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Octubre 2014 EL BLOG DE FATHER GORGONZOLA http://fathergorgonzola.com Listado de Conciertos en Nueva York. A celebrar en: Octubre 2012014444.... Estos son los conciertos a celebrar en la ciudad de Nueva York en Octubre del 2014. Una buena lista. Estos son todos; que los disfrutéis: Berliner Philharmoniker - Opening Night Gala Carnegie Hall - Isaac Stern Auditorium 01 OCT 2014 MIÉ 7:00PM Tycho Terminal 5 01 OCT 2014 MIÉ 7:00PM Amateur Night At The Apollo Apollo Theater - New York 01 OCT 2014 MIÉ 7:30PM Bryan Ferry Beacon Theatre 01 OCT 2014 MIÉ 8:00PM The Script 1 EL BLOG DE FATHER GORGONZOLA http://fathergorgonzola.com Hammerstein Ballroom 01 OCT 2014 MIÉ 8:00PM Delta Spirit Bowery Ballroom 01 OCT 2014 MIÉ 9:00PM The Lox, Styles P, Sheek Louch & Jadakiss B.B. King Blues Club & Grill - New York 01 OCT 2014 MIÉ 9:00PM Tove Lo & Linus Young Webster Hall 01 OCT 2014 MIÉ 9:00PM Real Estate Terminal 5 02 OCT 2014 JUE 7:00PM Jungle Irving Plaza (Anteriormente The Fillmore) 02 OCT 2014 JUE 7:00PM MxPx, Zebrahead, Allister & Survay Says Gramercy Theatre 02 OCT 2014 JUE 7:00PM Berliner Philharmoniker Carnegie Hall - Isaac Stern Auditorium 02 OCT 2014 JUE 8:00PM 2 EL BLOG DE FATHER GORGONZOLA http://fathergorgonzola.com Billy Joel Madison Square Garden 02 OCT 2014 JUE 8:00PM Dru Hill B.B. King Blues Club & Grill - New York 02 OCT 2014 JUE 9:00PM Odesza Bowery Ballroom 02 OCT 2014 JUE 9:00PM Suffocation & Kataklysm Gramercy Theatre 03 OCT 2014 VIE 5:00PM La Roux Terminal 5 03 OCT 2014 VIE 7:00PM Rival Sons & Monster Truck Irving Plaza (Anteriormente The Fillmore) 03 OCT 2014 VIE 7:30PM The Outlaws B.B. King Blues Club & Grill - New York 03 OCT 2014 VIE 8:00PM Roberto Carlos Radio City Music Hall 03 OCT 2014 VIE 8:00PM Asgeir 3 EL BLOG DE FATHER GORGONZOLA http://fathergorgonzola.com Bowery Ballroom 03 OCT 2014 VIE 8:00PM B1A4 Best Buy Theatre - Times Square 03 OCT 2014 VIE 8:00PM Berliner Philharmoniker: St. Matthew Passion - Open Working Rehearsal Pt. 1 Park Avenue Armory 04 OCT 2014 SÁB 10:30AM Berliner Philharmoniker: St. Matthew Passion - Open Working Rehearsal Pt. 2 Park Avenue Armory 04 OCT 2014 SÁB 2:30PM Bassnectar Madison Square Garden 04 OCT 2014 SÁB 7:00PM La Roux Terminal 5 04 OCT 2014 SÁB 7:00PM Sick Of It All, H20 & Wisdom In Chains Irving Plaza (Anteriormente The Fillmore) 04 OCT 2014 SÁB 7:00PM Rakim & Big Daddy Kane Apollo Theater - New York 04 OCT 2014 SÁB 7:00PM Afghan Whigs 4 EL BLOG DE FATHER GORGONZOLA http://fathergorgonzola.com Beacon Theatre 04 OCT 2014 SÁB 8:00PM Stavros Xarchakos Carnegie Hall - Isaac Stern Auditorium 04 OCT 2014 SÁB 8:00PM Lykke Li Radio City Music Hall 04 OCT 2014 SÁB 8:00PM Circle of Sisters, Fantasia & Tyrese The Theater at Madison Square Garden 04 OCT 2014 SÁB 8:00PM Circle of Sisters The After Party: Doug E. Fresh B.B. King Blues Club & Grill - New York 04 OCT 2014 SÁB 11:00PM Fozzy Gramercy Theatre 05 OCT 2014 DOM 6:00PM Berliner Philharmoniker Carnegie Hall - Isaac Stern Auditorium 05 