Barbès

Live music in Park Slope, Brooklyn

An intimate bar and performance space in Park Slope, Brooklyn, featuring jazz, world music, classical, and more, every night of the week.

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Fri, Aug 28 · 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM

$21.95

JOEL FORRESTER - Friday in August

JOEL FORRESTER - ALL FRIDAYS IN AUGUST Joel Forrester is the composer of more than 1600 tunes, a versatile and accomplished jazz pianist, leader of his own quintet, co-leader of the legendary Microscopic Septet and a prolific recording artist who also penned the theme to NPR's Fresh Air. He has performed in an extraordinary diversity of settings - from large ensembles to a duet setting with a tap dancer. His playing draws from stride, boogie-woogie, bebop, trance and what he likes to call “salon pieces” but each composition bears the stamp of this most individual artist. 6pm show $20 suggested - donate now online or that night in person

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Fri, Aug 28 · 8:00 PM – 9:30 PM

$22.50

OURIDA

OURIDA Ourida is a Franco-Algerian songwriter, singer and pianist and a Brooklyn resident with a unique sound, presence and sultry voice. After winning awards and residency grants in France, Ourida performed for years in Parisian clubs, venues, and festivals, and lived in Marseille before being invited to perform in Canada and Brazil. Her debut album ‘Monkeys, came out in 2010. The tension between her Algerian roots, American modernism and French chanson is all apparent in Ourida’s songwriting – urban songs mixing folk rock, art pop melodies and jazz grooves. After moving to New York City, Ourida recorded ‘Wings’ (2022) produced by Eli Crews (tUnE-yArDs, Marc Ribot…) an indie pop / art pop / alternative album, a party of sensual songs about multicultural life and women’s freedom of expression. The single ‘Amanti’, a collaboration with Ben Zwerin and Raed el Khazen, was selected as a semi-finalist for Unsigned Only 2021. "An elegant and captivating listening experience" Plasticmag, Uk "A mature songwriter and performer truly in tune with her strengths" Sistra, Egypt “Plongez dans ce splendide voyage...” Indie chronique daily, France Ourida - piano voice,; Eric Burns - guitar; Ari Folman-cohen - bass and Jason Nazary- drums $20 suggested

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Fri, Aug 28 · 10:00 PM – 11:55 PM

$22.50 suggested donation

ZEMOG El GALLO BUENO

ZEMOG TRIO Puerto-Rican born Peruvian guitarist Abraham Gomez-Delgado leads Zemog, a LatinX-perimental band from Brooklyn, NY that draws draws from Afro-Puerto Rican, Cuban and South American Rhythms. The music is also inspired by German Cosmic music, Japanese Butoh Dance, Psych Rock, Classical Minimalism and American Free Jazz. Sung in both Spanish and English, the songs deal with immigration, racism, the power of dancing together, living in-between, and the balance of imbalance in life. $20 suggested Donate now or in person that day

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Sat, Aug 29 · 3:00 PM – 5:30 PM

$21.84 suggested donation

DIRTY DESMONDS

DIRTY DESMONDS (formerly Pakula Surprise) is a trio with Eric Pakula on alto sax, Blake Lindberg on drums and Nick Cudahy on bass. They play Eric Pakula’s compositions, which are a mashup of swing and country music combined with 1960’s TV music. They also play the music of Lenny Tristano, Charlie Parker and Bud Powell. Pakula’s biggest influences include Lee Konitz, Sydney Bechet and Paul Desmond. They will be set up in our front room, in casual and acoustic fashion. $15 suggesteddonate in advance or pay in person that day.

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Sat, Aug 29 · 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM

$22.90

MICHAEL ATTIAS - Saturday in August

Michaël Attias has released eight albums under his name, among which the 2019 Out Of Your Head solo release *échos la nuit*, Nerve Dance (2017), Spun Tree (2012) and three albums with the RENKU trio. As a sideman, he has worked with Anthony Braxton, Paul Motian, Masabumi Kikuchi, Oliver Lake, Anthony Coleman, Ralph Alessi, Tony Malaby. He will be bringing a different lineup each week. This week: LUMI3 Michaël Attias: alto, baritone & C-Soprano saxophones Matt Pavolka: bass, Michael Sarin: drums $20 Pay online or in person that day

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Sat, Aug 29 · 8:00 PM – 9:30 PM

$22.90

JBB (ft Guilherme Monteiro, James Buckley, Hamir Atwal)

JAMES BUCKLEY BAND Guilherme Monteiro - guitar James Buckley - bass Hamir Atwal - drums An instrumental guitar trio that treats groove as a starting point, not a destination. Monteiro's guitar work draws on the lyricism of Brazilian jazz, singing lines over Buckley's warm, genre-agnostic bass. The two chase each other through fluid, rhythm-rich improvisation that never sounds rehearsed, even when it clearly is. Guilherme Monteiro, born in Rio de Janeiro in 1971, rose quickly as a guitarist, performing professionally by fifteen and later studying at the prestigious Thelonious Monk Institute of Jazz Performance with mentors like Clark Terry and Jimmy Heath. Since moving to New York City in 2000, he has recorded and toured with major artists including Ron Carter, Kurt Elling, Eliane Elias, and Forro in the Dark, contributing to Grammy nominated and winning albums while leading his own projects. James Buckley has been seen or heard with such great artists as Tim Sparks, Dessa, Gayngs, Lizzo, P.O.S, Bon Iver, Harmar Superstar, DOSH, Dave King (Bad Plus), Jesse Harris, and more. Based in Brooklyn, New York, James brings over 20 years of live music experience as a bassist, talent buyer, and music programmer. A founding team member at both The Sultan Room and Xanadu Roller Arts, James has architected the programming vision at The Sultan Room since its opening — drawing on his roots as a New York-based musician and community member to build it into one of Brooklyn’s most beloved live music destinations. https://www.instagram.com/jambuckley20 Hamir Atwal is a drummer and composer whose playing centers on deep listening, rhythmic clarity, and collective improvisation. A graduate of Berklee College of Music, he studied with Joe Lovano and Hal Crook, shaping a voice that balances tradition with openness and experimentation.He has performed with artists including Myra Melford, Ben Goldberg, and Kenny Wollesen, and is an active presence in New York’s creative music community. His work is grounded, responsive, and focused on creating honest, shared musical moments. https://www.instagram.com/atwalhamir $20 suggested

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Sat, Aug 29 · 10:00 PM – 11:55 PM

$22.91 suggested donation

PANGARI AND THE SOCIALITES

PANGARI AND THE SOCIALITES. Classic Ska, Soul and Rocksteady inspired by Lloyd Knibb, Don Drummond and the Skatalites. The large band includes a rotating cast of musicians led by the fierce Ari Folman-Cohen. Probably Featuring: Alec Spiegelman - alto sax Kyle Nasser -tenor sax Maria Eisien - bari sax Jackie Coleman - trumpet Adam Dotson - trombone Dany Fox - piano Rob Ritchie - guitar Adam Minkoff - vocals/guitar Ari Folman-Cohen - bass Nick Anderson - drums 10pm to midnight $20 suggested. donate now or pay that night in person.

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Sun, Aug 30 · 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM

$22.90 suggested donation

K8A: IMPRESSIONS OF ETHIOPIA

K8A is the solo project of violinist and composer Kaethe Hostetter (Debo Band, QWANQWA). Combining violin, voice, field recordings, and live electronics, her performances draw on years of collaboration within Ethiopian musical communities while embracing improvisation and experimental composition. The result is a layered and transportive sound world where traditional melodies, texture, and memory converge. As as solo artist she has performed with Fred Frith, Butch Morris, Ava Mendoza, Henry Kaiser, and others $20 suggested. Donate online now or in person that night.

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Sun, Aug 30 · 8:00 PM – 9:30 PM

$22.90

STEPHANE WREMBEL

Stéphane Wrembel is probably the foremost interpreter of Django Reinhardt’s music in North America. Whether sticking to the French master’s arrangements, or taking the music into new territory, Wrembel has always treated Django like a serious composer rather the cliché paragon of swing and speed he has often been portrayed as. As a composer, Stéphane has scored the theme song to Woody Allen's "Midnight in Paris" and scored his last film. He performed live for the 2012 Academy Awards, has headlined at Carnegie Hall and the the Lyon Opera House and has been called “a revelation” by Rolling Stone magazine. While his playing falls into the general umbrella of Gypsy Swing his weekly sets also howcase his own compositions which owe as much to Django Reinhardt as they do Pink Floyd, Ravel or Middle Eastern music. Stephane is at barbes (almost) every Sunday. $20 suggested. Donate online now or in person that night.

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Sun, Aug 30 · 10:00 PM – 11:55 PM

$22.90 suggested donation

MC ACOUSTIC TRIO

MC ACOUSTIC TRIOMarco Cappelli - guitarKen Filiano - bassSatoshi Takeishi - percussion The 15 years old ensemble MC Acoustic Trio gets together for its annual reunion, to touch base about its magic interplay, moving between improvisation and new compositions.Started in 2011, the band found its own original chamber-music-language through New York gigs and international touring, as documented in their 3 albums, published by prestigious labels such as Mode Records, Tzadik and Da Vinci. $20 suggestedDonate now or that night in person

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Mon, Aug 31 · 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM

$22.90 suggested donation

DANA LYN / NATHAN KOCI / ILUSHA TSINADZE

DANA LYN / NATHAN KOCI / ILUSHA TSINADZE Composer-violinist Dana Lyn inhabits a musical world somewhere in the Venn diagram of 70’s art rock, classical, traditional Irish and improvised music. She has written music for Brooklyn Rider, Palaver Strings, A Far Cry and the National Orchestra of Washington and performs regularly with Taylor Mac, Stew, Hank Roberst, actor Vincent D'Onofrio and guitarist Kyle Sanna. Nathan Koci Nathan Koci is a musician, music director, conductor, and collaborative artist working across disciplines including musical theater, folk music, jazz, contemporary and experimental classical music, and dance. He most recently served as the Music Director for the 1st National Tour of Anäis Mitchell’s Tony Award-winning folk musical Hadestown. As a music director, he also worked on Daniel Fish’s radical re-imagining of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Oklahoma!, which won the 2019 Tony Award for Best Musical Revival. Nathan also has performed with ensembles including The Knights, Alarm Will Sound, Ensemble Modern, Bang on a Can, the Tri-Centric Orchestra, and the Michael Leonhart Orchestra, working with artists, composers, and directors including William Kentridge, John Heginbotham, Maira Kalman, Anthony Braxton, Stew and Heidi, Shovels and Rope, Ted Hearne, Timo Andres, Tlale Makhene, and Bham Ntabe Singer and guitarist Ilusha Tsinadze was born in the Republic of Georgia and emigrated with his family to the U.S. at the age of 8. Based in New York City and collaborating with both American and Georgian artists, Ilusha’s recordings and performances are a true expression of a contemporary multicultural identity. He has released two albums of original interpretations of Georgian folk music and has performed in venues including The Kennedy Center and Carnegie Hall. $20 suggested. Pay now online or that night in person.

