Harlem Meer Performance Festival - Pablo Mayor-Folklore Urbano (Moderm Columbian)

Inside the Park at 110th Street between Fifth and Lenox Avenues
Join the Conservancy for the 14th season of this popular Sunday concert series that features the best in local emerging and established Latin, Jazz, World, and Gospel artists.

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DOUBLE GRANDE - Two Grand Voices, Two Grand Pianos

ONE OF THE MOST EXCITING EVENTS OF THE SUMMER!
An evening full of humor and wit, romance and song,
brilliantly crafted around some of the best music of the 20th century
Performed by two award-winning singer/piano artists!

TWO GRAND VOICES + TWO GRAND PIANOS=
DOUBLE GRANDE
Deborah Johnson and Wayland Pickard

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Minipop plays Cafe du Nord in San Francisco

It’s your chance to catch local group Minipop live at Cafe du Nord in San Francisco Wednesday August 29 and at The Blank Club in San Jose on Friday, August 31. Currently touring to support their debut release A New Hope, Minipop’s blend of dreamy, soulful tunes and synth pop harmonies truly inspire. Band co-founder Matthew Swanson on guitar backs ethereal lead singer Tricia Kanne, with Lauren, Nick and Ross rounding out the fivesome.

Reminding me of old faves The Primitives, Minipop is also sometimes compared to Texas-based group Eisley, but have an original vibe all their own. Favorite tracks include Generator, Fingerprints and Like I Do, which is getting a ton of radio play. Listening to Minipop’s music makes me want to twirl around in a big full skirt on a sunny day just for the sheer joy of it. Floaty instrumentals and poetic lyrics touch the artist in you, whether driving in your car or daydreaming. Their music leaves you full of hope.

On tour all over the US in concert halls and music festivals, they’re poised to go off with a big bang. Go see Minipop and welcome them to the alt music scene.

—Michelle Zaffino

Blues Barge

Every Thursday night this summer, the Boston Harbor Hotel will be hosting free blues concerts, featuring some of the hottest national blues artists.

Summer Soul

Every Tuesday night this summer, the Boston Harbor Hotel will be hosting free concerts featuring R&B and soul singers. These artists will cover songs from the 1950's until today, including music by Marvin Gaye and James Brown.