OCT 2014 DOM 8:00PM Keiko Matsui B.B. King Blues Club & Grill - New York 05 OCT 2014 DOM 8:00PM 5 EL BLOG DE FATHER GORGONZOLA http://fathergorgonzola.com Marty Stuart and The Superlatives, Steve Miller & Laurence Juber Grace Rainey Rogers Auditorium At The Metropolitan Museum Of Art 06 OCT 2014 LUN 7:00PM Ab Soul Irving Plaza (Anteriormente The Fillmore) 06 OCT 2014 LUN 7:00PM Berliner Philharmoniker Carnegie Hall - Isaac Stern Auditorium 06 OCT 2014 LUN 8:00PM Fleetwood Mac Madison Square Garden 06 OCT 2014 LUN 8:00PM Gusgus Highline Ballroom 06 OCT 2014 LUN 8:00PM Bear Hands Bowery Ballroom 06 OCT 2014 LUN 8:00PM The Airborne Toxic Event Terminal 5 07 OCT 2014 MAR 7:00PM Cloud Nothings & Tyvek 6 EL BLOG DE FATHER GORGONZOLA http://fathergorgonzola.com Irving Plaza (Anteriormente The Fillmore) 07 OCT 2014 MAR 7:00PM Fleetwood Mac Madison Square Garden 07 OCT 2014 MAR 8:00PM Charli XCX Webster Hall 07 OCT 2014 MAR 8:00PM Jackson Browne Beacon Theatre 07 OCT 2014 MAR 8:00PM Big K.R.I.T. & Two-9 Highline Ballroom 07 OCT 2014 MAR 8:00PM Betty Who & Joywave Irving Plaza (Anteriormente The Fillmore) 08 OCT 2014 MIÉ 7:00PM Amateur Night At The Apollo Apollo Theater - New York 08 OCT 2014 MIÉ 7:30PM Justin Nozuka Webster Hall 08 OCT 2014 MIÉ 8:00PM Limp Bizkit & Machine Gun Kelly 7 EL BLOG DE FATHER GORGONZOLA http://fathergorgonzola.com Best Buy Theatre - Times Square 08 OCT 2014 MIÉ 8:00PM Jackson Browne Beacon Theatre 08 OCT 2014 MIÉ 8:00PM Last Comic Standing B.B. King Blues Club & Grill - New York 08 OCT 2014 MIÉ 8:00PM Florida Georgia Line Terminal 5 08 OCT 2014 MIÉ 9:00PM Deicide Gramercy Theatre 09 OCT 2014 JUE 6:00PM Aziz Ansari Madison Square Garden 09 OCT 2014 JUE 7:00PM Allen Stone Terminal 5 09 OCT 2014 JUE 7:00PM The Black Dahlia Murder & Suicide Silence Irving Plaza (Anteriormente The Fillmore) 09 OCT 2014 JUE 7:00PM 8 EL BLOG DE FATHER GORGONZOLA http://fathergorgonzola.com Jessie J Gramercy Theatre 09 OCT 2014 JUE 7:00PM New York Philharmonic: Brahms Avery Fisher Hall at Lincoln Center 09 OCT 2014 JUE 7:30PM Foxygen Webster Hall 09 OCT 2014 JUE 7:30PM Brandi Carlile Concert Hall at The New York Society For Ethical Culture 09 OCT 2014 JUE 7:30PM Belgrade Philharmonic Orchestra Carnegie Hall - Isaac Stern Auditorium 09 OCT 2014 JUE 8:00PM Bastille Radio City Music Hall 09 OCT 2014 JUE 8:00PM Raheem Devaughn B.B. King Blues Club & Grill - New York 09 OCT 2014 JUE 8:00PM Aziz Ansari Madison Square Garden 09 OCT 2014 JUE 10:30PM Within Temptation & Amaranthe 9 EL BLOG DE FATHER GORGONZOLA http://fathergorgonzola.com Terminal 5 10 OCT 2014 VIE 7:00PM Nick Carter & Jordan Knight Best Buy Theatre - Times Square 10 OCT 2014 VIE 7:00PM Yelle Irving Plaza (Anteriormente The Fillmore) 10 OCT 2014 VIE 7:00PM Ask Me Another: Part of New York Super Week Kaufmann Concert Hall at 92nd Street Y 10 OCT 2014 VIE 7:00PM Hugh Masekela Carnegie Hall - Isaac Stern Auditorium 10 OCT 2014 VIE 8:00PM American Football - Band Webster Hall 10 OCT 2014 VIE 8:00PM Bastille Radio City Music Hall 