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Mon, Aug 31 · 9:00 PM – 11:55 PM

$15.00

TROPICAL VORTEX

TROPICAL VORTEX is Barbès long-running series showcasing all manners of tropical styles from Latinolandia with live band and DJs playing cumbia, chicha, guaguanco, mambo, plena, Sanjuanitos and other styles of vintage or not so vintage styles. Past artists include Combo Chimbita, Chicha Libre, Los Cumpleaños, Bulla en el Barrio with appearances by Chico Trujillo, Son Rompe Pera, Paito y los Gaiteros de Punta Brava, Ceferina Banquez and many many more.. Live sets tba With resident DJ's SONIDO CHICHADELICO and ADRIAN IS HUNGRY and Special Guests $15 suggested Pay now online or in person that night. PRODUCED WITH OUR FRIENDS AT ILEGAL MEZCAL

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Tue, Sep 1 · 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM

$22.90 suggested donation

TAMAR KORN & A KORNUCOPIA

Tamar Korn, she of Brain Cloud and Cangelosi Cards fame, has been dazzling us for over a decade, surprising us at every turn with her choice of repertoire, hopscotching, in one set, from early jazz, Western swing and American roots music to Yiddish songs, vocal solos and unexpected recitatives involving new and old poetry and philosophical essays. Tamar doesn't use a template, she creates it as she goes along. Friends, not always timely named, always come and join. $20 suggested Pay now online or that day in person,

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Tue, Sep 1 · 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM

$22.90 suggested donation

TAMAR KORN & A KORNUCOPIA

Tamar Korn, she of Brain Cloud and Cangelosi Cards fame, has been dazzling us for over a decade, surprising us at every turn with her choice of repertoire, hopscotching, in one set, from early jazz, Western swing and American roots music to Yiddish songs, vocal solos and unexpected recitatives involving new and old poetry and philosophical essays. Tamar doesn't use a template, she creates it as she goes along. Friends, not always timely named, always come and join. $20 suggested Pay now online or that day in person,

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Tue, Sep 1 · 9:00 PM – 11:55 PM

$22.90

SLAVIC SOUL PARTY

SLAVIC SOUL PARTY - Every Tuesday. (for ever..) Fiery Balkan brass, throbbing funk grooves, Roma accordion wizardry, and virtuoso jazz chops: Slavic Soul Party! is just what it says. Brash and strong as slivovitz, these nine musicians have forged a virtuosic new brass band music in the heart of New York City; they have held their Tuesday bacchanal for now 18 years and - and it has become a destination for locals and brass band fans from around the globe. John Carlson & Kenny Warren (trumpet), Peter Hess (sax/clarinet), Peter Stan (accordion), Tim Vaughn & Adam Dotson (trombone), Ken Bentley (tuba), Matt Moran and Chris Stromquist (go/snare/perc).9pm to midnight.

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Wed, Sep 2 · 8:00 PM – 9:30 PM

$22.90

THE ANDY STATMAN TRIO

A truly extraordinary artist, Andy Statman began his career in the 70’s as a virtuoso Mandolinist who studied and performed with David Grisman, went on to study clarinet with the legendary Dave Tarras and became one of the main architect of a Klezmer revival that started out 30 years ago and has since informed and influenced folk, Jazz and improvised music forms. Andy draws equally from Hassidic melodies, folk tunes from new and old worlds alike and Albert Ayler-influenced free-improv. The result reads like a very personal search for the sacred based both on traditions and introspection. Featuring Larry Eagle - drums; Jim Whitney - bass and Andy Statman - clarinet and mandolin. $20 tickets. Reserve now or pay in person that night. Tickets do not guarantee a seat - just admission. Half of the room will be standing. We suggest getting there at least 30 minutes ahead to get a seat.

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Wed, Sep 2 · 10:00 PM – 11:55 PM

$22.90 suggested donation

Mamady Kouyate's MANDINGO AMBASSADORS

Mamady Kouyate and his Mandingo Ambassadors. Every Wednesday. Mamady Kouyate is one of Guinea's better known guitarist. The heir to a long line of griots, he was first taught by his father who was one of the first guinean griots to introduce the guitar. Kouyate senior specialized in transcribing traditional kora and balafon lines for the guitar and his son Mamady first made his mark as an electric guitarist in the 1970's in some of the national bands that were part of president Sékou Touré’s campaign of Authenticité - a movement that sought to create an afrocentric popluar sound. Kouyate eventually joined Guinea’s most famous export, The Bembeya Jazz, with whom he toured for years. After some political trouble, Kouyate relocated to the US in the early 2000’s where he founded the Mandingo Ambassadors, a vehicle for his own music that uses the classic 70’s sound of of Guinea's legendary Sylliphone recordings.Every Wednesday, 10pm to midnight. “Dazzling vocal and guitar patterns over a rhythm section that is like a perfect system” Ben Ratliff, NY Times. $20 suggested. Donate now online or that night in person.

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Thu, Sep 3 · 8:00 PM – 9:30 PM

$22.90

LEO SIDRAN

Leo Sidran “There is nothing superficial about this singer who, like no other, combines carefree character and a finessed manner.” - Telerama, Paris _______Multi-instrumentalist, journalist, composer, and producer Leo Sidran is celebrating a quarter century of songwriting, record making, and performing around the world.Named the "Discreet genius of pop jazz" by Spanish critic Fernando Neira, Sidran's sound reflects both the rich heritage to which he belongs and a curiosity for new ideas. His compositions also contain an element of journalism. "Sidran navigates the pitfalls of everyday life with elegance and swing, inviting us to smile and reflect, and impressively proving that he has long become a consummate chronicler of his surroundings," writes the German magazine West Coast Soul. In fact, much of his life in the last decade has been spent sharing the work of other artists on his acclaimed radio and podcast show, The Third Story, where he interviews musicians, producers, composers, and other creators about their personal stories and professional journeys. With Moses Patrou (drums), Rob Jost (bass), Danny Fox (piano) and Leo Sidran (guitar, voice); John Sneider (trumpet) Admission is $20 Pay now online or that day in person.

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Thu, Sep 3 · 10:00 PM – 11:55 PM

$22.90 suggested donation

IMAL GNAWA

Imal Gnawa’s music is rooted in traditional Morrocan Gnawa music but adds a strong futuristic element. They use traditional instruments - sintir and krakrebs - augmented by electronic elements. They just released their debut E.P, Twilight Prophecy. $20 suggested. Donate now online or that night in person.

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Fri, Sep 4 · 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM

$22.90 suggested donation

JUSTIN MULLENS

Justin Mullens has been performing and recording his original music on trumpet and French horn in NYC for over 30 years. In addition, Mullens has had the opportunity to perform and record with an array of artists including: Ari Hoenig, Oscar Noriega, Wallace Roney, Chris Cheek, Bernie Worrell, Bootsy Collins, Ohad Talmor, Victor Jones, David Sanborn, and Sean Lennon. sic. $20 suggested Donate here in advance or in person during the performance

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Fri, Sep 4 · 8:00 PM – 9:30 PM

$21.95 suggested donation

Shoko Nagai's TOKALA

Shoko Nagai's TOKALA explores the sound of the ancient connection between Japan and middle east via silk road where cultural exchange happened and left an imprint which became integral part of Japanese culture. We can raise awareness of the ancient connection between Far East Asia and Islamic world the middle east. Shoko Nagai ( accordion/ electronics, voice) Satoshi Takeishi ( percussion) Guest tba 8pm $20 suggested - donate now online or in person that day

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Fri, Sep 4 · 10:00 PM – 11:55 PM

$22.90

YALLAH YALLAH

Segev Harosh and Amit Peled's (Habbina Habbina) newest band: Yallah Yallah, is a love letter to Mediterranean pop's golden era of drum machines and guitar mastery.They recreate and innovate the singular guitar tones of the 70's and 80's along with the distinctive drum machine sounds that have shaped the sonic landscape of the era. Joined by a one of a kind worldwide lineup made by the best musicians NYC has to offer, Yallah Yallah take their oud and bouzouki to the stage and make their show an unapologetic burst of dancing and singing. Peter Manheim - PercussionMicha Gilad - KeyboardsSegev Harosh - Guitar, Oud, MandolinAmit Peled - Guitar, Bouzouki $20 suggested Donate now or that night in person

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Sat, Sep 5 · 3:00 PM – 5:30 PM

$21.84 suggested donation

DIRTY DESMONDS

DIRTY DESMONDS (formerly Pakula Surprise) is a trio with Eric Pakula on alto sax, Blake Lindberg on drums and Nick Cudahy on bass. They play Eric Pakula’s compositions, which are a mashup of swing and country music combined with 1960’s TV music. They also play the music of Lenny Tristano, Charlie Parker and Bud Powell. Pakula’s biggest influences include Lee Konitz, Sydney Bechet and Paul Desmond. They will be set up in our front room, in casual and acoustic fashion. $15 suggesteddonate in advance or pay in person that day.

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Sat, Sep 5 · 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM

$21.95 suggested donation

ELEONORE WEILL - Saturdays in September

'Éléonore Weill In residence every Saturday in September at 6pm Jewish French singer and multi-instrumentalist Eléonore Weill performs polyphonic singing, Klezmer and Occitan dance tunes, original, old, traditional, well-known and forgotten songs of resistance, peace, justice and love in French, Occitan and Yiddish. She will performing weekly in September with guests tba. . $20 suggested - Donate online now or in person that day.

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Sat, Sep 5 · 8:00 PM – 9:30 PM

$22.90 suggested donation

MONTE, MAR Y RIO - Colombian Roots Quartet

MONTE, MAR Y RIO Monte, Mar y Río offers a sonic journey through Colombia’s vast geography—from the powerful drive of Caribbean tamboras, bullerengue, and cumbia to the spiritual depth of Pacific currulao, the poetic storytelling of the Plains' joropo and pasaje, the playful spirit of carranga, and the elegance of Andean bambuco. Moving beyond a static interpretation, the ensemble reimagines these traditions through a distinct New York sound, fusing global rhythms with an experimental edge. The project is fueled by the diverse artistic backgrounds of Lina Silva (La Manga), Sebastián Cruz, Juan Sebastián Monsalve (curupira) , and Derian Pallares, creating a unique alchemy where ancestral roots converge with the avant-garde and the global sounds of today’s music scene. $20 suggested. Donate now online or that night in person.

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Sat, Sep 5 · 10:00 PM – 11:55 PM

$22.50

BANDA DE LOS MUERTOS

Banda de Los Muertos is back every Saturday of the monthIn the Mexican state of Sinaloa, brass bands (bandas) are part of every public celebration. In the 1940's, the pioneering Banda El Recodo started mixing up traditional brass band tunes with contemporary Mexican music and transformed the idiom into a powerful new popular genre. Oscar Noriega, Jacob Garchik and Los Muertos bring it all it back to Brooklyn. Featuring Oscar Noriega - clarinet; Jacob Garchik - sousaphone; Chris Speed - clarinet; Ben Holmes - trumpet; Justin Mullens - trumpet; Curtis Hasselbring - trombone; Brian Drye - trombone; Rachel Drehmann - baritone horn; Jeff Davis - drums; Lineup is subject to change.. All tickets are $20 and general admission.

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Sun, Sep 6 · 3:30 PM – 5:30 PM

$21.87 suggested donation

CLUBE DO CHORO with REGIONAL SAMAUMA

Fernanda Silveira leads a weekly Choro jam in our front room with Regional Samauma and special guests. A casual affair with virtuosos. Fernanda Silveira is a cavaquinho player specializing in the Brazilian practices of choro and traditional samba. She is a disciple of Luciana Rabello and has accompanied many artists including guitarists Maurício Carrilho, Yamandu Costa and Zé Barbeiro, clarinetist Nailor Proveta, mandolinists Pedro Amorim and Miltinho Mori, as well as Ronaldo do Bandolim and Jorginho do Pandeiro. $20 suggesteddonate in advance or pay in person.

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Sun, Sep 6 · 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM

$22.90 suggested donation

GIANCARLO VULCANO's RADIO HOUR

Giancarlo Vulcano reimagines the narrative radio hour Reimagining some old pieces, and creating some new ones to accompany live readings of found texts, news stories, essays and literary works. Giancarlo Vulcano is a composer in Brooklyn, NY. His most recent score was for Paul Schrader's The Card Counter, starring Oscar Isaac, Tiffany Haddish and Willem Dafoe. In 2019, he scored the series Briarpatch, starring Rosario Dawson. which was named "one of the top 10 shows of 2020" by the L.A. times. A long association with Jeff Richmond and Tina Fey began during the SNL years, through 7 seasons of 30 Rock, culminating in his work as co-composer on Great News (NBC) and Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt (Netflix). $15 suggested

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Sun, Sep 6 · 8:00 PM – 9:30 PM

$22.90

STEPHANE WREMBEL

Stéphane Wrembel is probably the foremost interpreter of Django Reinhardt’s music in North America. Whether sticking to the French master’s arrangements, or taking the music into new territory, Wrembel has always treated Django like a serious composer rather the cliché paragon of swing and speed he has often been portrayed as. As a composer, Stéphane has scored the theme song to Woody Allen's "Midnight in Paris" and scored his last film. He performed live for the 2012 Academy Awards, has headlined at Carnegie Hall and the the Lyon Opera House and has been called “a revelation” by Rolling Stone magazine. While his playing falls into the general umbrella of Gypsy Swing his weekly sets also howcase his own compositions which owe as much to Django Reinhardt as they do Pink Floyd, Ravel or Middle Eastern music. Stephane is at barbes (almost) every Sunday. $20 suggested. Donate online now or in person that night.

