BRANDI & THE ALEXANDERS, LIZZIE AND THE MAKERS — live event

Brandi and the Alexanders is a soul band inspired by legends such as Erykah Badu, Lauryn Hill, Marvin Gaye, Fleetwood Mac, and contemporaries like Black Pumas, Khruangbin, Anderson.Paak and Tame Impala. The band has carved out a reputation for their captivating psychedelic soul and infectious grooves. Lead singer Brandi Thompson is a powerful fiery vocalist who brings people to tears, smiles, and dance moves inside a single chorus. They’ve performed at festivals such as AmericanaFest, NY’s Pleasantville Festival, Chicago’s Ribfest, Tryon Blues Festival, Ladybug Festival, Toonerville Music Festival, and more. In 2022, Brandi and the Alexanders released their 'Reflection' EP, showcasing the band's versatility with disco-club gems, slow-burn soul, and majestic gospel, earning praise from music publications such as Pop Matters, Earmilk, BandsDoBK, No Depression, and more. Brandi and the Alexanders are set to release a new EP in 2024, with a new single, “Perfectly Imperfect,” slated for release this February. Edwards and McMullen almost accidentally formed The Makers (named for Maker’s Markbourbon) back in 2011, when the singer was scrambling to assembles last-minute band for a festival at Pete’s Candy Store in Brooklyn, where she was sound engineer and McMullen was a regular performer.“We played a couple of shows, just casually, and then Greg and I started to write together,”Edwards recalled. “It was just a perfect match, and our first song I think is still one of our best.” Lizzie & The Makers’ debut album,Fire from the Heart of Man, appeared in 2015, followed by the Meanwhile ...EPthree years later. A 2017 concert collection,Live at Rockwood Music Hall, conveyed The Makers’ famously visceral stage show.ButDear Onda Wahl, recorded atMissionSound Recording Williamsburg, both captures and compliments the band like nothing before. The Makers are rounded-out by seasoned sidemen with prodigious résumés: bassist Brett Bass(Gregg Allman, Bernie Worrell); drummer Steve Williams (Sadé, Digable Planets); and keyboard player Rob Clores (Black Crowes, John Popper Band)

Starts: 2024-02-27T18:00:42Z

Ends: 2024-02-27T20:00:42Z

Where: 217 East Houston Street, New York, New York 10002, United States

Price: $17.65

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