Tomorrow: Dirty Projectors at Lincoln Center
Lincoln Center’s American Songbook series continues tomorrow with one of the most buzzed-about indie bands in recent months. Dirty Projectors, an avant-garde experimental rock band with high critical acclaim, is performing at the Allen Room (Rose Hall, Time Warner Center, Columbus Circle) tomorrow night as part of the series. The band will play its groundbreaking 2005 album, The Getty Address, in its entirety, with New York-based contemporary music ensemble Alarm Will Sound, conducted by Artistic Director Alan Pierson in an arrangement by Matt Marks. The show concludes with material from Bitte Orca. While the show is sold out, Friends of Lincoln Center have exclusive access to a waiting list for sold-out American Songbook events, and a standby line will form one hour prior to the performance at the Frederick P. Rose Hall Box Office in the Time Warner Center.
Friday, February 19th, 2010, 8:30, SOLD OUT (standby line forms one hour prior to performance)
Allen Room at Frederick P. Rose Hall, Time Warner Center, Columbus Circle
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