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Sun, Sep 6 · 10:00 PM – 11:55 PM

$22.50 suggested donation

DAISY CASTRO

DAISY CASTRO Violinist Daisy Castro has been an active member of the Gypsy Jazz community both in the United States and in Europe since she was quite young. She has played on stages on both continents with many revered players, earning the respect of these luminaries and their discerning audiences.With a repertoire encompassing everything from the Django songbook to Salsa to traditional Turkish music to original compositions, along with an occasional addition of effects pedals, a whole new world of musical exploration awaits all who attend a performance. Featuring Daisy Castro - violin Emeline O’Rourke - guitar Brad Brose - guitarJames Robbins - bass And additional guest tba $20 suggested. Pay now online or that night in person.

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Mon, Sep 7 · 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM

$22.90 suggested donation

MUSICS

Musics are Ilusha Tsinadze, Gocha Tsinadze, Chris Tordini, and Jason Nazary. Ilusha and Gocha were born in the Republic of Georgia and started improvising together soon after their family moved to the US in 91. They both play electric guitars and effects. They are joined by longtime collaborators Chris Tordini on electric bass and Jason Nazary on drums. $20 suggestedPay online now or later in person

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Mon, Sep 7 · 9:00 PM – 11:55 PM

$15.00

TROPICAL VORTEX presents ELVIRA Y LA TRIETNIA

TROPICAL VORTEX is Barbès long-running series showcasing all manners of tropical styles from Latinolandia with live band and DJs playing cumbia, chicha, guaguanco, mambo, plena, Sanjuanitos and other styles of vintage or not so vintage styles. Past artists include Combo Chimbita, Chicha Libre, Los Cumpleaños, Bulla en el Barrio with appearances by Chico Trujillo, Son Rompe Pera, Paito y los Gaiteros de Punta Brava, Ceferina Banquez and many many more.. ELVIRA y la TriEtnia" Colombian Caribbean Folk & POP-Roc Elvira y la TriEtnia" infuses Latin poprand Rock with diverse elements from Colombian folklore. Drawing primarily from indigenous rhythms of the Caribbean coast, such as sones de negros, cumbia, bullerengue, chandé, gaita, fandango, porro, and merecumbé among other popular Caribbean sounds. In doing so, it represents the tri-ethnicity that defines her as a global woman. Alberto Fontes - Guitarra eléctrica; Juan Sebastián Monsalve - bajo; Víctor Babilonia - batería; Néstor Gómez - Tambor alegre and: Elvira Bustamante - Voz y maracas With resident DJ's SONIDO CHICHADELICO and ADRIAN IS HUNGRY and Special Guests $15 suggested Pay now online or in person that night. PRODUCED WITH OUR FRIENDS AT ILEGAL MEZCAL

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Tue, Sep 8 · 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM

$21.95 suggested donation

Sean Moran’s SUN TIGER

SEAN MORAN'S SUN TIGER SUN TIGER plays the exuberant and unpredictable music of longtime Brooklyn based guitarist Sean Moran. Forays into trio improvisation are blended with the imprint of jazz, 20th century rock guitar heroes, tuneful folkish melodies, metallic bits, and contemporary classical new music. With Christopher Hoffman (cello); Vinnie Sperrazza (drums) and Sean Moran - guitar $20 suggested - Donate online now or in person that day.

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Tue, Sep 8 · 9:00 PM – 11:55 PM

$22.90

SLAVIC SOUL PARTY

SLAVIC SOUL PARTY - Every Tuesday. (for ever..) Fiery Balkan brass, throbbing funk grooves, Roma accordion wizardry, and virtuoso jazz chops: Slavic Soul Party! is just what it says. Brash and strong as slivovitz, these nine musicians have forged a virtuosic new brass band music in the heart of New York City; they have held their Tuesday bacchanal for now 18 years and - and it has become a destination for locals and brass band fans from around the globe. John Carlson & Kenny Warren (trumpet), Peter Hess (sax/clarinet), Peter Stan (accordion), Tim Vaughn & Adam Dotson (trombone), Ken Bentley (tuba), Matt Moran and Chris Stromquist (go/snare/perc).9pm to midnight.

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Wed, Sep 9 · 7:00 PM – 9:30 PM

$22.50 suggested donation

BROOKLYN MAQAM presents: ABBAS: Tribute to Mohamed Mounir

Brooklyn Maqam is an organization dedicated to presenting Middle Eastern (in particular, Arabic) music, with the goals of expanding its audience, preserving it as an art form, and building community centered around the music. THIS MONTH: ABBAS: Tribute to Mohamed Mounir Abbas is a Cairo-born sound artist whose musical journey was shaped by the rich and diverse sounds of North Africa and the Middle East. He brings a multidisciplinary approach to his work as a performer, with elements of poetry, theater, and street performance. This project is celebrating the legendary Nubian/Egyptian musician Mohamed Mounir, known for his powerful vocals, poetic lyrics, infectious grooves, and unique fusion of traditional Egyptian sounds with Nubian influences, Arabic folk, rock, and African rhythms into a vibrant and soulful musical experience. Abbas (vocals)Nadya (Nay) Mohammad Ehsan Khatami (Guitar/Oud) Luay (Bass Guitar) Jeries (Percussion) 7pm to 9:30pm$20 TicketsPay now online now or in person that nightTickets do not guarantee seating.

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Wed, Sep 9 · 10:00 PM – 11:55 PM

$22.90 suggested donation

Mamady Kouyate's MANDINGO AMBASSADORS

Mamady Kouyate and his Mandingo Ambassadors. Every Wednesday. Mamady Kouyate is one of Guinea's better known guitarist. The heir to a long line of griots, he was first taught by his father who was one of the first guinean griots to introduce the guitar. Kouyate senior specialized in transcribing traditional kora and balafon lines for the guitar and his son Mamady first made his mark as an electric guitarist in the 1970's in some of the national bands that were part of president Sékou Touré’s campaign of Authenticité - a movement that sought to create an afrocentric popluar sound. Kouyate eventually joined Guinea’s most famous export, The Bembeya Jazz, with whom he toured for years. After some political trouble, Kouyate relocated to the US in the early 2000’s where he founded the Mandingo Ambassadors, a vehicle for his own music that uses the classic 70’s sound of of Guinea's legendary Sylliphone recordings.Every Wednesday, 10pm to midnight. “Dazzling vocal and guitar patterns over a rhythm section that is like a perfect system” Ben Ratliff, NY Times. $20 suggested. Donate now online or that night in person.

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Thu, Sep 10 · 7:00 PM – 9:30 PM

$21.95

BARBES LIVE KARAOKE (with Allyssa Lamb)

BARBÈS LIVE KARAOKE (with Allyssa Lamb) Our monthly live piano karaoke party takes place the 2d Thursday pf the month from 7 to 9:30pm and is hosted by pianist and singer Allyssa Lamb (of Las Rubias del Norte) . The rules of engagement are as follow- Sign up in person that day and pick a song from a repertoire of over 100 songs that will be made available ahead of time. - Get a cocktail. - Sing - Repeat. FOR A LIST OF SONGS, CLICK HERE Tunes will be mostly drawn from pop and rock tunes from 1955-1985 - (Harry Nilsson, Beatles, Carol King, Dione Warwick, Paul Simon, Leslie Gore, Peggy Lee, Leonard Cohen, Nina Simone, Billy Joel, Gloria Gaynor, Donovan, The Shirelles, Al Greene, Dolly Parton, , Johnny cash, Neil Diamond and way more). Live accompaniment will provided on piano by Allyssa Lamb. Some of the lyrics will be made available online beforehand. Or bring your Ipad.. This is will be a Karaoke party, not a singing competition. $20 suggested

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Thu, Sep 10 · 10:00 PM – 11:55 PM

$22.90

SESSION AMERICANA with Kris Delmhorst in the band

SESSION AMERICANA is a Boston based cast of top-shelf players, singers, and writers who tour internationally, taking their own songs, plus hundreds more from the American songbook, on the road. Whether you catch Session Americana in a rock hall or on a festival stage, you’ll be a part of the intimate, raucous scene these players built years ago with one simple credo— access the joy. And with friend and collaborator Kris Delmhorst playing in the band, that joy has never been more apparent. A rock band in a teacup or a folk band in a whiskey bottle? Take your pick. Swapping instruments, trading off lead vocals and sharing songwriting credits, Session Americana is constantly exploring new collaborations and touring like a band out of time. Looking back, the group has had a natural, almost inevitable evolution from a loose bunch of friends sitting around swapping songs in a bar, to a hot-ticket weekly residency, to a touring collective. Along the way, the band has made nine records (so far), played clubs and festivals across the U.S. and Europe, and developed deep collaborative bonds with a wide community of musicians. Session Americana's diligent avoidance of music business “shoulds” has led the band down a quirky and joyful path through the music world. The result is evident in the musical prowess the players and singers bring to every show. "A raucous and holy thing! … Like, the job is simple— access the joy— and if you can do that, it opens a portal. I’m ever in awe of Session, individually and as a band. They’re so finely in tune with each other, with their audiences. I’m in awe of their bond, their easy laughter, their intuitive musical conversation" Watch the 20 year tribute video -------------------------- "I’m lucky to have known Session Americana for most of their twenty (!!!) years! I was just starting out as a songwriter when I discovered their residency shows at the Lizard Lounge in Cambridge. Pure magic. I’m misty-eyed now thinking about it! — ANAÏS MITCHELL (creator of Hadestown) “The group, whose members have played with a variety of acts including Patty Griffin, Josh Ritter and the J. Geils Band, expertly blends vintage American roots music styles — from country to jazz to rock — in a rowdy but deft fashion.” – Rolling Stone $20 strongly suggested

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Fri, Sep 11 · 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM

$22.90 suggested donation

JUSTIN MULLENS

Justin Mullens has been performing and recording his original music on trumpet and French horn in NYC for over 30 years. In addition, Mullens has had the opportunity to perform and record with an array of artists including: Ari Hoenig, Oscar Noriega, Wallace Roney, Chris Cheek, Bernie Worrell, Bootsy Collins, Ohad Talmor, Victor Jones, David Sanborn, and Sean Lennon. sic. $20 suggested Donate here in advance or in person during the performance

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Fri, Sep 11 · 8:00 PM – 9:30 PM

$22.50 suggested donation

REED TURCHI - "Do For You" Single Release Show

REED TURCHI - Do For You" Single Release Show Reed Turchi is a Grammy Winning musician, poet, and producer from Swannanoa, North Carolina, now living in Brooklyn. Hailed as "Beyond genre constraints" by The Oxford American, and described as "a blast of blues rock…both crafted and improvised" by Rolling Stone, Turchi has performed his slide guitar & kudzu boogie sound across the US and Europe since 2010. Featured by NPR, PBS, Rolling Stone, American Songwriter, No Depression, KEXP, Living Blues, The Oxford American, Daytrotter, and many more, Turchi has established himself as one of the most varied and prolific artists and producers operating in the roots-music world today. This concert will celebrate the release of "Do For You," the second single from Turchi's upcoming October 2026 album ROAD ENDS IN WATER, and Turchi will be joined by Jay Mumford (drums), Eric Burns (guitar), and Seth Barden (bass). $20 Pay now online or that day in person,

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Fri, Sep 11 · 10:00 PM – 11:55 PM

$22.90

LOS CUMPLEANOS

LOS CUMPLEANOS Los Cumpleaños play a psychedelic take on classic Colombian Cumbia, Porro, Son Caribeño, Salsa Criolla and Bullerengue. The band has the playfulness of an experimental group and the energy of a punk rock band. They mix new wave synths & retro organ sounds with effect-laden trombone and trumpet as well as a three piece percussion section. Cumpleaños features virtuoso percussionist/vocalist Nestor Gomez from Barranquilla, Colombia, Lautaro Burgos from Chaco, Argentina on drumset as well as Eric Lane on Keyboards and Alex Asher on Trombone from the USA. The members of Los Cumpleaños have played with a variety of notable artists including: Anibal Velazquez, Lizandro Meza, Juan Piña, Alfredo Gutierrez, MAKU Soundsystem, Beyoncé, Joan as Police Woman and People's Champ $20 suggested Pay now online or in person that night.

