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Febrero D E 2 0 1 3 EL BLOG DE FATHER GORGONZOLA http://fathergorgonzola.com Listado de Conciertos en Nueva York. A celebrar en: Febrero d e 2 0 1 3. Sigue Febrero proporcionándonos conciertos en la ciudad de Nueva York. Si hace frío, que hará mucho, que mejor que calentarnos al ritmo de Lady Gaga en el Madison Square Garden? O hacer una excursion a Brooklyn para enamorarse de nuevo con las melodías de Marc Anthony? A mí, me encantaría ver a uno de mis grupos favoritos : Maroon 5, tambien en el Madison… Aquí tenéis el listado de conciertos para este mes de Febrero de 2013. Que lo disfrutéis! 1 EL BLOG DE FATHER GORGONZOLA http://fathergorgonzola.com Fri 2/1/2013 Diane Schuur Blue Note Greenwich Village New York, NY Fri 2/1/2013 Red Baraat Bowery Ballroom Little Italy New York, NY Fri 2/1/2013 Local Natives Music Hall of Williamsburg Williamsburg Brooklyn, NY Fri 2/1/2013 Rubix Kube The Gramercy Theatre Gramercy Park New York, NY Sat 2/2/2013 Diane Schuur Blue Note Greenwich Village New York, NY Sat 2/2/2013 Local Natives Bowery Ballroom Little Italy New York, NY Sat 2/2/2013 fun. Radio City Music Hall West 50s New York, NY 2 EL BLOG DE FATHER GORGONZOLA http://fathergorgonzola.com Sun 2/3/2013 Diane Schuur Blue Note Greenwich Village New York, NY Sun 2/3/2013 Local Natives Bowery Ballroom Little Italy New York, NY Tue 2/5/2013 Ron Carter Quartet Blue Note Greenwich Village New York, NY Wed 2/6/2013 Mumford & Sons Barclays Center Downtown Brooklyn, NY Wed 2/6/2013 Ron Carter Quartet Blue Note Greenwich Village New York, NY Wed 2/6/2013 A Silent Film Gold Fields Bowery Ballroom Little Italy New York, NY Wed 2/6/2013 Swans Music Hall of Williamsburg Williamsburg Brooklyn, NY 3 EL BLOG DE FATHER GORGONZOLA http://fathergorgonzola.com Wed 2/6/2013 Firewind Stolen Babies Turisas The Gramercy Theatre Gramercy Park New York, NY Thu 2/7/2013 Ron Carter Quartet Blue Note Greenwich Village New York, NY Thu 2/7/2013 Swans Music Hall of Williamsburg Williamsburg Brooklyn, NY Fri 2/8/2013 Ron Carter Quartet Blue Note Greenwich Village New York, NY Fri 2/8/2013 Kishi Bashi Bowery Ballroom Little Italy New York, NY Fri 2/8/2013 Passion Pit Madison Square Garden West 30s New York, NY Fri 2/8/2013 Sarah Brightman Radio City Music Hall West 50s New York, NY 4 EL BLOG DE FATHER GORGONZOLA http://fathergorgonzola.com Fri 2/8/2013 Furthur Seems Forever The Gramercy Theatre Gramercy Park New York, NY Sat 2/9/2013 Ron Carter Quartet Blue Note Greenwich Village New York, NY Sat 2/9/2013 The Wedding Present Bowery Ballroom Little Italy New York, NY Sat 2/9/2013 Ballyhoo! Echo Movement The Gramercy Theatre Gramercy Park New York, NY Sun 2/10/2013 Ron Carter Quartet Blue Note Greenwich Village New York, NY Tue 2/12/2013 Mumford & Sons Barclays Center Downtown Brooklyn, NY 5 EL BLOG DE FATHER GORGONZOLA http://fathergorgonzola.com Tue 2/12/2013 Dead Kennedys The Gramercy Theatre Gramercy Park New York, NY Thu 2/14/2013 Straight No Chaser Beacon Theatre West 70s New York, NY Thu 2/14/2013 Rachelle Ferrell Blue Note Greenwich Village New York, NY Fri 2/15/2013 Rachelle Ferrell Blue Note Greenwich Village New York, NY Sat 2/16/2013 Marc Anthony Barclays Center Downtown Brooklyn, NY Sat 2/16/2013 70s Soul Jam Beacon Theatre West 70s New York, NY Sat 2/16/2013 Rachelle Ferrell Blue Note Greenwich Village New York, NY 6 EL BLOG DE FATHER GORGONZOLA http://fathergorgonzola.com Sat 2/16/2013 Maroon 5 Madison Square Garden West 30s New York, NY Sat 2/16/2013 Allstar Weekend The Gramercy Theatre Gramercy Park New York, NY Sun 2/17/2013 Rachelle Ferrell Blue Note Greenwich Village New York, NY Tue 2/19/2013 Karrin Allyson + Raul Midon Blue Note Greenwich Village New York, NY Wed 2/20/2013 Karrin Allyson + Raul Midon Blue Note Greenwich Village New York, NY Wed 2/20/2013 Miri Ben-Ari The Gramercy Theatre Gramercy Park New York, NY Thu 2/21/2013 Karrin Allyson + Raul Midon Blue Note Greenwich Village New York, NY 7 EL BLOG DE FATHER GORGONZOLA http://fathergorgonzola.com Fri 2/22/2013 Karrin Allyson + Raul Midon Blue Note Greenwich Village New York, NY Fri 2/22/2013 Lady Gaga Madison Square Garden West 30s New York, NY Fri 2/22/2013 Emilie Autumn The Gramercy Theatre Gramercy Park New York, NY Sat 2/23/2013 Karrin Allyson + Raul Midon Blue Note Greenwich Village New York, NY Sat 2/23/2013 Lady Gaga Madison Square Garden West 30s New York, NY Sat 2/23/2013 Lady Starlight Lil Monsters Heavy Metal Disco The Dirty Pearls The Gramercy Theatre Gramercy Park New York, NY Sat 2/23/2013 Marduk & Moonspell Voices from the Dark The Gramercy Theatre Gramercy Park New York, NY 8 EL BLOG DE FATHER GORGONZOLA http://fathergorgonzola.com Sun 2/24/2013 Karrin Allyson + Raul Midon Blue Note Greenwich Village New York, NY Sun 2/24/2013 Naughty by Nature The Gramercy Theatre Gramercy Park New York, NY Tue 2/26/2013 Herbert Gronemeyer Beacon Theatre West 70s New York, NY Tue 2/26/2013 Bill Evans Soulgrass Jake Cinninger John Medeski Blue Note Greenwich Village New York, NY Tue 2/26/2013 Silverstein The Gramercy Theatre Gramercy Park New York, NY Wed 2/27/2013 Bill Evans Soulgrass Jake Cinninger John Medeski Blue Note Greenwich Village New York, NY Thu 2/28/2013 Bill Evans Soulgrass Jake Cinninger John Medeski Blue Note Greenwich Village New York, NY 9 EL BLOG DE FATHER GORGONZOLA http://fathergorgonzola.com Thu 2/28/2013 Perpetuum Jazzile The Gramercy Theatre Gramercy Park New York, NY 10 .
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