10 OCT 2014 VIE 8:00PM Boombox Bowery Ballroom 10 OCT 2014 VIE 8:00PM 10 EL BLOG DE FATHER GORGONZOLA http://fathergorgonzola.com New York Philharmonic: Brahms Avery Fisher Hall at Lincoln Center 10 OCT 2014 VIE 8:00PM Lila Downs Apple Room at Lincoln Center 10 OCT 2014 VIE 9:30PM The New Yorker Comedy Playlist: Patton Oswalt, Todd Barry & Susie Essman SVA Theatre 1 11 OCT 2014 SÁB [Hora PD] Shen Yun Symphony Orchestra Carnegie Hall - Isaac Stern Auditorium 11 OCT 2014 SÁB 1:00PM The Janoskians Irving Plaza (Anteriormente The Fillmore) 11 OCT 2014 SÁB 1:00PM Larry David & David Remnick Sir Stage 37 11 OCT 2014 SÁB 4:00PM Shen Yun Symphony Orchestra Carnegie Hall - Isaac Stern Auditorium 11 OCT 2014 SÁB 7:00PM The Amity Affliction The Studio at Webster Hall 11 OCT 2014 SÁB 7:00PM Lila Downs 11 EL BLOG DE FATHER GORGONZOLA http://fathergorgonzola.com Apple Room at Lincoln Center 11 OCT 2014 SÁB 7:00PM Betty Buckley Joes Pub 11 OCT 2014 SÁB 7:00PM The Whispers B.B. King Blues Club & Grill - New York 11 OCT 2014 SÁB 7:30PM Tim and Eric & Dr. Steve Brule Best Buy Theatre - Times Square 11 OCT 2014 SÁB 7:30PM American Football - Band Webster Hall 11 OCT 2014 SÁB 8:00PM Porter Robinson Terminal 5 11 OCT 2014 SÁB 8:00PM Chris Thile & Edgar Meyer Town Hall Theatre - NY 11 OCT 2014 SÁB 8:00PM Africa Now: South Africa Apollo Theater - New York 11 OCT 2014 SÁB 8:00PM Boombox 12 EL BLOG DE FATHER GORGONZOLA http://fathergorgonzola.com Bowery Ballroom 11 OCT 2014 SÁB 8:00PM New York Philharmonic: Brahms Avery Fisher Hall at Lincoln Center 11 OCT 2014 SÁB 8:00PM X Japan Madison Square Garden 11 OCT 2014 SÁB 8:00PM The Whispers B.B. King Blues Club & Grill - New York 11 OCT 2014 SÁB 10:00PM Tim and Eric & Dr. Steve Brule Best Buy Theatre - Times Square 11 OCT 2014 SÁB 10:30PM Papadosio Irving Plaza (Anteriormente The Fillmore) 11 OCT 2014 SÁB 11:00PM The Met Orchestra Carnegie Hall - Isaac Stern Auditorium 12 OCT 2014 DOM 3:00PM The Janoskians Irving Plaza (Anteriormente The Fillmore) 12 OCT 2014 DOM 6:00PM 13 EL BLOG DE FATHER GORGONZOLA http://fathergorgonzola.com Broken Crown Halo Tour: Lacuna Coil & The Devil You Know Gramercy Theatre 12 OCT 2014 DOM 6:00PM merican Football - Band Webster Hall 12 OCT 2014 DOM 8:00PM B.B. King B.B. King Blues Club & Grill - New York 12 OCT 2014 DOM 8:00PM Iceage Bowery Ballroom 12 OCT 2014 DOM 8:00PM Bob Schneider Highline Ballroom 12 OCT 2014 DOM 8:00PM Porter Robinson Terminal 5 12 OCT 2014 DOM 8:00PM Pat McGee New York City Winery 12 OCT 2014 DOM 8:00PM Lil Dicky Irving Plaza (Anteriormente The Fillmore) 13 OCT 2014 LUN 7:00PM 14 EL BLOG DE FATHER GORGONZOLA http://fathergorgonzola.com B.B. King B.B. King Blues Club & Grill - New York 13 OCT 2014 LUN 8:00PM John Hiatt New York City Winery 13 OCT 2014 LUN 8:00PM Milky Chance Bowery Ballroom 13 OCT 2014 LUN 8:00PM New York Philharmonic: Brahms Avery Fisher Hall at Lincoln Center 14 OCT 2014 MAR 7:30PM California Guitar Trio & Montreal Guitar Trio B.B.
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