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Sat, Sep 12 · 4:00 PM – 5:30 PM

$16.64 suggested donation

MICHAEL HEARST presents: The Unusual, Extraordinary, Curious, and Unconventional Songbook

Michael Hearst and his band return to Barbes for a performance of Songs for Unusual Creatures, Extraordinary People, Curious Constructions, andUnconventional Vehicles geared to curious families, extraordinary children, and their unusual friends. The show draws from Hearst's series of books, albums, and PBS series. It is a musical and visual presentation of some of the most bizarre animals that roam the planet, odd and daring characters, vehicles you never knew existed, and buildings sometimes stranger than the Brooklyn Bridge. Fun (and stealthily educational) for the whole family! 4pm show Donate online now or that day in person

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Sat, Sep 12 · 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM

$21.95 suggested donation

ELEONORE WEILL - Saturdays in September

'Éléonore Weill In residence every Saturday in September at 6pm Jewish French singer and multi-instrumentalist Eléonore Weill performs polyphonic singing, Klezmer and Occitan dance tunes, original, old, traditional, well-known and forgotten songs of resistance, peace, justice and love in French, Occitan and Yiddish. She will performing weekly in September with guests tba. . $20 suggested - Donate online now or in person that day.

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Sat, Sep 12 · 8:00 PM – 9:30 PM

$22.90

KAREN MANTLER TRIO

KAREN MANTLER TRIO Composer, vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Karen Mantler’s distinctive voice and chromatic harmonica playing are featured in these tales of woe offset by her deadpan humor and bluntly elegant compositions. Set in a fascinating minimalist context, she is supported by Doug Wieselman on guitar and bass clarinet and Kato Hideki on bass. Karen Mantler is the daughter of jazz musicians Carla Bley and Michael Mantler. As a songwriter and a bandleader, her style has attracted a world-class list of musicians to her band throughout the years, including Steven Bernstein, Eric Mingus, Arturo O’Farrill and Doug Wieselman. As an instrumentalist and vocalist, Mantler has performed frequently in Europe with various musicians, most notably John Greaves, Chris Cutler, Peter Blegvad, Dagmar Krause and Annie Whitehead. As a Hammond organ player, Karen toured and recorded with The Carla Bley Big Band from 1988 - 2009. She was also a cast member of the live performances of “Escalator Over The Hill” in 1997, 1998 and 2006. She appeared in many Hal Willner productions over the years. Robert Wyatt included three of Karen’s compositions on his 2003 recording, “Cuckooland”, which also featured her on chromatic harmonica and vocals. She was briefly a member of Anton Fier’s band The Golden Palominos in 2013. Her 5th CD as a leader “Business Is Bad” (featuring Doug Wieselman and Kato Hideki) was released in 2014 on the label XtraWATT (ECM). Downbeat magazine gave the album 4 & 1⁄2 stars. She appears on the Ghost Train Orchestra / Kronos Quartet recording “Song and Symphoniques: The Music of Moondog” as a guest vocalist and chromatic harmonica player and has performed with them several times in NYC (most notably at The Town Hall in 2024). Also in 2024, she played chromatic harmonica and Hammond organ on her mother’s final big band arrangement “Blue Palestine”, which was commissioned by Arturo O’Farrill for The Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra and appears on his recording “Mundoagua: Celebrating Carla Bley”. Kato Hideki is a composer, musician & producer. His compositions include: Hope & Despair featuring Dougie Bowne, Zeena Parkins & John Zorn; Tremolo of Joy featuring Charles Burnham, Briggan Krauss, Ed Tomney & Calvin Weston; and Tokoshieni for Ballet X, which was performed at the Kennedy Center and was awarded the Charles and Joan Gross Family Prize. His collaborations include Death Ambient with Fred Frith & Ikue Mori; The Walk with Kramer; and OMNI with Toshimaru Nakamura and Tetuzi Akiyama. As a musician, he has worked with Tony Buck, Eyvind Kang, Christian Marclay, Arturo O’Farrill, Yoshihide Otomo, Marc Ribot and many others. He has produced albums for Eszter Balint, Karen Mantler and Stew. Doug Wieselman is a composer, arranger and musician. He co-leads Kamikaze Ground Crew who have recorded 5 albums as well as leading his own ensemble – Trio S with Jane Scarpantoni and Kenny Wollesen. As a musician, he worked with Hal Willner, Bill Frisell, Eyvind Kang, Robin Holcomb, Laurie Anderson, Lou Reed, Steven Bernstein, Martha Wainwright, CocoRosie and John Lurie and the Lounge Lizards, among many others. In theater he has worked with director Robert Woodruff and the Flying Karamazov Brothers, in dance with Jerome Robbins and Paul Taylor. For 7 years he composed music for the hit Nick Jr. cartoon show “The Backyardigans” in association with Evan Lurie. With Karen Mantler (piano, chromatic harmonica, vocals); Kato Hideki (bass guitar) and Doug Wieselman (bass clarinet, guitar) $20 Tickets A ticket guarantees admission, but we have very few seat. you might have to stand.

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Sat, Sep 12 · 10:00 PM – 11:55 PM

$22.90

SUPER YAMBA

Brooklyn’s Super Yamba takes it’s cues from 70s/80s West-African Afrobeat and Psychedelic Funk - they look back to artists such as Orchestre Poly-Rythmo, Super Djata Band, Ebo Taylor and of course Fela Kuti for inspiration. Super Yamba also collaborates regularly with legendary Afrobeat and Juju guitarist/singer Leon Ligan-Majek a.k.a. Kaleta as well as Osei Korankye, Ismael Kouyate, Mamadou Mbengue. $20 - pay now online or at the door.

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Sun, Sep 13 · 3:30 PM – 5:30 PM

$21.87 suggested donation

CLUBE DO CHORO with REGIONAL SAMAUMA

Fernanda Silveira leads a weekly Choro jam in our front room with Regional Samauma and special guests. A casual affair with virtuosos. Fernanda Silveira is a cavaquinho player specializing in the Brazilian practices of choro and traditional samba. She is a disciple of Luciana Rabello and has accompanied many artists including guitarists Maurício Carrilho, Yamandu Costa and Zé Barbeiro, clarinetist Nailor Proveta, mandolinists Pedro Amorim and Miltinho Mori, as well as Ronaldo do Bandolim and Jorginho do Pandeiro. $20 suggesteddonate in advance or pay in person.

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Sun, Sep 13 · 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM

$22.50

SEAN GURL & HIS FRIENDS

SEAN GURL & HIS FRIENDS A repeat performance by the Great Gurl himself - out of the kitchen and into our backroom, singing his own songs with his friends. $20 suggested

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Sun, Sep 13 · 8:00 PM – 9:30 PM

$22.90

STEPHANE WREMBEL

Stéphane Wrembel is probably the foremost interpreter of Django Reinhardt’s music in North America. Whether sticking to the French master’s arrangements, or taking the music into new territory, Wrembel has always treated Django like a serious composer rather the cliché paragon of swing and speed he has often been portrayed as. As a composer, Stéphane has scored the theme song to Woody Allen's "Midnight in Paris" and scored his last film. He performed live for the 2012 Academy Awards, has headlined at Carnegie Hall and the the Lyon Opera House and has been called “a revelation” by Rolling Stone magazine. While his playing falls into the general umbrella of Gypsy Swing his weekly sets also howcase his own compositions which owe as much to Django Reinhardt as they do Pink Floyd, Ravel or Middle Eastern music. Stephane is at barbes (almost) every Sunday. $20 suggested. Donate online now or in person that night.

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Mon, Sep 14 · 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM

$22.90

DAYNA KURTZ

Over the past decade, the New Jersey born, now New Orleans resident Dayna Kurtz - a vocalist. writer. musician and producer - has been bestowed with many awards and praises, including being named the Female Songwriter of the Year by the National Academy of Songwriters. Norah Jones and Bonnie Raitt have raved about her in interviews, and she’s toured as an opening act for the likes of Elvis Costello, Richard Thompson, Mavis Staples, Rufus Wainwright, B.B. King, Dr. John, Richie Havens, Keren Ann, Chris Whitley, and the Blind Boys of Alabama. Her last studio record, “Rise and Fall” was nominated for 5 Offbeat Magazine Awards. 7pm $20 . Pay now online or in person that day. '

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Mon, Sep 14 · 9:00 PM – 11:55 PM

$16.95 suggested donation

TROPICAL VORTEX Presents: MILAGRO VERDE with resident DJs & Special Guests

TROPICAL VORTEX is Barbès long-running series showcasing all manners of tropical styles from Latinolandia with live band and DJs playing cumbia, chicha, guaguanco, mambo, plena, Sanjuanitos and other styles of vintage or not so vintage styles. Past artists include Combo Chimbita, Chicha Libre, Los Cumpleaños, Bulla en el Barrio with appearances by Chico Trujillo, Frente Cumbiero, Los Gaiteros de San Jacinto, Son Palenque, Son Rompe Pera, Paito y los Gaiteros de Punta Brava, Ceferina Banquez, Meridian Brothers, La Perla and many many more.. MILAGRO VERDE plays Psychedelic cumbia and chicha inspired by the classic sound of Los Mirlos and other 70's bands from the Peruvian Amazon. Featuring resident DJs Adrian is Hungry and Sonido Chichadelico And special guests tba $15 suggested - Click Donate to pay in advance Produced with our friends at Ilegal Mezcal

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Tue, Sep 15 · 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM

$22.90 suggested donation

TAMAR KORN & A KORNUCOPIA

Tamar Korn, she of Brain Cloud and Cangelosi Cards fame, has been dazzling us for over a decade, surprising us at every turn with her choice of repertoire, hopscotching, in one set, from early jazz, Western swing and American roots music to Yiddish songs, vocal solos and unexpected recitatives involving new and old poetry and philosophical essays. Tamar doesn't use a template, she creates it as she goes along. Friends, not always timely named, always come and join. $20 suggested Pay now online or that day in person,

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Tue, Sep 15 · 9:00 PM – 11:55 PM

$22.90

SLAVIC SOUL PARTY

SLAVIC SOUL PARTY - Every Tuesday. (for ever..) Fiery Balkan brass, throbbing funk grooves, Roma accordion wizardry, and virtuoso jazz chops: Slavic Soul Party! is just what it says. Brash and strong as slivovitz, these nine musicians have forged a virtuosic new brass band music in the heart of New York City; they have held their Tuesday bacchanal for now 18 years and - and it has become a destination for locals and brass band fans from around the globe. John Carlson & Kenny Warren (trumpet), Peter Hess (sax/clarinet), Peter Stan (accordion), Tim Vaughn & Adam Dotson (trombone), Ken Bentley (tuba), Matt Moran and Chris Stromquist (go/snare/perc).9pm to midnight.

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Wed, Sep 16 · 7:00 PM – 9:30 PM

$21.84 suggested donation

LUCA BENEDETTI & MARCO CAPPELLI DOUBLE BILL

LUCA BENEDETTI & MARCO CAPPELLI DOUBLE BILL 7pm Luca Benedetti (guitar) & Danny Fox (piano)Known for their cross-genre versatility, guitarist Luca Benedetti and pianist Danny Fox combine down home grooves with fearless improvisation. Over many years of collaboration in Brooklyn bands like Tubby, the Leftovers, and The Dang it Bobbys, they have developed a simpatico style informed by catchy riffs, quirky melodies, and Italian grammar fiascos. Also puns: their wives HATE when they pun. 8pm ITALIAN SURF ACADEMY Horror and B movies and vintage soundtracks.Marco Cappelli - guitarDamon Banks - bassDave Miller - drumsSpecial guest: Denver Butson - poet The group was formed by Marco Cappelli after long conversations with Marc Ribot about the roots of the electric guitar "sound". Although several classic themes are rearranged and de-constructed, the music is fresh and unpredictable. Through its irony, the music triggers memories that coexist with a very specific artistic vision:“Back then (the 1950's through the 1970's) the U.S. was more than a geographic place … it was a concept that we dreamt of belonging to. The prairies, a cowboy on his horse riding into the sunset encompassed by that warm guitar sound with a lot of reverb … all of it. This image was made up by the American movie industry and redone in many movies with a “made in Italy” label, that was expressed in Italy and abroad by Italian directors. That’s why we decided to create the “Italian Surf Academy” as a project that represents this musical and visual concept". $20 suggestedDonate now or that night in person

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Wed, Sep 16 · 10:00 PM – 11:55 PM

$22.90 suggested donation

Mamady Kouyate's MANDINGO AMBASSADORS

Mamady Kouyate and his Mandingo Ambassadors. Every Wednesday. Mamady Kouyate is one of Guinea's better known guitarist. The heir to a long line of griots, he was first taught by his father who was one of the first guinean griots to introduce the guitar. Kouyate senior specialized in transcribing traditional kora and balafon lines for the guitar and his son Mamady first made his mark as an electric guitarist in the 1970's in some of the national bands that were part of president Sékou Touré’s campaign of Authenticité - a movement that sought to create an afrocentric popluar sound. Kouyate eventually joined Guinea’s most famous export, The Bembeya Jazz, with whom he toured for years. After some political trouble, Kouyate relocated to the US in the early 2000’s where he founded the Mandingo Ambassadors, a vehicle for his own music that uses the classic 70’s sound of of Guinea's legendary Sylliphone recordings.Every Wednesday, 10pm to midnight. “Dazzling vocal and guitar patterns over a rhythm section that is like a perfect system” Ben Ratliff, NY Times. $20 suggested. Donate now online or that night in person.

