Category: NYC Metro

  • Rebecca Karpen Finds Closure In Her New Single “23”

    Indie artist Rebecca Karpen has released a new single “23” that deals with finding closure and moving on, streaming now. 

    NYC-based singer and songwriter Rebecca Karpen has been making music for the past 10 years that blends her outstanding vocals and distinctive songwriting. In her new acoustic, sentimental and melancholy single “23”, Rebecca shared that her song is a means of finding closure after being psychologically abused by her mentor during college, the effects of which almost cost her life as she inadvertently neglected her health. “I have never felt as free as I did after completing this song,  and I hope that you find something of meaning for yourselves in it.”

    “23” can be interpreted as a genuinely personal piece of work about a traumatizing experience. Rebecca added that “grief is a really weird thing because we never entirely stop grieving, we just gradually stop letting it control us and allow it to disappear, piece by piece, into the recesses of our minds. It doesn’t leave, so occasionally, something will be a bit of a jump scare and drag this fear and pain up again suddenly and it makes it incredibly difficult to live your life outside of the fear of encountering this horrible sense of dread again”. 

    After not being able to cope for a while, she found the best and only way to cope and move on was to speak about her isolating and overwhelming experience hence she wrote “23”. “I was fighting a war against someone who wasn’t there any longer and it still felt like I was losing. I was angry and frustrated because it felt like this other person who had caused so much destruction and ruined my life, had caused me to neglect my own health out of stress, was able to steal away without any consequence for what they had inflicted, while I just needed to deal with it alone as the people closest to me struggled to understand if my rage was warranted or just me speaking from a place of anger and vilifying someone none of them had ever met.” Rebecca added.

    It usually takes a while for someone to get the clarity that they need, as it took Rebecca about 3 years to finish writing “23”, a song reflecting on still being haunted by someone who couldn’t be more physically absent in their world, yet mentally and emotionally ubiquitous. Although her single might sound dark and appear tragic, in a weird way, “23” gave Rebecca peace. “I think it allowed me to get the closure  I needed and find the words to describe something I had been incapable of processing or articulating for years and now that I could tell this story, I didn’t feel chained to it anymore. It actually freed me from this person’s hold in recording it.” The newly released single was a moment of triumph for the singer and she doesn’t think she’s ever been so nervous and so passionate about any song she’s ever released. 

    Accompanied with the new single, Rebecca also teased to her fans that she’s working on her debut album “Edelweiss, Or Soundtrack to a Nervous Breakdown”, that could potentially release next year, and fans should be on lookout for new singles coming out later this year.

    “23” from Rebecca Karopen is available to stream everywhere. And for more information about the singer, fans can visit here.

  • Barry Manilow Sets Record for Most Lifetime Concert Performances at Radio City Music Hall

    MSG Entertainment announced that Barry Manilow set the record for the most lifetime concert performances at Radio City Music Hall with his 42nd lifetime show on Saturday, April 20.

    Barry Manilow at Radio City

    As part of the show, the Radio City Rockettes presented Manilow with a custom plaque commemorating his incredible achievement. Barry Manilow first played the iconic venue on October 30, 1984. In May 2023, he began his ongoing show residency at the venue, performing five sold-out shows from May 31 to June 4, 2023, and five additional sold-out shows from April 17-21, 2024. Due to overwhelming demand, Manilow recently announced he will continue his residency with five additional consecutive nights from October 9-13, 2024, marking his 44-48 lifetime performances at the venue and bringing the ongoing residency total to 15 shows.

    Barry Manilow is a GRAMMY, Tony, and Emmy Award-winning music icon whose success is a benchmark in popular music. Having sold more than 85 million records worldwide, he is one of the all-time best-selling recording artists. The multi-award-winning musician has had an astonishing 51 Top 40 singles, including 12 number-one hits and 27 Top 10 hits. Some of these hits include “Mandy,” “I Write the Songs,” “Looks Like We Made It,” “Can’t Smile Without You,” and “Copacabana (At the Copa).”

    “Radio City Music Hall is one of the greatest venues in the world,” said Barry Manilow. “What a thrill and an honor to receive this distinction.”

    For nearly a century, Radio City Music Hall has been home to world’s biggest artists. We are pleased to celebrate Barry Manilow, a native New Yorker and one of the greatest performers of all time, and look forward to welcoming him back for more record-setting shows this October.

    Josephine Vaccarello, Executive Vice President, Live, MSG Entertainment.

