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    Rock/Pop

    The Idiot's Hour

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    Monday, March 16, 2026

    9:11 PM

    Baker Falls

    192 Allen Street, New York, NY 10002

    Scheduled

    About This Event

    The Idiot's Hour at Baker Falls brings KOI, Nate Livingston, Posterboy, Torture and the Desert Spiders in a downtown rock/pop bill. Livingston's sets favor direct hooks and a reportorial focus on song; Posterboy works in concise, guitar-driven forms. KOI has performed at the Mercury Lounge, and Torture's volatile, improvisatory stretches underline the bill's contrast between structure and noise.

    About the Artists

    Torture

    Torture

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    Torture is a New York City–based group working between Rock/Pop structures and freer improvisation. They are a recurring presence at Baker Falls, including sets billed as the Torture & the Desert Spiders Residency, alongside appearances tied to The Idiot’s Hour and Sunday Scaries Singalongs.

    the Desert Spiders

    The Desert Spiders is a musical group known for their performances in the music genre, often associated with the venue Baker Falls.

    Nate Livingston

    Nate Livingston

    Nate Livingston is a New York City–based rock/pop artist who has appeared at downtown rooms like Baker Falls. Their sets move between direct hooks and a tougher live edge, shaped by work alongside Torture, the Desert Spiders, Koi, and Posterboy.

    Koi

    Koi

    Meet KOI, an electrifying force in the Rock/Pop scene, captivating audiences with their dynamic performances at the iconic Mercury Lounge in New York City. Sharing the stage with notable acts like Razabel and Ian Su and the Polynomials, KOI has become a staple in the vibrant cultural tapestry of NYC's music scene.

    Posterboy

    Posterboy

    Posterboy is a New York–based Rock/Pop group that regularly appears at Baker Falls, including sets billed under *The Idiot’s Hour*. Their live history in the city includes bills with Torture, the Desert Spiders, Nate Livingston, and Koi, placing them in the downtown club circuit rather than the festival lane.