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Wharton Tiers Ensemble return to Shea Stadium May 10
The Wharton Tiers Ensemble performs this Thursday, May 10, at Shea Stadium, 20 Meadow Street, Brooklyn, NY 11206
Doors are at 8 and admission is $8. WTE will hit the stage at around 9:45.
Also appearing:
Hunny
Controlled Bleeding
In Buenos Aires
Eleven Swords (members of GDFX/Extreme Animals)
WTE in OWS benefit tonight at Don Pedro in Brooklyn
All you need to know is here and starting at 8 pm ET, you can watch a live feed of the show:
Wharton Tiers Ensemble returns to Shea Stadium (Brooklyn) November 3
WTE will perform this Thursday, November 3, at Shea Stadium, located at 20 Meadow Street, Brooklyn. Also appearing will be Bela Tar and Regal Degal. Doors open at 8 pm.
Check out this recording of the band’s previous show at Shea, back in June:
Wharton Tiers – Live @ Shea Stadium by LiveatSheaStadium
Marathon Man
Here’s a clip of Wharton Tiers performing the closing movement of “Ascension: The Sequel” with the Glenn Branca Ensemble during last Sunday’s Bang On A Can Marathon in New York City:
Wharton Tiers music featured in No Wave documentary
Directed by French newcomer Céline Danhier, Blank City is an oral history of the “No Wave Cinema” and “Cinema of Transgression” movements, featuring acclaimed directors Jim Jarmusch and John Waters, actor-writer-director Steve Buscemi, Blondie’s Debbie Harry, Hip Hop legend Fab 5 Freddy, Thurston Moore of Sonic Youth, and photographer Richard Kern, among many others.
The soundtrack includes Patti Smith, Television, Richard Hell & The Voidoids, The Contortions, The Bush Tetras, Sonic Youth — and Wharton Tiers. True! Featured in the new documentary are two Wharton Tiers songs: “Move It Time” by Glorious Strangers and “No Love” by A Band.
NO-CORE reviews Wharton Tiers Ensemble at Silent Barn
“A totally classic NYC-flavored experience, part Branca/Live Skull/Sonic Youth, part Television/New York Dolls.” Read more at NO-CORE (Photo © NO-CORE)
New York Times review of Glenn Branca's Symphony # 15
“[Branca’s] symphony No. 15 for 12 musicians, performed for the first time on Saturday night at Le Poisson Rouge and subtitled “Running Through the World Like an Open Razor,” ran about two-thirds along familiar lines and one-third off the wall. It signaled a difference from the start; as it moved along, it grew weirdly wide, showing a completely different side of his musical imagination, if only to make you prefer the one you already knew.” Read more at the New York Times
World premiere of Glenn Branca's "Symphony No. 15 (Music For Strange Orchestra)"
Wharton Tiers is among the musicians performing at the world premiere of “Symphony No. 15 (Music For Strange Orchestra)” by Glenn Branca at Le Poisson Rouge, New York City, on November 20-21, 2010.
Musicians for Symphony No. 15: Reg Bloor, Glenn Branca, Evelyne Buhler, Libby Fab, Eric Hubel (of the Wharton Tiers Ensemble), Justin Kantor, Greg McMullen, Ben Miller, Sarah Mullins, John Myers, Wharton Tiers, Ryan Walsh and Evans Wohlforth.
Wharton Tiers Ensemble at Passout Record Shop, Williamsburg
On April 16, 2010, the Wharton Tiers Ensemble performed at a party commemorating the closing of Passout Record Shop and the birthday of Passout proprietor and Ensemble member Perry “PeeWee” Masco. Thanks to Mark Richards for capturing this video of WTE performing “Border Patrol.”
Wharton Tiers Ensemble with J. Mascis, "Hi Lo" (Smith College 1997)
The Wharton Tiers Ensemble performs “Hi Lo” with guest guitarist J. Mascis of Dinosaur Jr. at Smith College, Northampton, Massachusetts, 1997.
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