As you may know, Bushwick Daily is heading down to SXSW! We’ve already filled you in on our 10 Bands That Will Break Big at the festival this year, provided a how-to guide for fans flocking to Austin, and even put together some  festival fashion recommendations! We won’t feel too far from home in the Lone Star State since we’ll be in the good company; tons of great Bushwick bands will be present, playing their hearts out all across town

Beat Nite 10 boasted an artful evening any art lover would envy

Pop Art-Star Andy Warhol rejoiced the aesthetic value of commodities

Before you get tripped up on the clashing consonants above, get in the know: SXSW stands for South By South West, America’s most diverse and innovative multimedia festival, and a Bushwick Daily favorite

Art today is so much about the process over the product

“Do more yoga

CMJ, The College Music Journal Music Marathon, is just around the corner, and Bushwick Daily is all over it like bass on dubstep (yeah?)

This weekend, the September Equinox is upon us, shifting the seasons and bringing us into a new autumn season

Holy Smokes! Music & Arts Festival is all said and done, and we can’t express enough thanks to all of you who attended for making this festival a success on so many levels! Holy Smokes! took place last Sunday at the co-op art/music space Silent Barn and featured over 20 outstanding rock/blues/reggae/r&b bands, our favorites being Cosmonaut, Las Rosas, Walking Shapes, Nicky Egan, Sylvana Joyce & The Moment, 6th Degree, The Can’t Tells, Food Will Win The War, Ellis Ashbrook, The Hollows, The Bottom Dollars, and MORE

Graphics by Patricia O’Brien. ‘Weekend Guide’ added by Bushwick Daily  Art Art Is BACK! 10 Bushwick Art Shows to Defeat “Summer Nihilism” Celebrate Skate Aesthetic at Common Ground Pop Up Show  Music Back To Cool: Top Music Shows This Weekend! Listening Party: Walking Shapes and don’t forget… The L train sucks this weekend. Do you […]

Back-to-School? Pshhh

Shark week may be over, but not at Bushwick Daily! As another summer winds down,  we’re ready to answer some lingering questions on the topic of our latest Bushwick Music Crush: rollicking Brooklyn rockers Shark?

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Sunday afternoon on Bogart Street couldn’t be nicer; it’s not too hot and the fresh air feels good

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Making the impossible into a reality – Ashley’s daily bread

Although we do not encourage the use of illegal drugs, sometimes mistakes happen and things slip under your tongue

Asshole

Alex Trema1 In the next few days, you might encounter a piece of paper taped to a wall with the inscription “Take me, free piece of art inside” somewhere around Bushwick. Well, you should take it. Inside is artwork by Alex Trema, a French street artist who is in town for a few days. When […]

Just when we thought spring was upon us, another late snow and chilly temperatures make us all want to curl up with a good book and a hot toddy. Before you don your Snuggie and slippers, check out these five art events this week that are sure to heat you up and give you reason to […]

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By Allison Galgiani and Katarina Hybenova

Before you get tripped up on the clashing consonants above, get in the know: SXSW stands for South By South West, America’s most diverse and innovative multimedia festival, and a Bushwick Daily favorite

I weaved my way to the entrance, the lower level of a residential apartment building, trying not to step on the massive yellow lab standing sentinel at the front door

One of the Bushwick Daily’s

My last week’s article Closeted in Bushwick sparked a lot of discussion, and I decided to try and expand my knowledge of what others have pointed out is a very active, albeit somewhat jumbled, queer nightlife scene

By Katarina Hybenova

This week is again smashingly awesome in Bushwick, and we have 5 super-fun events to prove it

By Katarina Hybenova

By Terri Ciccone

By Katarina Hybenova

It seems like the spring has reached our beloved pigeon town prematurely; and even though it might feel confusing at times (“are we reading and baking cookies or are we partying and celebrating spring?”), it doesn’t really feel bad

By Terri Ciccone