Honeycomb: Singer-Songwriter in New York

About Honeycomb

Honeycomb traces back to the early-1960s London beat scene, where the group first took shape and soon broke through with a major 1964 hit. The lineup became notable for drummer Honey Lantree, a rare visible woman behind the kit in that era’s rock bands. Their recorded output was brief, but it left a tight snapshot of pop craft and club-ready drive. In New York City, Honeycomb brings that material to Brooklyn Bowl on a shared bill with Ariathome, favoring directness over spectacle.