    Tickets for Barry Manilow’s upcoming shows at Radio City are on sale now.

  • The Commodores And The Pointer Sisters Announce Limited Run Tour: An Evening of Icons

    The Commodores and The Pointer Sisters have teamed up for a sensational co-headlining tour: An Evening of Icons, which will stop at Northwell Health at Jones Beach Theater on July 25.

    These musical icons are ready to wow audiences with their unique fusion of funk, soul, R&B, and pop. Their career spans decades, and they have sold over 100 million albums and an array of chart-topping hits. To add even more magic to the mix, they’re welcoming special guests, The Spinners.

    The Commodores are the powerhouse behind classics like “Brick House” and “Easy.” They’re delighted to perform alongside The Pointer Sisters, especially in light of Motown’s 65th anniversary. This tour celebrates the enduring power of music, as their timeless hits continue to bring people together across generations.

    Meanwhile, The Pointer Sisters, who have achieved success with hits like “I’m So Excited” and “Jump (For My Love),” are just as thrilled to collaborate. They are preparing to give a show that will keep the audience talking long after the curtains close. The sisters added, “65 years of Motown and timeless hits! What a milestone. It’s a joy to be touring with a true Motown treasure, The Commodores. Here’s to the music that continues to move generations!”

    This tour, presented by Live Nation and represented by the renowned Seth Shomes of Day After Day Productions (DADP), will begin with a bang on Thursday, July 25 at Northwell Health at Jones Beach Theater. Representing these legendary acts is a dream come true for Seth Shomes. He grew up listening to their music, so when the tour hits New York in July, he’s excited to see the fans belting out every word.

    For tickets and more information, click here.

    The Commodores and The Pointer Sisters – An Evening of Icons Tour Dates:

    Thu July 11                Tinley Park, IL              Credit Union 1 Amphitheatre ^

    Thu Jul 25                  Wantagh, NY                Northwell Health at Jones Beach Theater ^

    Fri Jul 26                    Oxon Hill, MD           The Theater at MGM National Harbor ^

    Fri Sep 20                   Raleigh, NC                  Red Hat Amphitheater *

    Sat Sep 21                  Charlotte, NC               PNC Music Pavilion *

    Thu Oct 03                Tuscaloosa, AL             Mercedes-Benz Amphitheater ^

    Sat Oct 05                  Durant, OK                   Choctaw Casino ^

    Thu Nov 14                Tampa, FL                     Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino ^

    Fri Nov 15                  Hollywood, FL              Hard Rock Live in Hollywood, Fla. ^

    Sat Nov 30                 Primm, NV                    Star Of The Desert Arena ^#

  • Blue Note Jazz Festival 2024 Lineup Announced

    The Blue Note Jazz Club unveiled the lineup for their much-anticipated 13th annual Blue Note Jazz Festival 2024, featuring performances by Wynton Marsalis, Andra Day, Corinne Bailey Rae, Yo La Tengo with the Sun Ra Arkestra, Stanley Clarke, the Yussef Dayes Experience, Soulive, The Soul Rebels featuring Ghostface Killah and many more.

    Blue Note Jazz Festival 2024

    Blue Note is unique in curating its namesake New York festival, looking beyond the confines of genre, geography, and time to craft a one-of-a-kind lineup. Pulling together history-shaping innovators, cultural icons from around the world, and contemporary artists pushing the boundaries of music today, the festival captures the social fabric of New York City like no other.

    Since 1981, the Blue Note Jazz Club has been a cultural institution in NYC and one of the premiere jazz clubs in the world. It strives to preserve the history of jazz, and the club practices the foundations of jazz on a nightly basis and carries the torch for the genre in the 21st century.

    The club has been frequented by celebrities such as Scarlett Johansson, Colin Jost, Zoe Kravitz, and Jon Hamm and has featured musicians like Robert Glasper, Ron Carter, Pat Metheny, Ms. Lisa Fischer, Christain McBride, Keyon Harrold, Meshell Ndegeocello, and more.

    Kicking off the Blue Note Jazz Festival 2024 on June 1 is Soulive at the legendary Blue Note Jazz Club in Greenwich Village. The festival spans five beloved venues across the city including Sony Hall, SummerStage in Central Park, Town Hall, Brooklyn Bowl, and performances in partnership with Jazz At Lincoln Center.

