New York Bands Unite for Three-Day, Three-Venue Festival Supporting LA Wildfire Relief
The New York music scene is coming together to raise funds for the fallout caused by the devastating Los Angeles wildfires. Taking place January 27th through 29th, this event promises to be an unmissable convergence of music and community action.
Each night will feature a stacked lineup of artists across genres, reinforcing the creative energy and unity of New York. With performances from both established acts and emerging local favorites, the festival offers something for everyone while serving a higher purpose.
Proceeds from ticket sales will go directly to different mutual aid efforts every night to provide resources, support, and relief to those affected by the fires. In addition to live music, there will be DJ sets, tattoos, raffles and more.
Any ticket purchased will be honored at all venues day of show, capacity allowing.
Event Details:
• What: Three-Day Benefit Show Series for LA Wildfire Relief
• When: January 26th - 29th
• Where: Heaven Can Wait | Berlin | Bowery Electric
For more information, press inquiries, or to get involved, please contact —
Gabe Camarano: [email protected]
Hether Fortune: [email protected]
Enzo DeMay: [email protected]
Flyer by TJ Freda (@hellotjtj)
Artists
Midnightchoir
Their latest release, TEMPTATION (DEMOS), shows the band collaborating and expanding beyond their goth and post-punk influences. Post-Punk.com calls the release "brilliant":
TEMPTATION (DEMOS) reflects the fractures of a fraught political moment, pulling no punches as it delivers its message with sharp-edged sincerity. The collection finds MIDNIGHTCHOIR pushing past their post-punk lineage. The specters of Sisters of Mercy and Depeche Mode linger, yet the duo transforms these influences into something rawer; something NOW.
While July 2023's Loverboy Molotov LP was made with political urgency in mind, recent songs have covered the climate crisis, corporate power, and social turmoil. Their next LP, Debtor's Disco, will be released in 2025. It takes a lighter tone, while still maintaining focus on the duo's worldly concerns. To quote the unreleased Keep Your Revolution: "You can keep your revolution/ if we can't dance to it./ Because we're not going out on our knees. / We're going out on our feet."