2271 adam clayton powell jr. blvd. (133-134 st) new york, ny 10030 • 212-690-7807 • info@shrinenyc.com
SHRINE World Music Venue /
bar restaurant
live music performances
dj - comedy - poetry -
theater - karaoke
art exhibitions - conference room 7 days a week - 4pm-4am
bar restaurant
live music performances
dj - comedy - poetry -
theater - karaoke
art exhibitions - conference room 7 days a week - 4pm-4am
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| Monday, February 6 | ||
| 6:00 | Luis Camacho Quintet - Jazz - 6-8pm Luis Camacho was born in the Bronx, New York City, on April 12, 1975, to Carlos and Alma Camacho. At the Age of 9 he was introduced to the trumpet by his Uncle and family musician, Enrique Medina, who had been playing, and continues, in the New York Salsa and Latin Jazz community for the past 40+ years. Continuing with his lessons into junior high school, Luis was privileged to study under Mike Viñas, who at the time was Ruben Blades’ bass player. Mike Viñas’ encouragement resulted in music becoming a top priority for Luis. Around this same time and through the promptings of a family friend (Robert Pope, bass), Luis began studying trumpet at the Jazz Mobile workshops under Eddie Preston and Jimmy Owens. |
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| 8:00 | Wolf Critton - Singer/Songwriter - 8-9pm Sing/songwriter Wolf Critton welcomes his listeners into a life of pain, understanding, and triumph. Drawing from his youthful experiences growing up in the church near his home, Critton found inspiration from his musically-driven mother who lead the choir since he was three years old. As a teenager, Critton chose to follow the path of life that most wild teens do. |
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| Tuesday, February 7 | ||
| 7:00 | Marc Sloan-Psychedelic/Song Poems 7pm-8pm MARC SLOAN: Composer, Record Producer, Sound-Smith, Electronics/Electro-Mechancals. Has eccentric eclectic bass and the gut string classical guitar; Will Travel. ' tours with Elliott Sharp & collaborates with Maggie Ens. |
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| 8:00 | Hip Hop HIV/AIDS Awareness Showcase - 8pm-12am  Hip Hop HIV/AIDS Awareness Showcase for National Black HIV/AIDS ...
Roslyn Campbell
Facilitator/Health Educator
Iris House, Inc.
2348 Adam Calyton Powell Jr. Blvd
New York, NY 10030
(646)548-0100 ext.240
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| Wednesday, February 8 | ||
| 7:00 | Diana Wayburn - Cello/Sitar/Guitar - 7-8pm Diana Wayburn (flute/cello/composition)
Dawoud Kringle (sitar)
Ken Silverman (guitar/mbira)
John Murchison (doublebass)
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| 8:00 | Innertextures- Jazz - 8-9pm "A powerhouse player, tenor saxophonist Igor Lumpert has made a strong impression on the New York jazz scene since arriving in town from his native Slovenia in 2000. |
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| 9:00 | Goumbe Star - From Niger - 9-11pm BIOGRAPHIE DE MALI YARO Né en 1973 à Sirfi Koira à Téra, issu d’une grande famille de sonrai du Niger, Doulai Boureima dit MALI YARO a passé son enfance au village à observer et suivre les musiciens de Goumbé. Rien ne le prédestinait à faire une carrière de grand musicien excepté son goût prématuré pour la musique. Mali Yaro jouait son goumbé avec des amis dans la ville de Niamey ou ils faisaient dansé jeunes et vieillards à leur rythme avant de créer son orchestre surnommé Goumbé Star en 1995. Mali Yaro fait rejaillir une âme africaine à travers sa musique. |
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| Thursday, February 9 | ||
| 8:00 | Squirrels From Hell - Rock - 8-9pm Squirrels From Hell have been playing and recording in New York City for over thirty years. Starting out as a cover band, they quickly bought into the DIY movement of CBGB, Trude Heller’s, and Max’s Kansas City, and have performed only original material since that time. Since their 1980’s birth their music has become more sophisticated and their lyrics more, well, literate. Over the last ten years the influence of Larry Brown, their drummer and vocal arranger, has given a professional polish to songs that still explore the darker side of the human condition. The trio has been expanded to include sax, which adds yet another level of sophistication to a band once called “the lowest of the low-rent bands” by the Village Voice, but now celebrated by at least one critic as “the most powerful, majestic, and intellectually challenging band of our time. |
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| 9:00 | Ginger Kid - Rock - 9-10pm | |
| 10:00 | Pork Chop Willie - Blues - 10pm-12am Pork Chop Willie features Bill Hammer on lead guitar and vocals and Melissa Tong on fiddle and keys, joined by outstanding rhythm players from both Mississippi and New York. Pork Chop Willie focuses on the music of the North Mississippi Hill Country. Presenting a number of original songs and reinterpreting Hill Country classics, Pork Chop Willie forges a unique sound, merging the powerful rhythms of the Hill Country with the moving sounds of Melissa's fiddle. Their music is deeply emotional, often raucous, and always hip-shakin'."
"The guitar solo provides that weird bittersweet soaring feeling attendant on falling in love, and the fiddle responds with the frenetic drive that underscores passion... The repetition of the guitar breaks open the soul, so the fiddle can get in the cracks as the rhythm section fills up the belly... It is just what New York City needs."