    This year, Blue Note Jazz Festival is focused on spotlighting diverse global cultures in a range of venues throughout New York City, including artists from Nigeria, Ethiopia, Niger, Brazil and beyond. The lineup features iconic and legendary artists that have made a tremendous impact in music and on generations of artists, including Wynton Marsalis, Stanley Clarke, Fred Wesley and hip-hop icon Ghostface Killah. The lineup is complemented by a wave of progressive and contemporary artists ranging from Ezra Collective, the Yussef Dayes Experience and Julius Rodriguez. We’re also focused on spotlighting powerful and impactful female voices including Andra Day, Corinne Bailey Rae and Lisa Fischer to name a few.

    Blue Note Director of Programming Alex Kurland.

    Kurland continued, “Presenting artists who make an immense impact in music culture and inspire is a common thread of the annual Blue Note Jazz Festival. This mirrors the festival’s partnerships with impactful institutions in New York City including SummerStage in Central Park, Jazz at Lincoln Center, and The Town Hall, which enrich the festival’s depth of programming, experience, and culture.”

    The Blue Note continues to grow its programming, most recently with three sold-out nights of performances by legendary artist André 3000. Upcoming shows at the Blue Note include Christian McBride, The Bad Plus, Infinity Song, BJ The Chicago Kid, and more.

    Tickets and further information about The Blue Note Jazz Festival 2024 can be found here.

    BLUE NOTE JAZZ FESTIVAL DATES
    June 1 /// Soulive /// Blue Note
    June 2 /// Soulive /// Blue Note
    June 2 /// Harlem Gospel Choir /// Blue Note Brunch
    June 2 /// Paula Cole /// Sony Hall
    June 3 /// Derrick Hodge /// Blue Note
    June 4 /// Derrick Hodge /// Blue Note
    June 5 /// Derrick Hodge /// Blue Note
    June 5 /// Lisa Fischer /// Sony Hall
    June 6 /// Soulive /// Blue Note
    June 7 /// Soulive /// Blue Note
    June 7 /// Michel Camilo /// Sony Hall
    June 7 /// ALJO with Hamilton de Holanda
    and Yamandu Cost /// Town Hall
    June 8 /// Soulive /// Blue Note
    June 8 /// The Music of The Buena Vista
    Social Club /// Blue Note Brunch
    June 9 /// Soulive /// Blue Note
    June 9 /// Jazz is Dead /// Sony Hall
    June 9 /// Harlem Gospel Choir /// Blue Note Brunch
    June 10 /// Brandee Younger /// Blue Note
    June 11 /// The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra
    with Wynton Marsalis /// Blue Note
    June 12 /// The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra
    with Wynton Marsalis /// Blue Note
    June 12 /// Yemi Alade /// Sony Hall
    June 13 /// The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra
    with Wynton Marsalis /// Blue Note
    June 14 /// Jazz at Lincoln Center presents Wynton Marsalis
    with The Future of Jazz Septet /// Blue Note
    June 14 /// Eliane Elias /// Sony Hall
    June 15 /// Jazz at Lincoln Center presents Wynton Marsalis
    with The Future of Jazz Septet /// Blue Note
    June 15 /// Yo La Tengo with the Sun Ra Arkestra /// Sony Hall
    June 15 /// Jazz at Lincoln Center Youth Orchestra /// Blue Note Brunch
    June 16 /// Jazz at Lincoln Center presents Wynton Marsalis
    with The Future of Jazz Septet /// Blue Note
    June 16 /// Victor Wooten /// Sony Hall
    June 16 /// Jazz at Lincoln Center Youth Orchestra /// Blue Note Brunch
    June 17 /// Julius Rodriguez /// Blue Note
    June 17 /// Haley Reinhart /// Sony Hall
    June 18 /// Julius Rodriguez /// Blue Note
    June 19 /// Julius Rodriguez /// Blue Note
    June 19 /// Mulatu Astatke /// Sony Hall
    June 20 /// Julius Rodriguez /// Blue Note
    June 20 /// Mulatu Astatke /// Sony Hall
    June 21 /// Ghostface Killah with The Soul Rebels /// Blue Note
    June 21 /// Fred Wesley with The Brecker Brothers /// Sony Hall
    June 22 /// Ghostface Killah with The Soul Rebels /// Blue Note
    June 22 /// Antibalas with Hailu Mergia /// Sony Hall
    June 23 /// Ghostface Killah with The Soul Rebels /// Blue Note
    June 23 /// Harlem Gospel Choir /// Blue Note Brunch
    June 24 /// Ozomatli /// Blue Note
    June 25 /// Ozomatli /// Blue Note
    June 25 /// Stanley Clarke /// Sony Hall
    June 26 /// Ozomatli /// Blue Note
    June 26 /// Stanley Clarke /// Sony Hall
    June 27 /// Chief Adjuah /// Blue Note
    June 27 /// Gino Vannelli /// Sony Hall
    June 28 /// Chief Adjuah /// Blue Note
    June 28 /// Bombino with Etran De L’Air /// Sony Hall
    June 28 /// Os Mutantes /// Brooklyn Bowl
    June 29 /// Chief Adjuah /// Blue Note
    June 29 /// ProgJect with Bill Bruford /// Sony Hall
    June 29 /// Brass Queens /// Blue Note Brunch
    June 30 /// Chief Adjuah /// Blue Note
    June 30 /// Harlem Gospel Choir /// Blue Note Brunch
    July 1 /// Joey Alexander /// Blue Note

