It was another great year of live music for us here at BTRtoday. Bellow, we’ve selected our favorite shots from the concerts that we covered in photoblogs for you in 2019.
Big Ups Final Show @ Bowery Ballroom
In January, we said goodbye to the band Big Ups with an epic show at Bowery Ballroom.
Hatebaby’s Valentines’ Blood Harvest
Haybaby and friends tore it up at Rubulad for their Valentine’s Day Blood Harvest!
Tallies And More at The New Colossus Festival
We caught Canadian band Tallies and much more at the first ever New Colossus Festival in NYC
In March, we saw a ton of great music at SXSW – check out days 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and more.

Buck Gooter – RIP Terry Turtle
Dilly Dally Play Music Hall Of Williamsburg
Dilly Dally headlined a show presented by BTRtoday at the Music Hall of Williamsburg in Brooklyn.
Julia Jacklin played Rough Trade
Julia Jacklin took our top artist of the week position and headlined a show at Rough Trade
The Coathangers @ MHOW, April 18
The Coathangers also took a top artist spot and headlined Music Hall Of Williamsburg
Ex Hex Play Elsewhere in Brooklyn
Ex Hex, Versus, and Thick played Elsewhere in Brooklyn
Patio Open For Dehd at Union Pool
Patio took a top artist spot and we caught their set at Union Pool in Brooklyn

Daddies
Randall’s Island became Punk Island for one day in June
Brooklyn Drum Collective Rooftop Show
Bizarre Sharks made a rare appearance at the Brooklyn Drum Collective Rooftop Show! at Our Wicked Lady in BrooklynControl
Control Top Headline Mercury Lounge
Philly band Control Top brought their relentless tour to Mercury Lounge in NYC
A Day With Death Valley Girls In Atlanta
We spent a day in Atlanta with Death Valley Girls, capped off with an incredible live show
We headed up to the Hudson Valley to catch Kevin Morby and more at the Woodsist Fest at Arrowood Farms Brewery
Boy Scouts And Jay Som Play Elsewhere
Two of our favorite artists of 2019 played Elsewhere in Brooklyn
Allah-Las Played Brooklyn SteelWe closed out our live show experiences for the year with top artist Allah-Las at Brooklyn Steel