The neighborhood’s beloved coffee, brunch, and wine destination makes a splash at its new Canadian location.

This week’s Listening Party features Montreal’s Braids and their upcoming show next Wednesday at Webster Hall. Listening Party is a weekly column promoting music discovery and encouraging concert-going. Each hand-picked Listening Party artist has an upcoming show at a local NYC venue. Grab your headphones and read on. WHO:  Raphaelle Standell-Preston, Austin Tufts and Taylor Smith THEY SAY:  […]

Plus, great gigs at Elsewhere, Alphaville, Market Hotel, and El Cortez!

A culmination of sculpture, painting, performance, and illustration by Ben Ross Davis.

Whole ‘Squad’ on that real shit.

By Whitney Jordan & Katarina Hybenova

If you ever doubted that skateboard is also a piece of art, new collection of Girl Skateboards will change your mind

If you prefer your Bushwick all smudgy as seen from the back of a strong motorcycle, we have a great news for you

Now that the new year is in full swing, we’re ready to get back to the normal show/DJ/DIY/party grind

CMJ only seems like a drag if a) you’re in a band that’s playing 3+ shows; b) you don’t know how to navigate the madness

We hope you are all as jazzed about CMJ as we are! The festival is the College Music Journal’s “Music Marathon”- a completely amazing (and exhausting) week (October 21-25, 2014) of live music, giving the music community a chance to catch the best new artists from around the world before they blow up

For the second year in a row, we are stoked to announce an unofficial CMJ showcase with Out In The Streets! This year’s party will take place on Thursday, October 23rd at Lot 45 with a killer lineup of local talent and well as some imports including Rioux, Fort Lean, Zula, Yawn, Seoul, and more! Come party with us to experience the CMJ Music Marathon from the comfort of your own hood

While in the dog days of summer it’s tempting to feel incredibly burned out by sun, booze, and an overload of summer shows, think back. Way back. To 2005 in fact. When you belted out All American Rejects lyrics guilt free in the shower. When Tyson Ritter told you to move along, you jumped. For Fun. For Freedom. To […]

It seems like there have been a lot of Gemini birthdays in Bushwick lately, and many more coming up! Some of the best qualities about these beautiful Air-sign babies is that they represent duality, are versatile, talkative, intellectual, and fun to be around. They provide great company and are lucky to be born in the budding […]

Get ready, because this weekend is about to get fabulous! We have 10 ass-kicking shows for you to choose from for an enhanced musical weekend experience

If you didn’t make it to Pine Box Rock Shop’s last installation of Late Night Basement with Chris Rose, you missed out

It’s been twenty years since Jason Zimbler aka “Ferguson” bugged the crap out of Melissa Joan Hart in the breakthrough Nickelodeon TV series, Clarissa Explains It All

A few days ago we posted about the arrival of arguably the world’ most popular “indie” band to our neighborhood

What could possibly be better than an ice cold beer, especially in this sticky sweaty sweltering summer heat? How about

Photo Credit: Anna Zelikova For this week’s Listening Party we bring you a double treat in the form of: 1) great music for your ears, and 2) a raucous music video, filmed somewhere in Asia, definitely on the wrong side of the tracks. It features pole dancers, break dancers and some seriously heavy vibes from the artist […]

It may seem like quite a while ago at this point but the world’s best indie festival, South By Southwest, was just a few weeks past, March 12-16, and everyone in the music industry will continue to feel its repercussions all year, especially those from Brooklyn! From the bands that made it big to those that seemed to crash and burn, everyone who attended took away some great musical memories, including Bushwick Daily! We had three writers (Danielle Thompson, Ileana Little, and yours truly) hanging out in Austin, snapping instagrams, taking notes, and absorbing everything we heard

If you layered some jazz basslines, wandering funk harmonies, and modern keys in an indie rock setting, you’d end up with something like the wonderful band Throw Vision

Better known to film fans for her bawdy screen performances and her ever-quotable double entendres, Mae West was a Brooklyn native and fixture of the NYC theater scene long before moving to Hollywood in 1932 and cementing her reputation as the “Queen of Sex

Text and photos by Maria Gotay

by Maria Gotay