  • Blue Öyster Cult Releases Hauntingly New Album ‘Ghost Stories’

    Legendary rock band Blue Öyster Cult have released their new studio album Ghost Stories. The 12-track album includes the nine previously-unfinished songs written by the band and three  new covers, “We Gotta Get Out of This Place” by The Animals, “Kick Out The Jams” by MC5, and “If I Fell,” by the Beatles.

    Along with the new album, Long Island based rock band have also shared their new single “Cherry” accompanied by a lyric video out to stream everywhere. In the single “Cherry,” Blue Öyster Cult embraces their “classic rock” phenomenon status, to build the anticipation of their new  album reaching a crescendo. Fans are excited to hear the songs that have become a part of their legacy come to completion and to see how the band’s artistic vision turns into reality. 

    Work in the studio for the new album Ghost Stories was completed by Richie Castellano along with the remaining original members Eric Bloom and Donald “Buck Dharma” Roeser. Both  Albert Bouchard and Rick Downey appear on drums with additional overdubs recorded by Joe Bouchard. 

    All these original lineup members appearing on Ghost Stories have created a musical journey that traverses decades and promises easter eggs for days. The recordings, along with BÖC, were produced by George Geranios, the band’s first audio engineer and a key figure in their prime. They were all initially recorded on reel-to-reel analog tape. He transferred them to digital audio which is when modern AI and magical musical talents meet and the collection of vintage multi-track recordings was de-mixed, re-mixed, and produced by Steve Schenck and Richie Castellano to become Ghost Stories. Fans can order and stream the new album here

  • Hudson Yards Unveils Its Backyard Programming Line-up For The Summer

    Hudson Yards has unveiled its initial events for backyard programming including a mix of Family Day, Movie Screenings, Summer Concerts and more. The program begins Friday, May 3 and continues through August 7 in the Public Square & Gardens.

    Fans will be able to watch the free weekly concerts at Hudson Yards, the newest neighborhood on Manhattan’s West Side. The Backyard at Hudson Yards concert series is located between 10th and 11th Avenue and between 30th and 34th Street. 

    Outdoor Entertainment 

    Once again, Hudson Yards and The Bowery Presents have teamed together to present an outdoor series of free, in-person performances in the Public Square & Gardens every Wednesday at 6:00 p.m. with world-class performers from June 19 through August 7. The lineup will feature performances by artists including Chayce Beckham on June 19, David Archuleta on June 26, Brynn Cartelli on July 10, Ray Bull on July 17 and Keke Palmer on August 7. Hudson Yards will unveil the performers for July 3, July 24, and July 31 in the coming week at their website.  

    The Public Theater Performances 

    The renowned Public Theater will bring Shakespeare to Backyard at Hudson Yards this summer as a part of its Mobile Unit series with 10 free, open-to-the-public performances of the bilingual musical adaptation in English and Spanish of The Comedy of Errors. Fans will enjoy a twist on the classic show featuring contemporary rhythms across Latin America with performance dates ranging from June 6, 7, 8, 9, 13, 14, 20, and 21.

    Family Day

    Family Day, a fantastic set of family-friendly events all day long, starts off Backyard’s Family Fun programming on May 18. Family day will include a WonderSpark Puppet Show, a special Mozart concert for Munchkins, and a movie screening on the 30-foot Big Screen on the Public Square & Gardens. Along with plenty of family-friendly dining and shopping options, kids will enjoy face painting and personalized balloon sculptures created by balloon artists inside The Shops & Restaurants at Hudson Yards. 

