjambre/El David Aguilar

SAT 7/13, 7:30PM

Salif Keita/Courtnee Roze

THURS 7/18, 7:30PM

I’m With Her/Darlingside

FRI 7/19, 7:30PM

Burna Boy/Sampa the Great/DJ Tunez*

SAT 7/20, 8PM

Alloy Orchestra: Varieté/LAVA

THURS 7/25, 7:30PM

Broken Social Scene/Nilüfer Yanya

FRI 7/26, 7:30PM

Jidenna/Anik Khan/DJ MOMA

SAT 7/27, 8PM

Compagnie Hervé Koubi


ROCKY SULLIVAN’S

46 Beard St.

718-246-8050

Every TUES, 8-10PM

Irish Night

Every WED, 9PM

Karaoke Night

EVERY SUN, 5PM

The Open Mind (Jazz)

FRI 7/5, 9PM

Red Hook Roxx Presents:

Meyerman, The James Rocket, Sad About Girls

SAT 7/6, 9PM

La Madrugada

SUN 7/7

5PM: The Open Mind (jazz)

8PM: Dance Party

FRI 7/12, 9PM

Red Hook Roxx Presents:

Cyro Child, Jesse Black, Scathed

SAT 7/13, 9PM

Alegba & Friends

THURS 7/18, 8PM

Krussie Nagy, Swing Jam

FRI 7/19, 9PM

Red Hook Rox Presents:

Red Hook Rox, Sound Dogs

FRI 7/26, 9PM

Red Hook Rox Presents:

Stephen Alexander, James Rose, TBA

SAT 7/27, 9PM

Alegba & Friends


ROULETTE INTERMEDIUM

509 Atlantic Ave.

MON 7/1, 8PM

75 Dollar Bill Record Release show with Joshua Abrams & Natural Information Society*

SAT 7/20 + SUN 7/21, 8PM

Roulette’s 40th Season Closeout Party

Celebrating the close of Roulette’s 40th season with two evenings of experimental performance.


SUNNYS

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!

TUES 7/2

Andrea Asprelli and Jason Borisoff

THURS 7/4, 10PM

Doggy Cats

FRI 7/5

Kneeling Drunkards

SUN 7/7, 5PM

Arnt Arntzen

TUES 7/9

Jason Loughlin

THURS 7/11

Greg Humphreys

FRI 7/12

Stillhouse Serenade

SUN 7/14, 5PM

Paul Spring

TUES 7/16

Max Johnson*

THURS 7/18

Mara Kaye Trio

FRI 7/19

Doggy Cats

SUN 7/21

3PM: Harry Bolick’s Old Time Jam

6:30PM: Honky Tonk Heroes

TUES 7/23

Frankie Sunswept

THURS 7/25

Ryan Scott and the Kind Buds

FRI 7/26

Holy Hive

SUN 7/28, 5PM

Tamar Korn

TUES 7/30

Sabine McCalla


SUPERFINE

126 Front St.

EVERY SUNDAY

Bluegrass Green Chile Brunch / Evening Jazz and Americana

Noon – 3pm / 6 – 8pm Unless Otherwise Printed

SUN 7/7

The Haggard Kings/Neha Jivrajka Jazz Trio

SUN 7/14

Abby Hollander Trio/Beat Kaestli Jazz Dup

SUN 7/21

Jack Grace Band/Sabine McCalla (New Orleans)

SUN 7/28

Andrea Asprelli Trio/Bobby Blue the Balladeer

*********

SUPERSMITH

125 Dikeman St.

THURS 7/25, 6:30PM*

Pioneer Works Community Happy Hour

Feat: Jan Bell & The Maybelles

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