Terminal 5

Best/Worst Brands of the Week: Facebook to the Core, The Pitch, The Man Behind the Scissors

Alona Elkayam | Posted 05.23.2012

Read More: Hennessy-Youngman, Martha Stewart, Neon Indian, Basketball, Ducktails, Dorothee Becker, Facebook, Terminal 5, Best Buy, The-Pitch, Art-Thoughtz, Amc, Facebook Timeline, Vidal Sassoon, Kim Kardashian, Rachael Ray, Vitro, Slidepollajax, Culture News

KO is a mobile phone sales associate at Best Buy where I purchased my first Blackberry Bold. He was so attentive then. He courted me, hard, to ensure ...

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Refused Finally Arrive in NYC

Salvatore Bono | Posted 04.25.2012

Read More: Sick of It All, Hardcore, Refused, Punk, The Shape of Punk to Come, Coachella, Reunion, New York News, Terminal 5, Live Review, Nyhc, New York News

Now back and better than ever, Refused can bring their message and agenda back to the masses at a time when the masses may need it most.

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WATCH: LCD Soundsystem Kicks Off Goodbye Shows

Posted 05.29.2011

Read More: NY Around Town, New York Music Scene, LCD Soundsystem, Terminal 5, NY Music, Final Lcd Soundsystem Shows, Video, New York News

This is it, James Murphy heads -- the final LCD Soundsystem shows have begun. Because the band is quitting at its peak, the clamor for the final shows...

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On the Culture Front: Cut Copy Premieres New Song and The Pogues Bid Farewell to New York

Chris Kompanek | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Cut Copy, Leonard Cohen, mp3 Download, Exclusive, St. Patrick's Day, Need You Now, Architecture in Helsinki, Free Music, Joy Division, The Pogues, LCD Soundsystem, Terminal 5, Entertainment News

The Pogues bid farewell to New York on St. Patrick's Day (though sadly didn't play "Fairytale of New York") with a rousing sold out show at Terminal 5.

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Music You Can Feel: Mumford and Sons Inspire NYC Crowd

Jon Chattman | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Alternative Music, Banjo, Little Lion Man, Marcus Mumford, Folk, New York City, English, Pearl Jams, Mandolin, Rock Band, Mumford & Sons, Terminal 5, London, Sigh No More, New York News

"I don't wanna think, I wanna feel... How do I feel?" That's a great line from a forgotten Pearl Jam tune "Hail, Hail," which I live and struggle w...

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Broken Bells Take High Road and Rock NYC

Jon Chattman | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: The Shins, Brian Burton, Nyc, Danger Mouse, Broken Bells, Terminal 5, James Mercer, NY Events, New York News

A middle-aged guy took air strumming and drumming to a new level at the Broken Bells show Oct. 11 at Terminal 5 in NYC. Switching back and forth fr...

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Scissor Sisters Offer High-Camp Theatrics, Electro-Driven Pop Grooves At Terminal 5

Curtis M. Wong | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Disco, Pop Music, Dance Pop, Ana Matronic, Night Work, Lady GaGa, Jake Shears, Scissor Sisters, Terminal 5, Scissor Sisters Night Work Tour, Nycbeat, New York News

The throng loitering along 11th Avenue on Wednesday night was an eclectic, gender-blurring mix unlike any other. Club kids in Ed Hardy chatted up dra...

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Empire Of The Sun Journey Through Terminal 5

Gavin Aronsen | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Nycbeat, Emperor Steele, Walking on a Dream, Luke Steele, Slideshow, Empire of the Sun, Nick Littlemore, Terminal 5, Lord Littlemore, The Juan MacLean, New York News

My friend first introduced me to Empire of the Sun through the shot-in-Shanghai music video to "Walking on a Dream," the title track of their onl...

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The National Erupts At Sold Out Terminal 5

Simon McCormack | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: 25-Anniversary-of-Spin-Magazine, Nycbeat, Spin, Boxer, Matt Berninger, Bryan Devendorf, High Violet, Terminal 5, Spin Magazine, The National, New York News

Most bands are louder, fuller and more grandiose live, than they are on MP3. But a few bands transform themselves in concert. They become entirely d...

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Smashing Pumpkins Get Psychedelic At Terminal Five

Rebecca Harrington | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: 25 Anniversary of Spin Magazine, The Smashing Pumpkins, Nycbeat, Pavement Band, Smashing Pumpkins, Spin Magazine, Terminal 5, Billy Corgan, New York News

When The Smashing Pumpkin formed in the late 80's, Billy Corgan had flowing, shoulder length hair and wore paisley shirts paired with Victorian p...