    Coinciding with Family Day, every month, the beloved New York Public Library will offer a free immersive storytime at Backyard with books, songs, and rhymes for the young reader (ages 0 to 12). After story time, kids can take part in a group art project. Throughout the event, visitors will be able to sign up for a library card and learn more about free programs and resources available through the New York Public Library system.

    Sports Watch Parties

    Hudson Yards has also announced they will host Sports watch parties. Backyard will feature hundreds of live-streamed games, series, and tournaments on The Big Screen. These will include the most popular international sporting events and games, such as cricket, sailing, horse racing, baseball, basketball, golf, Formula 1 races, hockey, football, soccer, tennis, and more. Upcoming special viewing parties include the Kentucky Derby airing on May 4, the Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix Race on May 5, with a Cinco de Mayo party at Verano, and The Wells Fargo Championship PGA TOUR event airing from May 9 – 12.

    Power Hour 

    Starting on May 14th, there will be free courses in yoga, Pilates, and dance cardio fitness on the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month from 8:00 to 9:00 a.m. on the Public Square & Gardens. Level 2 of The Shops & Restaurants at Hudson Yards is home to the upscale wellness and athletic company Alo Yoga, which is offering classes there. With each in-store class, Alo Yoga will be giving away a gift card. Alo Flow, Alo Power Flow, Alo Dance Cardio, and Alo Mat Pilates will be taught by well-known influencer fitness instructors, such as Victoria Rodriguez, Sarah Wolff, Lulu Soni, Kayla Principato and  Serena Tom

    Backyard at Hudson Yards will kick off on May 3, and fans will get a chance to enjoy a full season of outdoor programs featuring a jam-packed calendar of free concerts, live sports screenings, theater performances, fitness classes, and more. For more information about the 2024 program, fans can visit here to register and learn more. 

  • Marc Ribot Teams Up With Tuomo & Markus for “Waiting Room”

    Finnish indie folk artists Tuomo & Markus have joined forces with legendary guitarist Marc Ribot on a new song titled “Waiting Room.” It marks the first offering from the duo’s upcoming album, comprised solely of cinematic instrumental pieces recorded and mixed in immersive Dolby Atmos. The newly released track, which can be heard below, also features Nordic jazz trumpet virtuoso Verneri Pohjola.

    Essentially a 1970s jazz-funk track with some Afrobeat grooves also heavily in the mix, “Waiting Room” finds the Finnish musicians taking a left turn and exploring the urban jazz scenes of Lower East Side NYC. Tuomo & Markus ditch their typical vocal harmonies while Marc Ribot provides the spoken word-like vocals along with his signature guitar play. As a result, the song has strong a coffee house Jazz Night vibe to it.

    “’Waiting Room’ was originally just a studio jam number, built around a bluesy, slightly Tuareg-sounding guitar riff,” Tuomo & Markus recall. “It wasn’t really until Marc entered the studio that we found a sense of purpose for the track. His amazing intensity and willingness to jump into the deep end turned it from a jam to a gem.”

    Keyboard player Tuomo Prättälä’s sound is inspired by the sounds of a vintage Vox Continental organ (similar to the one used by Ethiopian music pioneer Mulatu Astatke) while Verneri Pohjola adds unorthodox live effect treatments to “Waiting Room” on trumpet. The two drummers – Juho Viljanen and Jaska Lukkarinen – lay down a steady West African groove, together with bass player Jeremias Ijäs and rhythm guitarists Markus Nordenstreng and Miikka ‘McGyver’ Paatelainen. It all combines to give the song a spirited underlying groove with heavy international flavoring that drives the tune along.

    Tuomo & Markus’ most recent album, Game Changing, was released to critical acclaim in January 2023 and focused heavily on apocalyptic lyrics, psychedelia, indie folk jangles and multi-layered Laurel Canyon harmonies. Its predecessor, Dead Circles (2018) was more of an Americana affair, as the duo held court in a recording studio in Tucson AZ, backed by their friends from Calexico and Wilco. They’ve also been compared to The Grateful Dead by noted music writer David Fricke for their ability to shift from one musical genre to the next without blinking an eye, while sounding totally unique.

