After the Jump is pleased to have collaborated with Deli Magazine’s Best of NYC Fest, taking place at various venues in New York from May 6th – May 10th. Built around Deli Magazine’s annual Best of NYC issue, the fest features emerging local bands chosen as the city’s favorites of the year.

Beginning Wednesday, May 6th, The Deli’s Best of NYC Fest will be from 7:30pm til 12am at Southpaw, 125 5th Ave in Brooklyn. Sponsored by BMI, the band line up features Mia Riddle, KaiserCartel, April Smith, The King Left, Elizabeth and the Catapult, and Lowry. Please note this show is 21+ and tickets are only $10 at the door.

Next on Friday, May 8th, The Deli’s Best of NYC Fest will be from 9pm til 1am at the Bell House, 149 7th St in Brooklyn.  The band line up features Dinowalrus, Religious Knives, Blank Dogs, and Crystal Stilts. Please note this show is 21+, tickets are only $12 and may be purchased online.

Then on Saturday, May 9th, The Deli’s Best of NYC Fest will begin at 9:30pm, at Joe’s Pub, 425 Lafayette St in Manhattan.  The Lisps‘ present Futurity the Musical, a theatrically staged song cycle, that tells the story of a Union soldier in the Civil War who is an aspiring science fiction writer. The work fuses traditional Americana, found text, experimental music, and The Lisps’ own brand of quirky co-ed pop. Please note this show is for all ages, tickets are only $15 and may be purchased online.

Finally on Sunday, May 10th, The Deli’s Best of NYC Fest will be from 6:30pm til 11pm at the Bell House, 149 7th St in Brooklyn. Sponsored by ASCAP, the band line up features The Gay Blades, Takka Takka, The Secret Life of Sofia, Angel Deradoorian, and Chairlift. Please note this show is 21+, tickets are only $12 and may be purchased online.

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