-- Catherine A. Mulligan, BC BlogCritics |
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| 12:00 | Shrine & Papa present Afro mix night Dj/dance - 12-3:45am - FREE Shrine and papa afro mix nigth evry thursday nigth. from 12 am to 3:45am |
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| Friday, February 10 | ||
| 7:00 | Jangeun "JB" Bae Trio - Jazz - 7-8pm "Her(JB) music evokes a humanistic quality and innocence, full of emotional expression and spirit. "
- Greg Osby - |
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| 8:00 | Mademoiselle Fleur - French Jazz - 8-9pm Mademoiselle Fleur is with an interesting life story involving a journey from her native Morrocco to France and now USA...
Mademoiselle Fleur performs some of the most beautiful pieces of French music (with personal arrangements) and enjoys to do this in New York, this jazzy city that is now her home. |
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| 9:00 | Gowanus Collective - Afrobeat/ Funk - 9-10pm Modus Operendi is a group of six diverse musical personalites. It's a hard hitting, high energy afrobeat-funk group that seemlessly ties together elements of jazz, dirty funk, and a whole lot of soul. Imagine if Fela got into a fight with John Scofield about Tom Morello's guitar sounds and you'd get Modus Operendi. The band consists of 2 horns, keys, guitar, bass and drums with members of the famed afrobeat band the Superpowers, free-jazz group; Rail/More Perfect Union, world touring band Westbound Train, and regionally touring folk blues duo Avi and Celia. Be sure to check it out. |
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| 10:00 | The KaBa Stone Band - Reggae - 10-11pm Vastly uprising Louisiana native reggae songstress “Meagan Simone” has been nominated for “New Artist of the Year” at Virginia’s Reggae Awards. Simone goes on to express how excited, and happy to hear this. |
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| 12:00 | Hot & Wild at Shrine, House DJ - 12am-3:45am - $5 Spinning records that blend old school Hip-Hop, R&B, World & African music and a bit of old-fashioned rock and roll. |
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| Saturday, February 11 | ||
| 3:00 | Grace Underground taping at Shrine - 3-6pm Osun ...
Grace underground goal is to inspire inner city youth by example using art and talent encourage unity, education, leadership skills and artistic talent. |
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| 3:05 | Grace Underground taping at Shrine - 3-6pm Ngoma |
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| 6:00 | Chris Davidson Band - Jazz - 6-8pm To hear someone’s original composition is really like having a window into his or her soul and to discover something unique about that person. Everything that has influenced that composer, including their background, attitude and musical taste comes out, and everyone listening gets a chance to venture into that composers world for a bit. It is obvious when someone is really being true to them selves when you listen to their original work and that is just what you get when you hear the music of Chris Davidson.
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| 8:00 | Kepaar - Afro Fusion - 8-10pm The Senegalese singer and songwriter Kepaar Ibrahim is back in Harlem.
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| 10:00 | 6th Degree Music - Reggae/Afro-Beat - 10pm-12am SixthDegreeMusic is a versatile and devastating crew of dedicated musicians led by frontman Ryan "SixthDegree" Nava. SixthDegree first began assembling members for his collective in 2006 and has spent the last four years studying music full time in Boston while constantly playing shows throughout the North East. Bringing high energy and undeniably tight grooves to every stage they storm, SixthDegreeMusic has developed a unique stage show incorporating live dub, experimental blending of world music styles, raw hip hop lyrics and on-the-spot improvisation. |
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| 12:00 | Hot & Wild at Shrine, House DJ - 12am-3:45am - $5 Spinning records that blend old school Hip-Hop, R&B, World & African music and a bit of old-fashioned rock and roll. |
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| Sunday, February 12 | ||
| 5:00 | The Shrine Sunday Jazz Jam Session with Lu Reid - 5-8pm Spontaneous Jazz does not happen at Lincoln Center...or BAM!!! It is still in Harlem, where my friends and I live it every day. All the musicians on these streets are stars. When I was a kid and I first heard the sweet language of that magical Jazz I was hooked for life. You just soaked it up and couldn't help but be moved by it as you walked the streets. I can still feel that kaleidoscope of sound, and I want to bring it to you each and every Sunday. |
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| 9:00 | Dangerflow - Hip-Hop 9-10 Dangerflow brings its hip-hop beat to the crowd with a cocktail of live drums, funky guitars, and jazzy horns. Led by both a conscious wordsmith and soulful vocalist, the danceable sound doesn't come without substance. The group makes sure to include an uplifting and inspiring message in nearly every song. Dangerflow has been perfecting its signature sound since 2007 and released it's debut album, "Win, Lose Or Die" in Fall 2011. Furthermore, the band has been using their music to affect social change. In 2009 they performed at the United States Conference on HIV/AIDS and have recently been collaborating with Miami’s urban youth agencies to inspire young artists and activists. Dangerflow’s accomplishments were formally recognized when they received the Miami New Times 2009 Best Caribbean Band award and the 2011 Readers Poll Best Band Award. Dangerflow has collaborated with the Miami Heat in providing music & video for Miami Heat TV in the 2009-10 and 2010-11 NBA seasons. In addition, Miami Heat fans have been able to see a video of Dangerflow at the American Airlines Arena during every home game of the 2009-10 and 2010-11 NBA seasons. Dangerflow was also voted ‘2011 Band of The Year’ by The305.com. |
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| 10:00 | Reggae Rock Steady Movement (Every Sunday Night), 12am Roots Rock Reggae every Sunday Reggae DJ feat Live Performances @
World Music Venue. |
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