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Thu, Sep 17 · 7:00 PM – 9:30 PM

$21.95 suggested donation

THE PRE-WAR PONIES

THE PRE-WAR PONIES. 20s, 30s and 40s forgotten gems by the likes of Irving Berlin and Hoagy Carmichael but also Fred Ahlert, Joe Young, Chas Tobias, and Eddie Jones, none of whom are exactly household names. But maybe they should be... With Daria Grace - vocals & baritone ukulele, J. Walter Hawkes - trombone, ukulele & vocals, Jim Whitney - bass, and Willie Martinez - drums. $20 suggestedPay now or that night in person

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Thu, Sep 17 · 9:00 PM – 11:55 PM

$22.90 suggested donation

THE ARNTZEN FAMILY & FRIENDS

The Arntzen family is tied together by music, and have been so for several generations. Traditional Jazz has been the first love for many in this clan, and it still runs strong. Think music inspired by Louis Armstrong, Jelly Roll Morton, Baby Dodds, Sydney Bechet. However, other genres may bubble up as well, from folk ballads to bebop to synth-pop. Come and see how it'll play out. Evan Arntzen on clarinet, vocals and saxophone, Leif Arntzen on trumpet, vocals and guitar, Miles Francis Arntzen on drums, guitar and vocals as well as frequent guest Arnt Arntzen on banjo, guitar, vocals, plus special guests tba. $20 suggested Pay now online or that night in person.

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Fri, Sep 18 · 8:00 PM – 9:30 PM

$22.90

Lucian Ban and Mat Maneri: TRANSYLVANIAN DANCE

TRANSYLVANIAN DANCE When Romanian-born pianist Lucian Ban and Grammy-nominated violinist Mat Maneri joined up for a concert in an opera house in Lucian's hometown of Targu Mures in the middle of Romania's Transylvania region, the music was, as Jazz Times puts it, “as close as it gets to Goth jazz" Released in 2013 as a live album by ECM Records, the Transylvanian Concert has won critical acclaim on both sides of the Atlantic and has spawned several tours. Their follow up album, Transylvanian Dance, is also being released by ECM. 8pm $20 Tickets

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Fri, Sep 18 · 10:00 PM – 11:55 PM

$22.90

CHEO Y LOS CONSENTIDOS DE LA CASA

CHEO Y LOS CONSENTIDOS DE LA CASA Salsa Funk, from Cheo (Los Amigos Invisibles, Locobeach, DJ Afro) and his crew. Revisiting old salsa dura hits and writing the future one - with a full on crew - 3 percussionists, piano, bass - and Cheo's guitar taking the place of the horn section. Followed by DJ setsAll tickets are $20 and general admission.

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Sat, Sep 19 · 3:00 PM – 5:30 PM

$21.84 suggested donation

DIRTY DESMONDS

DIRTY DESMONDS (formerly Pakula Surprise) is a trio with Eric Pakula on alto sax, Blake Lindberg on drums and Nick Cudahy on bass. They play Eric Pakula’s compositions, which are a mashup of swing and country music combined with 1960’s TV music. They also play the music of Lenny Tristano, Charlie Parker and Bud Powell. Pakula’s biggest influences include Lee Konitz, Sydney Bechet and Paul Desmond. They will be set up in our front room, in casual and acoustic fashion. $15 suggesteddonate in advance or pay in person that day.

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Sat, Sep 19 · 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM

$21.95 suggested donation

ELEONORE WEILL - Saturdays in September

'Éléonore Weill In residence every Saturday in September at 6pm Jewish French singer and multi-instrumentalist Eléonore Weill performs polyphonic singing, Klezmer and Occitan dance tunes, original, old, traditional, well-known and forgotten songs of resistance, peace, justice and love in French, Occitan and Yiddish. She will performing weekly in September with guests tba. . $20 suggested - Donate online now or in person that day.

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Sat, Sep 19 · 8:00 PM – 9:30 PM

$22.90

SANDA WEIGL SINGS BRECHT

Sanda Weigl sings BrechtWith Lucian Ban - piano and Mat Maneri - Viola Romanian-born Sanda Weigl has been performing at Barbès for over 2 decades, with a variety of projects - from the roma songs of her childhood, to the Brecht catalog, Tom Waits songbook, German medieval minnesinger repertoire and more. Sanda first achieved fame as a teen-age member of one of East Germany’s most popular rock band. After publicly denouncing Russia’s invasion of Czechoslovakia, she was sentenced to two years forced labor in an East Berlin factory and then, expelled to the West where she worked in theater in Europe with the likes or Robert Wilson. She then moved to New York where, as she puts it, she found her roots. $20 Pay online now or later in person

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Sat, Sep 19 · 10:00 PM – 11:55 PM

$21.95 suggested donation

HEARING THINGS

Hearing Things plays instrumental music recalling an era where instrumental hits were all the rage. Through the compositional imagination of saxophonist Matt Bauder, their material channels early rock & roll, surf, jump blues and North African soul while retaining a modern surrealist approach. Bauder’s unique perspective comes partly from working with such free jazz luminaries as Anthony Braxton, Rob Mazurek and Taylor Ho Bynum as well as indie rock icons Arcade Fire and Iron & Wine. Vinnie Sperrazza (drums) JP Schlegelmilch (organ) are mainstays in the Brooklyn experimental jazz scene and separate the band from the garden variety garage rock throwback.Their debut LP “Here’s Hearing Things'' was released in 2019 on Yeggs Records. $20 suggested Donate now online or that night in person

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Sun, Sep 20 · 3:30 PM – 5:30 PM

$21.87 suggested donation

CLUBE DO CHORO with REGIONAL SAMAUMA

Fernanda Silveira leads a weekly Choro jam in our front room with Regional Samauma and special guests. A casual affair with virtuosos. Fernanda Silveira is a cavaquinho player specializing in the Brazilian practices of choro and traditional samba. She is a disciple of Luciana Rabello and has accompanied many artists including guitarists Maurício Carrilho, Yamandu Costa and Zé Barbeiro, clarinetist Nailor Proveta, mandolinists Pedro Amorim and Miltinho Mori, as well as Ronaldo do Bandolim and Jorginho do Pandeiro. $20 suggesteddonate in advance or pay in person.

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Sun, Sep 20 · 8:00 PM – 9:30 PM

$22.90

STEPHANE WREMBEL

Stéphane Wrembel is probably the foremost interpreter of Django Reinhardt’s music in North America. Whether sticking to the French master’s arrangements, or taking the music into new territory, Wrembel has always treated Django like a serious composer rather the cliché paragon of swing and speed he has often been portrayed as. As a composer, Stéphane has scored the theme song to Woody Allen's "Midnight in Paris" and scored his last film. He performed live for the 2012 Academy Awards, has headlined at Carnegie Hall and the the Lyon Opera House and has been called “a revelation” by Rolling Stone magazine. While his playing falls into the general umbrella of Gypsy Swing his weekly sets also howcase his own compositions which owe as much to Django Reinhardt as they do Pink Floyd, Ravel or Middle Eastern music. Stephane is at barbes (almost) every Sunday. $20 suggested. Donate online now or in person that night.

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Mon, Sep 21 · 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM

$21.95 suggested donation

MIKE LAVALLE

MIKE LAVALLE Bassist and composer Michael LaValle presents his latest project at Barbes, featuring new works performed alongside Caroline Davis on alto saxophone, Danny Fox on piano, and Bill Campbell on drums. $20 suggested

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Mon, Sep 21 · 9:00 PM – 11:55 PM

$15.00

TROPICAL VORTEX presentd El Jaguar

TROPICAL VORTEX is Barbès long-running series showcasing all manners of tropical styles from Latinolandia with live band and DJs playing cumbia, chicha, guaguanco, mambo, plena, Sanjuanitos and other styles of vintage or not so vintage styles. Past artists include Combo Chimbita, Chicha Libre, Los Cumpleaños, Bulla en el Barrio with appearances by Chico Trujillo, Son Rompe Pera, Paito y los Gaiteros de Punta Brava, Ceferina Banquez and many many more.. Live set by EL JAGUAR The Jaguar is a New York–based psychedelic surf cumbia band inspired by the spirit of pan-Latin-American cumbia and its rich tropical traditions. Their music blends hypnotic percussion, surf-style guitars, and modern grooves to create a high-energy live experience rooted in rhythm, movement, and connection. With resident DJ's SONIDO CHICHADELICO and ADRIAN IS HUNGRY and Special Guests $15 suggested Pay now online or in person that night. PRODUCED WITH OUR FRIENDS AT ILEGAL MEZCAL

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Tue, Sep 22 · 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM

$28.25

JENNY SCHEINMAN

JENNY SCHEINMAN Jenny Scheinman - violin; Carmen Staaf - piano; Hamir Atwal - drums; Steve Cardenas - guitar Violinist Jenny Scheinman has worked extensively with some of the most innovative jazz artists in the world such as Bill Frisell, Jason Moran, Brian Blade, Nels Cline and Marc Ribot. She has also toured and recorded with numerous American songwriting legends such as Lucinda Williams, Bruce Cockburn, Rodney Crowell, Lou Reed and Ani Difranco. She is featured on the original cast recording of Anais Mitchell's hit musical Hadestown. In 2015, she premiered a multi-media performance at Duke University entitled Kannapolis:A Moving Portrait, which she continues to present in theaters around the country. She has released ten albums of original music. In 2019, she released an eponymous album with her band Parlour Game, which she co-leads with drummer Allison Miller. Jenny also had a long running Barbès residency that started almost 20 years ago and lasted until she moved to the other coast, we are always thrilled to host her back 8pm show All tickets are $25 and general admission. Tickets do not guarantee a seat, which are limited to about half of our capacity.

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Tue, Sep 22 · 9:00 PM – 11:55 PM

$22.90

SLAVIC SOUL PARTY

SLAVIC SOUL PARTY - Every Tuesday. (for ever..) Fiery Balkan brass, throbbing funk grooves, Roma accordion wizardry, and virtuoso jazz chops: Slavic Soul Party! is just what it says. Brash and strong as slivovitz, these nine musicians have forged a virtuosic new brass band music in the heart of New York City; they have held their Tuesday bacchanal for now 18 years and - and it has become a destination for locals and brass band fans from around the globe. John Carlson & Kenny Warren (trumpet), Peter Hess (sax/clarinet), Peter Stan (accordion), Tim Vaughn & Adam Dotson (trombone), Ken Bentley (tuba), Matt Moran and Chris Stromquist (go/snare/perc).9pm to midnight.

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Wed, Sep 23 · 8:00 PM – 9:30 PM

$22.90

ELKHORN & TRYMBTYCH play the music of Moondog and more)

Elkhorn is a cosmic psych-folk duo that seamlessly bridges the worlds of American primitive guitar and free-form improvisation. Formed by childhood friends Jesse Sheppard (12-string acoustic guitar) and Drew Gardner (electric guitar), the project is a fluid dialogue between acoustic tradition and electric exploration. Together, they weave a signature sound where pre-rock roots meet post-rock experimentation, drawing equal inspiration from the fingerstyle patterns of American Primitive guitar and fiery improvisations. Trimbtych is an ensemble dedicated to performing the music of Louis T. Hardin, AKA Moondog. This 20th c. American composer's music creates an unexpected link between the resurgent science of counterpoint, Arapaho, Navajo, Blackfoot, and Sioux rhythms and song forms, jazz improvisation, pagan/Norse themes, and a repetitive minimalistic aesthetic. The ensemble is led by the sole-student of Moondog's protege Stefan Lakatos, trimbist Julian Calv. They perform with various lineups depending on the concert and include background about the composer and music from the director. $20 suggested. Donate online now or in person that night.

