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Instrumental alt-country dream pop duo, Quiet Cowboy have released their first single, “The Space Between,” from their self-titled debut album set for release on July 14, 2023 on Declared Goods. “‘Quiet Cowboy’ plays like an exquisite soundtrack,” says AMERICAN SONGWRITER’s Tina Eves-Benitez of the encroaching full length effort. The publication’s feature, posted today to coincide with the aforementioned single release, could be read in its entirety HERE, as a Q&A with Quiet ...

The long-running Bushwig extravaganza, with more than 150 performers, offers a place to ‘become another person’

Times Square Alliance has announced a summer’s worth of open-air programming from June through August. This seasons’ TSQ LIVE presented by Nasdaq will feature DJ sets, comedy, and more—all free and accessible to the growing number of New Yorkers and visitors alike headed to the Crossroads of the World.

A suspect has been charged with arson after setting a New York City LGBTQ+ bar on fire on the evening of 3 April.

The Rash Bar in Bushwick was totally destroyed.

Authorities say John Lhota, 24, was seen on security camera starting a fire at the Rash Bar on Brooklyn on April 3 that injured two of the bar's employees.

Surveillance footage captured the terrifying moment a person poured gasoline on the floor of an LGBTQ bar in Brooklyn, setting the establishment ablaze and injuring two staff members

Rash Bar, a recently opened LGBTQ+ venue in Brooklyn, was targeted by an arsonist who set it ablaze on the evening of 3 April.

NYPD has released shocking video footage of a man setting a popular gay bar Rash in Brooklyn on fire on April 3, 2022. The police have offered a reward of $ 3,500 for information.