  • Hearing Aide: NYC-Based Indie Group Rookie Mistake Release Debut EP, “I Will Not Die in Upstate New York”

    NYC-based indie-folk group Rookie Mistake have released their debut EP I Will Not Die in Upstate New York on March 29. The album is full of intriguing sound and promising talent.

    I Will Not Die in Upstate New York

    Rookie Mistake is made up of Nick Fioravanti, Gianna Minerva, Justin Gambardella, and Ethan Brown. They were originally formed in May 2022 in college at SUNY Oneonta and are currently based in the NYC Metro. They’re excited to share their debut EP, I Will Not Die in Upstate New York after playing house shows and small clubs around New York State.

    The group is heavily swayed by artists from genres like folk, indie, alternative, and classic rock. You can hear similarities to groups like Joy Again, The Walters, The Lumineers, and Mumford and Sons. The group refuses to conform to a specific genre. They have elements of folk, indie, bluegrass, and glimpses of alternative.

    The opening track “I Will Not Die in Upstate New York” sets the tone of the EP with a heavy emphasis on acoustic folk, but still gripping the indie sound. It is a story of returning home, leaving the past behind, traveling far and wide and living life. The next track “Fortune Cookie” is quite laid back, but transforms into a heartfelt, hopeful and fast-paced tune. This track really shows the singer’s heavier vocals and the instrumental capabilities as more than just soft folk.

    When the song “Trampoline” plays, the band really starts to show their indie roots. They prove their talents are simply multi-dimensional. “Famous” and “I Love it Here” bring back those soft, folk elements and showcases that the band can play a range of sound and can make indie-folk really pop. The songs are filled with depth, both emotionally and instrumentally.

    To hear Rookie Mistake’s debut EP and to learn more about the band, click here.

  • Terre Roche Unveils Latest Album Inner Adult and Releases Single, “Fish Out of Water”

    Singer-songwriter Terre Roche of the legendary NYC sibling folk trio, The Roches has announced the release of album INNER ADULT. Along with this, Terre also dropped her single, “Fish Out of Water,” on April 10.

    Terre Roche

    Terre Roche has written and performed music across the country for over 50 years. Her colorful and celebrated music career refuses to let up as Roche dropped “Fish Out of Water” April 10. The upcoming album INNER ADULT sees Terre continue to add depth to her folk/rock library and will also be released as a limited-edition book featuring illustrations by Terre, song lyrics, photographs, and more.

    The album released is to be celebrated May 20 with a show at City Winery Loft in NYC.

    Terre Roche

    The single “Fish Out of Water” has a soothing, yet mesmerizing aura to it. This is a sound only the most talented artists can achieve. The theme of change, growth, moving on, is perfectly embodied by the soft and hopeful acoustic sound. Terre Roche’s vocals are somber yet sweet.

    Terre Roche proved that she still has the ear, the mind, and the talent to put out folk works like this no matter the decade. Longevity in an artist is paramount and Terre has it. The sounds lull you while the lyrics keep you thinking. The track is simple in sound but profound in writing. It is simply great.

    For more information on Terre Roche, her single, and upcoming album, click here.

  • Kristin Flammio & the Pretty Bitchin Release Latest Single, “Never Too High”

    Kristin Flammio & the Pretty Bitchin are excited to celebrate the release of their next single “Never Too High” on April 20 with a release show on Wednesday May 8th at The Broadway in NYC.

    Kristin Flammio & the Pretty Bitchin delivers a strong love letter of empowering and fun rock and roll with a nod to pop, country and dance. The Brooklyn based four-piece, formed in 2019, consists of Kristin Flammio, Jericho Davidson, Matt Puckett and Will Noland. The band released their debut album, If You Want to Leave in 2021 and their crowd favorite, “Not This Time” in November 2023. Finally, the group is back at it with the release of “Never Too High” on April 20.

    Kristin Flammio & the Pretty Bitchin’s upcoming new track, “Never Too High” is cleverly releasing on 4/20. The track is explosive with energy and feel-good. The song has been stuck in my head ever since the first listen. It certainly has the sound and atmosphere of a hit single. Punchy drums, joyous melodies, a soaring voice define this track as something to behold.

    “Never Too High” has a classic indie vibe, reminiscent of Florence and the Machine. Influence from alternative, pop, pop-punk, and indie groups are more than apparent. This group utilizes sounds from all across rock and roll to craft their music. “Never Too High” is a prime example of this.

    To learn more about Kristin Flammio & the Pretty Bitchin, their upcoming and existing works, click here.