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Wed, Sep 23 · 10:00 PM – 11:55 PM

$22.90 suggested donation

Mamady Kouyate's MANDINGO AMBASSADORS

Mamady Kouyate and his Mandingo Ambassadors. Every Wednesday. Mamady Kouyate is one of Guinea's better known guitarist. The heir to a long line of griots, he was first taught by his father who was one of the first guinean griots to introduce the guitar. Kouyate senior specialized in transcribing traditional kora and balafon lines for the guitar and his son Mamady first made his mark as an electric guitarist in the 1970's in some of the national bands that were part of president Sékou Touré’s campaign of Authenticité - a movement that sought to create an afrocentric popluar sound. Kouyate eventually joined Guinea’s most famous export, The Bembeya Jazz, with whom he toured for years. After some political trouble, Kouyate relocated to the US in the early 2000’s where he founded the Mandingo Ambassadors, a vehicle for his own music that uses the classic 70’s sound of of Guinea's legendary Sylliphone recordings.Every Wednesday, 10pm to midnight. “Dazzling vocal and guitar patterns over a rhythm section that is like a perfect system” Ben Ratliff, NY Times. $20 suggested. Donate now online or that night in person.

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Thu, Sep 24 · 8:00 PM – 9:30 PM

$21.95 suggested donation

LAURA BRENNEMAN

LAURA BRENNEMAN Laura Brenneman is a singer-songwriter from Brooklyn, NY. A classically trainedpianist and composer, her music combines elements of indie rock, jazz andchamber pop. Her self-titled EP was recorded at Studio G in Brooklyn, withlegendary Tony Maimone (Pere Ubu, They Might Be Giants) as producer, andfeaturing the late Anton Fier. She is currently at work on her debut LP, producedand arranged by composer Jay Vilnai, and set to release in late 2026. With Jay Vilnai, guitarRan Livneh, bassRich Stein, percussion $20 suggested - Donate online now or in person that day.

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Fri, Sep 25 · 8:00 PM – 9:30 PM

$22.90 suggested donation

SONELIUS SMITH & ADAM KAHAN.

Sonelius Smith (piano) and Adam Kahan (bass) and special guests Sonelius Smith and Adam Kahan started their musical partnership in 2015. Combining roads traveled and untraveled, what they don’t know and what they haven’t already played; Smith and Kahan explore original compositions, standards, and some other stuff. On any given night they are sure to play something wildly beautiful, compelling and familiar, and then break through the guard rails and drive off a musical cliff. ---------------- Sonelius Smith is the greatest pianist you’ve probably never heard. A truly unique artist, his ideas are more incendiary than the staunchest avant-gardist (though the avant-garde can’t claim him). He can also be straight-ahead or even in the pocket (but the straight-aheaders wouldn’t touch him). Living the music for more than eight decades and hailing from Hillhouse, Mississippi, he plays with a soul and spirit that are intangible. Infused with tradition and history, he rejects the expected at every measure. He may be inclined to play a well traveled standard, but then approach it in such a way that sounds alarm bells for the Jazz Police. On any given night he’ll play the most beautiful unimagined music you’ll ever hear, produce puzzling even confounding passages, and patiently give space and silence their due. The list of greats Sonelius has played with is both long and impressive - Kenny Dorham, Charles Mingus, Rahsaan Roland Kirk, Elvin Jones, Rashied Ali, Archie Shepp, Freddie Hubbard, Shamek Farrah – to name just a few. His compositions have been recorded by greats such as Ahmad Jamal, David Murray, Stanley Cowell, Robin Kenyatta and others. When not making music, Sonelius is a prolific painter. Amongst the three pianos in his house, electric keyboards, upright bass, guitar, drums, scores of music… are endless canvases he’s painted over the years – portraits of Jazz greats such as Monk and Trane, abstracts, nudes, still lifes, musical notes, you name it. *** Adam Kahan is a bass player and filmmaker who has been collaborating with Sonelius Smith for over 10 years, and in many different forms. They first started working together, with saxophonist/flutist Clare Daly, writing and recording music for film. This led to the three working as a trio playing regularly in New York. Adam then formed and led the Lo-Fly sextet which featured Smith on piano, Daly on baritone, Ray Scro on baritone and soprano, Nana Sakomoto on trombone and Dwayne Cook Broadnax on drums. Adam also worked with pianist David Durrah for multiple years, up until his death in 2021. As a filmmaker, Adam has made documentaries on Rahsaan Roland Kirk (how he first met Sonelius), Buster Williams, Andres Serrano, Fred Tomaselli, narrative and experimental shorts as well. $20 suggested Donate here in advance or in person during the performance

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Fri, Sep 25 · 10:00 PM – 11:55 PM

$22.90 suggested donation

YOTOCO

Yotoco is a dynamic 5-member band from Brooklyn, NY vibrantly blending the sounds of the Puerto Rican Cuatro with Afro-Caribbean Folklore, Son Cubano, Cumbia, Salsa, and Plena. YOTOCO's soulful harmonies, original lyrics, and pulsating rhythms pioneer a refreshing sound in Latin music, promising an unforgettable musical journey. Sebastian Lopez on bass and voice; Natalia Perez on Guiro, Clave and Voice; Gianni Mano on Timbales, and Geovani Caldero on Puerto Rican Cuatro. Yotoco is named after the town Yotoco, Colombia. $20 suggested Donate now or in person that day

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Sat, Sep 26 · 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM

$21.95 suggested donation

ELEONORE WEILL - Saturdays in September

'Éléonore Weill In residence every Saturday in September at 6pm Jewish French singer and multi-instrumentalist Eléonore Weill performs polyphonic singing, Klezmer and Occitan dance tunes, original, old, traditional, well-known and forgotten songs of resistance, peace, justice and love in French, Occitan and Yiddish. She will performing weekly in September with guests tba. . $20 suggested - Donate online now or in person that day.

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Sat, Sep 26 · 10:00 PM – 11:55 PM

$22.50 suggested donation

ZEMOG El GALLO BUENO

ZEMOG TRIO Puerto-Rican born Peruvian guitarist Abraham Gomez-Delgado leads Zemog, a LatinX-perimental band from Brooklyn, NY that draws draws from Afro-Puerto Rican, Cuban and South American Rhythms. The music is also inspired by German Cosmic music, Japanese Butoh Dance, Psych Rock, Classical Minimalism and American Free Jazz. Sung in both Spanish and English, the songs deal with immigration, racism, the power of dancing together, living in-between, and the balance of imbalance in life. $20 suggested Donate now or in person that day

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Sun, Sep 27 · 3:30 PM – 5:30 PM

$21.87 suggested donation

CLUBE DO CHORO with REGIONAL SAMAUMA

Fernanda Silveira leads a weekly Choro jam in our front room with Regional Samauma and special guests. A casual affair with virtuosos. Fernanda Silveira is a cavaquinho player specializing in the Brazilian practices of choro and traditional samba. She is a disciple of Luciana Rabello and has accompanied many artists including guitarists Maurício Carrilho, Yamandu Costa and Zé Barbeiro, clarinetist Nailor Proveta, mandolinists Pedro Amorim and Miltinho Mori, as well as Ronaldo do Bandolim and Jorginho do Pandeiro. $20 suggesteddonate in advance or pay in person.

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Sun, Sep 27 · 8:00 PM – 9:30 PM

$22.90

STEPHANE WREMBEL

Stéphane Wrembel is probably the foremost interpreter of Django Reinhardt’s music in North America. Whether sticking to the French master’s arrangements, or taking the music into new territory, Wrembel has always treated Django like a serious composer rather the cliché paragon of swing and speed he has often been portrayed as. As a composer, Stéphane has scored the theme song to Woody Allen's "Midnight in Paris" and scored his last film. He performed live for the 2012 Academy Awards, has headlined at Carnegie Hall and the the Lyon Opera House and has been called “a revelation” by Rolling Stone magazine. While his playing falls into the general umbrella of Gypsy Swing his weekly sets also howcase his own compositions which owe as much to Django Reinhardt as they do Pink Floyd, Ravel or Middle Eastern music. Stephane is at barbes (almost) every Sunday. $20 suggested. Donate online now or in person that night.

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Mon, Sep 28 · 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM

$22.90 suggested donation

DANA LYN & KYLE SANNA

Dana Lyn & Kyle Sanna: A "Through the Looking Glass" approach to traditional Irish music. Hailed as “first-rate, versatile musicians” by The New Yorker and “a top-notch fiddle-and-guitar duo” by The New York Times, Dana Lyn and Kyle Sanna connect the dots between their experience as composers and improvisers in New York City’s rich musical community and their deep admiration for traditional Irish music. The duo has collaborated with some of the greatest interpreters of the Irish tradition, including Martin Hayes and Dennis Cahill, Cillian Vallely, Kevin Burke, Mick McAuley, and Seamus Egan. The duo’s music will be featured in the upcoming Ken Burns film The American Revolution. Since 2015 their projects have been focused on themes of environmental fragility. “The Great Arc” and “The Coral Suite” celebrate biodiversity through Lyn’s artwork, while also highlighting pressing environmental issues, and their work for string orchestra, “Under the Sea-Wind”, amplifies Rachel Carson’s message that the health of the planet rests on the balance of relationships between life and the cycles of nature. Brooklyn-based multi-instrumentalist and composer Dana Lyn has collaborated with Stew, Ethan Hawke, Vincent D’Onofrio, Heather Christian, Susan McKeown, Mick Moloney, Taylor Mac, Brooklyn Rider, and the Apple Hill String Quartet. One of her favorite things to do is to write music for her friends and then play that music with them at Barbes. Guitarist Kyle Sanna’s diverse musical practice includes composition, improvisation, the recording studio, live coding, and the traditional music of Ireland. He performs regularly with Kinan Azmeh, Maeve Gilchrist, Seamus Egan, and Martin Hayes. WNYC’s New Sounds and Sound Check host John Schaefer called his music “unconventionally beautiful.” 7pm $20 suggested. Pay now online or that night in person.

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Mon, Sep 28 · 9:00 PM – 11:55 PM

$15.00

TROPICAL VORTEX

TROPICAL VORTEX is Barbès long-running series showcasing all manners of tropical styles from Latinolandia with live band and DJs playing cumbia, chicha, guaguanco, mambo, plena, Sanjuanitos and other styles of vintage or not so vintage styles. Past artists include Combo Chimbita, Chicha Libre, Los Cumpleaños, Bulla en el Barrio with appearances by Chico Trujillo, Son Rompe Pera, Paito y los Gaiteros de Punta Brava, Ceferina Banquez and many many more.. Live sets tba With resident DJ's SONIDO CHICHADELICO and ADRIAN IS HUNGRY and Special Guests $15 suggested Pay now online or in person that night. PRODUCED WITH OUR FRIENDS AT ILEGAL MEZCAL

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Tue, Sep 29 · 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM

$22.90

ELEONORE BIEZUNSKI & FRIENDS

ELEONORE BIEZUNSKI​ Eléonore Biezunski is an award-winning Parisian singer/violinist now living in NYC. An avid collector of Yiddish music, she co-founded and is a member of Ephemeral Birds, b and Klezmographers and has collaborated with a large number of well-known Jewish performers here and abroad. Her recordings include Yerushe (IEMJ, 2016) and Zol zayn (2014). She won a Bubbe Awards in 2021 for her song "Tshemodan" in the category Best New Yiddish Song. As YIVO’s Sound Archivist, Eléonore has coordinated the Ruth Rubin Legacy website . She is also a member of the Klezmer Institute's KMDMP and Klezmer Archive Project. She has a PhD from the École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales in Paris and has published several academic articles about Yiddish music and Yiddish theater. She is a recipient of a NYSCA Folk Arts Apprenticeship. She appears in several documentary films about Yiddish culture and music. $20 suggested - donate now online or that night in person

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Tue, Sep 29 · 9:00 PM – 11:55 PM

$22.90

SLAVIC SOUL PARTY

SLAVIC SOUL PARTY - Every Tuesday. (for ever..) Fiery Balkan brass, throbbing funk grooves, Roma accordion wizardry, and virtuoso jazz chops: Slavic Soul Party! is just what it says. Brash and strong as slivovitz, these nine musicians have forged a virtuosic new brass band music in the heart of New York City; they have held their Tuesday bacchanal for now 18 years and - and it has become a destination for locals and brass band fans from around the globe. John Carlson & Kenny Warren (trumpet), Peter Hess (sax/clarinet), Peter Stan (accordion), Tim Vaughn & Adam Dotson (trombone), Ken Bentley (tuba), Matt Moran and Chris Stromquist (go/snare/perc).9pm to midnight.

