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Photos: So So Glos Light Up Brooklyn Night Bazaar
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John Del Signore
Published Dec 23, 2013
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The sprawling Brooklyn Night Bazaar has something for just about everyone: a sea of unique, crafty vendors peddling their wares under convivial hanging lanterns; a tightly-curated selection of tasty food purveyors; a psychedelic putt-putt course; a heated tented beer garden; and a graffiti-covered table tennis room. There are even places to sit. And at the back end you'll find an intimate stage equipped with a deluxe sound system and groovy projections. The whole thing is a lot of stimulus, but there's no charge to get in, and beers sell for the reasonable price of $5. If mass consumerism is a poison, this could be the antidote.
On Saturday night, Gothamist curated the music, and Brooklyn's own So So Glos headlined with an exuberant set of soul-scorching punk. Here's a taste:
The lineup also featured the adorable upbeat pop vibes of The Darlings, the taut power rock of Palehound, and the virtuosic shredding of California X. Check out the photos to catch what you missed and/or remember what you blacked out on. Dude determined to crowdsurf when it's not high tide, we salute you.
The Brooklyn Night Bazaar continues every Friday and Saturday night for the conceivable future. Here's the lineup through the end of February; highlights include Bernie Worrel, Har Mar Superstar, and Pizza Underground:
Jan 3 T Presents/MyFreeConcert.com/Songza
Swearin', Cymbals Eat Guitars, Porcelain Raft, Low Fat Getting High, DJ Sean MF'n Roberts
Jan 4 Songza presents
Magic Man, The Novel Ideas, Photocomfort, Jarod Dickerson, Magic Man DJ
Jan 10 Panache/Flavorpill
Mac Demarco, Delicate Steve, Hunters, DJ Mike Sniper (Captured Tracks)
Jan 11 Panache/Flavorpill
Imperial Teen, Dot Wiggin Band, Arp, Juan Wauters N.A.P.
Jan 17 LPR/Boom Collective
MNDR, The Mast,
Jan 18
LPR/Boom Collective
Sinkane (DFA), Superhuman Happiness, Helado Negro, Slowdance,
DJ's Thanksgiving Brown and Jaytram
Jan 24 Mailchimp/T Presents
French Horn Rebellion, The Pizza Underground, Rush Midnight,
Seasick Mama, Heavenly Beat
Jan 25 Mailchimp/T Presents
Har Mar Superstar Computer Magic, Not Blood Paint, Static Jacks
Jan 31 Bell House/DeFalco Presents
Williamsburg Salsa Orchestra, Spanglish Fly, DJ Mikey Perez
Feb 1 Bell House/DeFalco Presents
Streets Of Laredo, Lily And The Parlour Tricks, Rocket And The Ghost, Mail The Horse, DJ Mikey Palms + Friends
Feb 7 Golden Ratio/Shea Stadium/MySocialList
Feb 8 Bunce
Crystal Slits
Feb 14 LPR/Boom Collective
Bernie Worrel Orchestra
Feb 15 LPR/Boom Collective
Feb 21 Popgun/Oh My Rockness
Feb 22 Popgun/Oh My Rockness
Feb 28 BuzzChips/All Things Go
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John Del Signore
Originally from the Albany area, John Del Signore has called NYC home since 1995. In addition to his thousands of meticulously-crafted bespoke blog posts for Gothamist, his writing has also been published in The Awl, Deadspin, The Nervous Breakdown, and performed at The Brick Theater in Brooklyn.
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