Georgia Hinaris

Repping their new sophomore album, Multi-task, the Atlanta punk natives OMNI got their Brooklyn fans dancing and singing along while moshing to the classics.

Fresh off their new album Live From Brooklyn Steel, Wild Nothing celebrated it’s last day of touring rocking out with the Brooklyn crowd at Elsewhere.

The first of three shows in New York, DIIV electrified the Brooklyn crowd. Promoting their new album Deceiver, DIIV had the Warsaw singing to old and new songs along with bringing the house down during their encore.

After splitting in 1996 and reuniting in 2014, Ride is back touring and promoting their new album This Is Not a Safe Place. The four-piece entertained the Brooklyn crowd with new and old material to keep them keen throughout the night.

Promoting their newest album in 8 years, The Get Up Kids brought back memories of nostalgia and emotions as the crowd sang along at the Music Hall of Williamsburg.

Waaves rips through the Industrial City crowd as the Brooklyn fans roared in delight.

Beach House illuminates and soothes the crowds at Brooklyn Steel Crowd

With amazing melodic songs and out of control guitar solos, Stephen Malkmus & The Jicks lit up Brooklyn Steel. Opening up for the set was Goldstar.

Ezra Furman captivates the Warsaw in Brooklyn with an adrenaline packed performance.

Honorary Title at Music Hall of Williamsburg on 8/18.

Yes.

Gnarly.

Madness.

Gorgeous lighting.

Magnificent.

Live.

Fun.

Jammed out.

Jammin’ out.