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Wed, Sep 30 · 8:00 PM – 9:30 PM

$22.50

THE BAD PENNY PLEASUREMAKERS

THE BAD PENNY PLEASUREMAKERS "The Bad Penny Pleasuremakers is a true collaboration of good friends and talented New Orleans-based musicians who just really love playing the good old good stuff from the early days of jazz, blues & country Music. They like to keep the tradition of the music alive through honoring the spirit while creating a new spark. They are predominantly a traditional jazz band with strings, washboard, reeds, keys (and the occasional cornet added ). Everyone in the band is a multi-instrumentalist and all sing! Matt Bell (guitar/banjo/vocals), Joy Patterson (percussion/vocals), Coleman Akin (violin/guitar/vocals), Jonathan Greene (reeds), Joplin Parnell (piano/vocals). $20 suggested

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Wed, Sep 30 · 10:00 PM – 11:55 PM

$22.90 suggested donation

Mamady Kouyate's MANDINGO AMBASSADORS

Mamady Kouyate and his Mandingo Ambassadors. Every Wednesday. Mamady Kouyate is one of Guinea's better known guitarist. The heir to a long line of griots, he was first taught by his father who was one of the first guinean griots to introduce the guitar. Kouyate senior specialized in transcribing traditional kora and balafon lines for the guitar and his son Mamady first made his mark as an electric guitarist in the 1970's in some of the national bands that were part of president Sékou Touré’s campaign of Authenticité - a movement that sought to create an afrocentric popluar sound. Kouyate eventually joined Guinea’s most famous export, The Bembeya Jazz, with whom he toured for years. After some political trouble, Kouyate relocated to the US in the early 2000’s where he founded the Mandingo Ambassadors, a vehicle for his own music that uses the classic 70’s sound of of Guinea's legendary Sylliphone recordings.Every Wednesday, 10pm to midnight. “Dazzling vocal and guitar patterns over a rhythm section that is like a perfect system” Ben Ratliff, NY Times. $20 suggested. Donate now online or that night in person.

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Thu, Oct 1 · 8:00 PM – 9:30 PM

$22.90

JACK GRACE BAND

Jerry Lee Lewis once dubbed Jack Grace “that Cash kid, but good” and Jack has enjoyed a long and varied career. The singer, songwriter, and guitarist has been touring and recording for over 25 years. His duet with Norah Jones, “Bad Wind Blowing” was a standout tune on his last recording, Everything I Say Is A Lie, produced by Joan Jett and Steve Earle’s former guitarist Eric Ambel. He’s performed with a diverse collection of artists, like the aforementioned Lewis as well as Doc Watson, Fishbone and Junior Brown. His latest album, "What A Way To Spend A Night", came out this last summer $20 suggested

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Sat, Oct 3 · 3:00 AM – 5:30 AM

$21.84 suggested donation

DIRTY DESMONDS

DIRTY DESMONDS (formerly Pakula Surprise) is a trio with Eric Pakula on alto sax, Blake Lindberg on drums and Nick Cudahy on bass. They play Eric Pakula’s compositions, which are a mashup of swing and country music combined with 1960’s TV music. They also play the music of Lenny Tristano, Charlie Parker and Bud Powell. Pakula’s biggest influences include Lee Konitz, Sydney Bechet and Paul Desmond. They will be set up in our front room, in casual and acoustic fashion. $15 suggesteddonate in advance or pay in person that day.

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Sat, Oct 3 · 8:00 PM – 9:30 PM

$22.50 suggested donation

THE FOUR BAGS

THE FOUR BAGS Brian Drye -Trombone Jacob Garchik -Accordion Sean Moran -Guitar Mike McGinnis -Woodwinds Special guest: Allyssa Lamb - vocals The Four Bags.A clarinet, an accordion, a guitar, and a trombone walk into a bar....What came out was a Brooklyn supergroup that's difficult to define but easy to enjoy. The Four Bags' dangerous chamber music will thrill and delight fans of the Kronos Quartet, Bang On A Can, Ethel, and Bill Frisell. Their outrageous new waltz project is the latest in a career that includes forays into Persian Classical Music, death metal, electro pop,and Chopin. "Exuberant, virtuosic, and light-spirited...The Four Bags make smart music with a quiet joyful intensity” -The New Republic“ -- $20Pay now online or that night in person

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Tue, Oct 6 · 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM

$22.90 suggested donation

TAMAR KORN & A KORNUCOPIA

Tamar Korn, she of Brain Cloud and Cangelosi Cards fame, has been dazzling us for over a decade, surprising us at every turn with her choice of repertoire, hopscotching, in one set, from early jazz, Western swing and American roots music to Yiddish songs, vocal solos and unexpected recitatives involving new and old poetry and philosophical essays. Tamar doesn't use a template, she creates it as she goes along. Friends, not always timely named, always come and join. $20 suggested Pay now online or that day in person,

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Wed, Oct 7 · 10:00 PM – 11:55 PM

$22.90 suggested donation

Mamady Kouyate's MANDINGO AMBASSADORS

Mamady Kouyate and his Mandingo Ambassadors. Every Wednesday. Mamady Kouyate is one of Guinea's better known guitarist. The heir to a long line of griots, he was first taught by his father who was one of the first guinean griots to introduce the guitar. Kouyate senior specialized in transcribing traditional kora and balafon lines for the guitar and his son Mamady first made his mark as an electric guitarist in the 1970's in some of the national bands that were part of president Sékou Touré’s campaign of Authenticité - a movement that sought to create an afrocentric popluar sound. Kouyate eventually joined Guinea’s most famous export, The Bembeya Jazz, with whom he toured for years. After some political trouble, Kouyate relocated to the US in the early 2000’s where he founded the Mandingo Ambassadors, a vehicle for his own music that uses the classic 70’s sound of of Guinea's legendary Sylliphone recordings.Every Wednesday, 10pm to midnight. “Dazzling vocal and guitar patterns over a rhythm section that is like a perfect system” Ben Ratliff, NY Times. $20 suggested. Donate now online or that night in person.

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Thu, Oct 8 · 10:00 PM – 11:55 PM

$22.50 suggested donation

BUCK AND A QUARTER QUARTET

Founded in 2014, Buck And A Quarter Quartet was started by five friends who wanted to play the forgotten gems of the golden age of American popular music as a string band. They cover vintage pop, western swing, traditional jazz, tangos, and vintage-inspired originals, all in a category-defying style described as ‘skiffle meets Cole Porter’ and ‘what kind of music IS this?’ Buck And A Quarter has been playing for dancing and listening at venues all over New York City and the northeast. Our line-up includes Brian Nalepka (gut-string bass and tuba), Mike Weatherly (plectrum guitar, banjo, and gut-string bass), John Bianchi (clarinet and saxes), John “Sir Scratchy” Landry (violin), Chris Bannon (tenor banjo), Angus Loten (tenor guitar and percussion), and Ben Mealer (national steel ukulele and tiple). $20 suggested - Donate online now or in person that day.

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Fri, Oct 9 · 8:00 PM – 8:30 PM

$22.50 suggested donation

MESHUGANAH MAMBO

Meshuganah Mambo is the latest project from bassist Abe Pollack (Banda Chuska) and features standards and original compositions inspired by lounge and bachelor-pad records - from Irving Field to Esquivel: playful, jazzy, and full of Latin-tinged vintage borscht-belt flair. Featuring: Abe Pollack - baby bass Lautaro Burgos - drums Mike Sarason - organ Eric Vanderbilt-Matthews (saxophone/piano). Dani Serna - percussion $20 suggested - donate in advance or in person

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Fri, Oct 9 · 10:00 PM – 11:55 PM

$22.90 suggested donation

RANA SANTACRUZ

Rana Santacruz is a Mexican native living in Brooklyn, NY, Rana Santacruz is considered one of the artists currently redefining the sound of Mexican American music. His music, often called "Mexican Bluegrass" or "Irish Mariachi" starts in Ireland, runs through Appalachia, swings through New Orleans, and careens across most of Mexico. Santacruz’s songs seem to belong on a magical-realistic novel by Gabriel Garcia Marquez or Mexican author Juan Rulfo and tell tales of funerals, loyal dogs and towns flooded with tears. His band is made up of Upright Bass, Banjo, Accordion, Violin, 2 Trumpets and Clarinet. $20 suggestedDonate now or in person that night.

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Sat, Oct 10 · 10:00 PM – 11:55 PM

$22.90 suggested donation

YOTOCO

Yotoco is a dynamic 5-member band from Brooklyn, NY vibrantly blending the sounds of the Puerto Rican Cuatro with Afro-Caribbean Folklore, Son Cubano, Cumbia, Salsa, and Plena. YOTOCO's soulful harmonies, original lyrics, and pulsating rhythms pioneer a refreshing sound in Latin music, promising an unforgettable musical journey. Sebastian Lopez on bass and voice; Natalia Perez on Guiro, Clave and Voice; Gianni Mano on Timbales, and Geovani Caldero on Puerto Rican Cuatro. Yotoco is named after the town Yotoco, Colombia. $20 suggested Donate now or in person that day

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Thu, Oct 15 · 9:00 PM – 11:55 PM

$22.90 suggested donation

THE ARNTZEN FAMILY & FRIENDS

The Arntzen family is tied together by music, and have been so for several generations. Traditional Jazz has been the first love for many in this clan, and it still runs strong. Think music inspired by Louis Armstrong, Jelly Roll Morton, Baby Dodds, Sydney Bechet. However, other genres may bubble up as well, from folk ballads to bebop to synth-pop. Come and see how it'll play out. Evan Arntzen on clarinet, vocals and saxophone, Leif Arntzen on trumpet, vocals and guitar, Miles Francis Arntzen on drums, guitar and vocals as well as frequent guest Arnt Arntzen on banjo, guitar, vocals, plus special guests tba. $20 suggested Pay now online or that night in person.

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Fri, Oct 16 · 10:00 PM – 11:55 PM

$21.95 suggested donation

HEARING THINGS

Hearing Things plays instrumental music recalling an era where instrumental hits were all the rage. Through the compositional imagination of saxophonist Matt Bauder, their material channels early rock & roll, surf, jump blues and North African soul while retaining a modern surrealist approach. Bauder’s unique perspective comes partly from working with such free jazz luminaries as Anthony Braxton, Rob Mazurek and Taylor Ho Bynum as well as indie rock icons Arcade Fire and Iron & Wine. Vinnie Sperrazza (drums) JP Schlegelmilch (organ) are mainstays in the Brooklyn experimental jazz scene and separate the band from the garden variety garage rock throwback.Their debut LP “Here’s Hearing Things'' was released in 2019 on Yeggs Records. $20 suggested Donate now online or that night in person

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Sat, Oct 17 · 3:00 PM – 5:30 PM

$21.84 suggested donation

DIRTY DESMONDS

DIRTY DESMONDS (formerly Pakula Surprise) is a trio with Eric Pakula on alto sax, Blake Lindberg on drums and Nick Cudahy on bass. They play Eric Pakula’s compositions, which are a mashup of swing and country music combined with 1960’s TV music. They also play the music of Lenny Tristano, Charlie Parker and Bud Powell. Pakula’s biggest influences include Lee Konitz, Sydney Bechet and Paul Desmond. They will be set up in our front room, in casual and acoustic fashion. $15 suggesteddonate in advance or pay in person that day.

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Sat, Oct 17 · 10:00 PM – 11:55 PM

$22.90

CHEO Y LOS CONSENTIDOS DE LA CASA

CHEO Y LOS CONSENTIDOS DE LA CASA Salsa Funk, from Cheo (Los Amigos Invisibles, Locobeach, DJ Afro) and his crew. Revisiting old salsa dura hits and writing the future one - with a full on crew - 3 percussionists, piano, bass - and Cheo's guitar taking the place of the horn section. Followed by DJ setsAll tickets are $20 and general admission.

