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Friday, July 17, 2009
OTBKB Music: Siren Fest in Coney Island
The big deal this weekend in Brooklyn is Siren Fest (officially the Siren Music Festival) in Coney Island,
which the Village Voice has been producing since 2001. There are 14
bands on two stages; here's the schedule:
Main Stage (West 10th Street and The Boardwalk)
1:00 Tiny Masters of Today
2:00 Micachu & The Shapes
3:00 Japandroids
4:00 Frightened Rabbit
5:00 Grand Duchy
6:00 The Raveonettes
7:30 Built To Spill
DJ between sets: Justine D
Stillwell Stage (Stillwell Avenue and The Boardwalk)
1:30 The Blue Van
2:30 Bear Hands
3:30 Thee Oh Sees
4:30 Future of the Left
5:30 A Place To Bury Strangers
6:30 monotonix
8:00 Spank Rock
DJ between sets: Deadheat DJs
Although I haven't seen The Raveonettes live, I really liked their last album (and just for the record, even though the Raveonettes' guitarist and I have the same last name, we're not related). And when I ran into my high school classmate and music critic Billy Altman in Austin this past March, he had just seen Brooklyn's Tiny Master of Today and was quite enthused about them.
Siren Music Festival, Coney Island: D,F,N or Q Trains to Stillwell Avenue or F or Q Trains to W. 8th Street; 1-9 PM, Free
--Eliot Wagner
July 17, 2009 in Music | Permalink