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Spin Magazine Celebrates 25th Anniversary

Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Slidepollajax, Jessica Stam, Smashing Pumpkins, Terminal 5, Spin Magazine, Photos, Nyc Events, Nyc Culture, Nyc Around, New York News

The Smashing Pumpkins made a triumphant return to the stage for Spin Magazine's 25th Anniversary Party at Terminal 5 last night. Lead singer Billy C...

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Dig on New York's The Dig

Salvatore Bono | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: The Dig, Editors, Interview, Terminal 5, The Antlers, Portugal the Man, Music, New York Music, New York News

The Dig plays sci-fi style rock and mixes it with early indie, so think early REM or Pavement meets Muse or Editors.

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On the Culture Front: Sting at the Met, She & Him, Wolf Parade, and The Pretty Trap

Chris Kompanek | Posted 05.25.2011

The Pretty Trap is a short one-act by Tennessee Williams that takes its title from the overbearing matriarch's belief that "all women are a pretty trap."

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A Practiced Wolf Parade Takes Terminal 5 (DOWNLOAD MP3)

Simon McCormack | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Expo 86, Spencer Krug, mp3, Nyc, Nycbeat, Handsome Furs, Apologies to the Queen Mary, Sunset Rubdown, Dan Boeckner, Mount Zoomer, Terminal 5, Wolf Parade, Download, Nyc Culture, New York News

Two-thirds of the way through Wolf Parade's set at Terminal Five on Tuesday, guitarist Dan Boeckner made a confession. "It's still really intimidati...

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Sign Up To Cover Concerts This Week: Wolf Parade, Caribou, Siren Music Festival, Konono No.1

Zara Golden | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Nycbeat, The Village Voice, Brooklyn Bowl, Mools, Screaming Females, Cymbals Eat Guitars, NIght Marchers, Ryan Leslie, Caribou, Ted Leo and the Pharmacists, Air France, Siren Music Festival, The Pains of Being Pure at Heart, Aloe Blacc, Celebrate Brooklyn!, Konono No. 1, Africa Festival, Apache Beat, Summer, Governors Island, Surfer Blood, Matt and Kim, Ratatat, DJ Awesome Tapes From Africa, Beach Fossils, Professor DJ Rainstick, Concerts, Warm Up Series, Summerstage, Le Poisson Rouge, Springfield Park, Earl Greyhound, P.S.1, Phantogram, Prospect Park, Terminal 5, Wye Oak, Langhorne Slim, Javelin, Small Black, Nyc, Harlem, Mercury Lounge, Just Wills, Zola Jesus, Holy Fuck, Coney Island, Wolf Parade, Raphael Saadiq, Ponytail, Arp, Dom, New York News

Huffington Post continues its local coverage with the help of our Citizen Journalism Unit. To join the local reporting team and receive advance assi...

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OWL CITY TAKES NEW YORK BY STORM

Michelle Edgar | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Adam Young, Music Unites, Owl City, Shaquille O'Neal, Music, Myspace, Terminal 5, Justin Bieber, Entertainment News

Move on over Justin Bieber, the hot new thing with the teen set is Owl City, aka Adam Young. Chances are even you have his fizzy electro-pop song "Fir...

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Behind the Scenes with Florence and The Machine: Music Unites Interviews Florence Welch

Michelle Edgar | Posted 05.25.2011

The British band's debut album Lungs has been a huge breakout, spurring buzz in both the U.K. and the U.S.. Delicate and ferocious, Florence and the Machine is pretty with a punch.

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On the Culture Front: Massive Attack and The Moth

Chris Kompanek | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: The Moth, Elna Baker, New York Concerts, Comedy, Ernesto Quinonez, Terminal 5, Massive Attack, New York News

The Moth thrills through words, specifically by bringing people together who have great stories to tell. Their last mainstage show on Tuesday, "Saints and Sinners," featured five stories mostly about minor but amusing sins.

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Cold War Kids at Terminal 5

Simon McCormack | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Gin Blossoms, Cold War Kids, Terminal 5, New York City Concerts, Music, Concert Reviews, Robbers & Cowards, New York City Shows, Tom Waits, New York News

Last night, concertgoers ages 14-19 flooded Terminal 5 in anticipation of the Kids' show. There were many of-age attendees, but it was clear most of the crowd wouldn't be enjoying any $6 Budweisers.

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