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Thu, Oct 22 · 8:00 PM – 9:30 PM

$22.90 suggested donation

LAURA ANN SINGH'S FRACAS QUINTET

LAURA ANN SINGH'S FRACAS QUINTET Referencing avant garde pioneer Ornette Coleman’s free form improvisations as much as Joni Mitchell’s emotive lyricism, the result is a rowdy debut that launches Singh as one of the more distinctive new voices in jazz.” —The Guardian Laura Ann Singh (Miramar, Tomeka Reid) leads Fracas Quintet: a foray into the place where song, abstraction, and collective improvisation meet. These five distinctive improvisers move freely between composed material and open form, arranging melody, text, texture and noise into moments that range from intimate to unruly. Singh's debut record as leader (October 2025, Out of Your Head Records) captures a band unafraid to test the edges of genre. Drawing on Singh's background in song and the ensemble's deep improvisational vocabulary, Fracas makes music that is lyrical, compelling, restless and, above all, alive. 10pm $20 suggested. Pay now online or that night in person.

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Fri, Oct 30 · 10:00 PM – 11:55 PM

$22.90

DINGONEK STREET BAND

DINGONEK STREET BAND Built on the celebratory energy and raw spontaneity of the New Orleans brass band tradition, Dingonek has created a funky, high-energy party music all its own by absorbing and reworking elements of Afrobeat, Ethio-Jazz, Hip-hop, punk rock, free jazz, and Balkan brass music. $20 10pm

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Thu, Nov 5 · 8:00 PM – 9:30 PM

Free – $16.85

ETHAN LIPTON AND HIS ORCHESTRA

Ethan Lipton and his orchestra have been playing their brand of jazz/folk/alternative nosh with a chewy singer-songwriter center for almost two decades. The quartet delivers original songs steeped in sincerity and soul. Dubbed the city’s "Best Lounge Act" by New York Magazine, The band has been a fixture at Barbes and appeared at Celebrate Brooklyn and Pitchfork Paris and won an Obie for its show “No Place to Go” produced by The Public Theater. www.ethanlipton.com $15 suggested. Pay now online or that day in person. Book the livestream anytime, or watch the archive after the show

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Fri, Nov 13 · 10:00 PM – 11:55 PM

$22.90 suggested donation

LIVING LANGUAGE

Led by multi-instrumentalist Nikhil P. Yerawadekar (Antibalas, Low Mentality), Living Language pays homage to Fela Kuti and his Afrobeat concept in a nimble, soulful jazz format. The ensemble features musicians from Antibalas, Akoya Afrobeat, Charles Bradley & The Extraordinaires, and Midnight Magic. Living Language creates dance-friendly new colloquialisms. Interaction and communication abound. $20 suggestedDonate in advance, or pay in person that night

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Sat, Nov 14 · 4:00 PM – 5:30 PM

$16.64 suggested donation

MICHAEL HEARST presents: The Unusual, Extraordinary, Curious, and Unconventional Songbook

Michael Hearst and his band return to Barbes for a performance of Songs for Unusual Creatures, Extraordinary People, Curious Constructions, andUnconventional Vehicles geared to curious families, extraordinary children, and their unusual friends. The show draws from Hearst's series of books, albums, and PBS series. It is a musical and visual presentation of some of the most bizarre animals that roam the planet, odd and daring characters, vehicles you never knew existed, and buildings sometimes stranger than the Brooklyn Bridge. Fun (and stealthily educational) for the whole family! 4pm show Donate online now or that day in person

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Sat, Nov 14 · 10:00 PM – 11:55 PM

$22.90 suggested donation

YOTOCO

Yotoco is a dynamic 5-member band from Brooklyn, NY vibrantly blending the sounds of the Puerto Rican Cuatro with Afro-Caribbean Folklore, Son Cubano, Cumbia, Salsa, and Plena. YOTOCO's soulful harmonies, original lyrics, and pulsating rhythms pioneer a refreshing sound in Latin music, promising an unforgettable musical journey. Sebastian Lopez on bass and voice; Natalia Perez on Guiro, Clave and Voice; Gianni Mano on Timbales, and Geovani Caldero on Puerto Rican Cuatro. Yotoco is named after the town Yotoco, Colombia. $20 suggested Donate now or in person that day

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Sun, Nov 15 · 10:00 PM – 11:55 PM

$22.90

LAFAYETTE GILCHRIST

LAFAYETTE GILCHRIST "New Orleans barrelhouse piano, the Impressionism of Ravel and Duke Ellington’s jaggy solo-piano sound form the bedrock of Lafayette Gilchrist’s style at the keyboard. But if there’s one big influence on the way he thinks about rhythm, it’s the deeply swinging ‘pocket' of a classic go-go beat... On 'Dark Matter’…the hypnosis of the pocket comes through.” – Giovanni Russonello, The New York Times “Lafayette Gilchrist has dug deep into [jazz piano] history… he's tapping into jazz's spiritual, historical and cultural roots. He's an old soul at ease in the modern world.” – Kevin Whitehead, NPR’s Fresh Air Lafayette Gilchrist’s music draws on the span of jazz history from stride to free improvisation, along with inspiration from hip-hop, funk, and Washington D.C.’s unique go-go sound. His work thrives on making surprising connections between styles and influences, boldly veering from piledriver funk to piquant stride, vigorous swing to hip-hop swagger, contemplative abstraction to deep-bottom grooves. Gilchrist has toured extensively with David Murray, and his compositions have graced the soundtracks of David Simon’s acclaimed series The Wire, The Deuce, and Treme. Gilchrist has performed with Cassandra Wilson, Macy Gray, Oliver Lake, Andrew Cyrille, Orrin Evans, Paul Dunmall, Hamid Drake, William Parker, the Sun Ra Arkestra and many more. Gilchrist’s second solo recording, 2019's "Dark Matter," which muses on the elusive and mysterious matter that ties the universe together, landed on numerous critics best of lists. $20 Pay online or in person that day

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Thu, Nov 19 · 9:00 PM – 11:55 PM

$22.90 suggested donation

THE ARNTZEN FAMILY & FRIENDS

The Arntzen family is tied together by music, and have been so for several generations. Traditional Jazz has been the first love for many in this clan, and it still runs strong. Think music inspired by Louis Armstrong, Jelly Roll Morton, Baby Dodds, Sydney Bechet. However, other genres may bubble up as well, from folk ballads to bebop to synth-pop. Come and see how it'll play out. Evan Arntzen on clarinet, vocals and saxophone, Leif Arntzen on trumpet, vocals and guitar, Miles Francis Arntzen on drums, guitar and vocals as well as frequent guest Arnt Arntzen on banjo, guitar, vocals, plus special guests tba. $20 suggested Pay now online or that night in person.

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Fri, Nov 20 · 10:00 PM – 11:55 PM

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CHEO Y LOS CONSENTIDOS DE LA CASA

CHEO Y LOS CONSENTIDOS DE LA CASA Salsa Funk, from Cheo (Los Amigos Invisibles, Locobeach, DJ Afro) and his crew. Revisiting old salsa dura hits and writing the future one - with a full on crew - 3 percussionists, piano, bass - and Cheo's guitar taking the place of the horn section. Followed by DJ setsAll tickets are $20 and general admission.

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Sat, Nov 21 · 10:00 PM – 11:55 PM

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GUACHINANGOS

GUACHINANGOS. Folk fusion from another dimension, Guachinangos fuses son jarocho, cumbia, champeta and other rhythms with an irresistible swing. A mix of traditional and electric instrumentation makes for particularly vibrant shows, which are part dance party and part community gatherings. With Juan Carlos Marin - requinto jarocho, voice; Gabriella Grimaldi - violin, voice; Alberto Fontes - electric guitar, jarana; Victor Babilonia - drums; Elvira Bustamante - maracas, voice, dance; Leo Catricala - bass; Inka Ortiz - tambor alegre. $20 suggested Pay now online or that day in person,

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Sat, Nov 28 · 10:00 PM – 11:55 PM

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HABBINA HABBINA: Mediterranean Surf

Guitarist Amit Peled plays what could be described as Mediterranean surf, with a surfing style that owes much to the Middle Eastern side of the likes of Dick Dale and Ari San. The group’s repertoire consists of retro-Mediterranean-hits James Bond Soundtracks, Umm Kulthum, Aris San, , Britney Spears, and many more. Guitar - Amit PeledBass - Ran LivnehDrums - Dani Danor $20 suggested Donate now or that night in person

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Sat, Dec 5 · 8:00 PM – 9:30 PM

$22.50 suggested donation

THE FOUR BAGS

THE FOUR BAGS Brian Drye -Trombone Jacob Garchik -Accordion Sean Moran -Guitar Mike McGinnis -Woodwinds The Four Bags.A clarinet, an accordion, a guitar, and a trombone walk into a bar....What came out was a Brooklyn supergroup that's difficult to define but easy to enjoy. The Four Bags' dangerous chamber music will thrill and delight fans of the Kronos Quartet, Bang On A Can, Ethel, and Bill Frisell. Their outrageous new waltz project is the latest in a career that includes forays into Persian Classical Music, death metal, electro pop,and Chopin. "Exuberant, virtuosic, and light-spirited...The Four Bags make smart music with a quiet joyful intensity” -The New Republic“ -- $20Pay now online or that night in person

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Thu, Dec 10 · 10:00 PM – 11:55 PM

$22.50 suggested donation

BUCK AND A QUARTER QUARTET

Founded in 2014, Buck And A Quarter Quartet was started by five friends who wanted to play the forgotten gems of the golden age of American popular music as a string band. They cover vintage pop, western swing, traditional jazz, tangos, and vintage-inspired originals, all in a category-defying style described as ‘skiffle meets Cole Porter’ and ‘what kind of music IS this?’ Buck And A Quarter has been playing for dancing and listening at venues all over New York City and the northeast. Our line-up includes Brian Nalepka (gut-string bass and tuba), Mike Weatherly (plectrum guitar, banjo, and gut-string bass), John Bianchi (clarinet and saxes), John “Sir Scratchy” Landry (violin), Chris Bannon (tenor banjo), Angus Loten (tenor guitar and percussion), and Ben Mealer (national steel ukulele and tiple). $20 suggested - Donate online now or in person that day.

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Sat, Dec 12 · 10:00 PM – 11:55 PM

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LIVING LANGUAGE

Led by multi-instrumentalist Nikhil P. Yerawadekar (Antibalas, Low Mentality), Living Language pays homage to Fela Kuti and his Afrobeat concept in a nimble, soulful jazz format. The ensemble features musicians from Antibalas, Akoya Afrobeat, Charles Bradley & The Extraordinaires, and Midnight Magic. Living Language creates dance-friendly new colloquialisms. Interaction and communication abound. $20 suggestedDonate in advance, or pay in person that night

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Thu, Dec 17 · 9:00 PM – 11:55 PM

$22.90 suggested donation

THE ARNTZEN FAMILY & FRIENDS

The Arntzen family is tied together by music, and have been so for several generations. Traditional Jazz has been the first love for many in this clan, and it still runs strong. Think music inspired by Louis Armstrong, Jelly Roll Morton, Baby Dodds, Sydney Bechet. However, other genres may bubble up as well, from folk ballads to bebop to synth-pop. Come and see how it'll play out. Evan Arntzen on clarinet, vocals and saxophone, Leif Arntzen on trumpet, vocals and guitar, Miles Francis Arntzen on drums, guitar and vocals as well as frequent guest Arnt Arntzen on banjo, guitar, vocals, plus special guests tba. $20 suggested Pay now online or that night in person.

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Sat, Dec 19 · 10:00 PM – 11:55 PM

$22.90

CHEO Y LOS CONSENTIDOS DE LA CASA

CHEO Y LOS CONSENTIDOS DE LA CASA Salsa Funk, from Cheo (Los Amigos Invisibles, Locobeach, DJ Afro) and his crew. Revisiting old salsa dura hits and writing the future one - with a full on crew - 3 percussionists, piano, bass - and Cheo's guitar taking the place of the horn section. Followed by DJ setsAll tickets are $20 and general admission.

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