AUDIOPHILE: A Concert Series @ Brooklyn Museum

This three-part series of evening concerts celebrates the most prolific and innovative talent from Brooklyn's thriving music scene.

Tickets to the standing-room-only concerts are free with Museum admission. A cash bar will be available.

According to Brooklyn Museum's official website, performances will take place with:

April 15: MNDR, New Villager

MNDR (pronounced "mandar"). Amanda Warner and Peter Wade's electro pop duo has been performing since 2009, with an infectious energy that makes people want to dance.

New Villager. Ben Bromley and Ross Simonini use many mediums including music, animations, and performances, to explore transformation and new ideas.

May 13: MEN, Savior Adore

MEN. Through the energy of live performance and radical dance music, this Brooklyn-based band and art/performance collective explores such issues as wartime economies and sexual compromise.

Savoir Adore. Paul Hammer and Deirdre Muro weave a magical musical tapestry with their distinctive voices, lush harmonies, and wild sonic palette.

June 10: Theophilus London, TBA

Theophilus London. Fader magazine puts this rapper, songwriter, and producer at the center of Brooklyn's new urban pop movement. According to music weekly NME, "his patter is sumptuous, his look untouchable, his soundscapes plucked from the mythical ghetto neverland--he's the real deal."
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