Joseph Trem, Danger Room, Joey Konopka, A. C. Redick, Dylan Taganas
Friday, September 4, 2026
7:00 PM
Brooklyn Music Kitchen
177 Vanderbilt Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11205
Scheduled
About This Event
At Brooklyn Music Kitchen, Joseph Trem, Danger Room, Joey Konopka, A. C. Redick, and Dylan Taganas form a lineup of detail-oriented electronic performers. All five work from studio-built textures and live processing, reshaping rhythmic frameworks in real time for small-room, close-listening contexts. Their sets favor control and detail, focusing on timbre and pacing rather than spectacle.
About the Artists
Joey Konopka
Joey Konopka is an electronic artist whose work has appeared on New York City stages, including Brooklyn Music Kitchen. In live settings, he’s been billed alongside Morę!, including the event “Joey Konopka + Morę!” at the venue.
Morę!
Morę! is an electronic group that appears in New York City’s small-room circuit, including sets at Brooklyn Music Kitchen. Their work is built around live electronics and a band-format sense of pacing, favoring structure over spectacle.
Dylan Taganas
Dylan Taganas is a New York City–based electronic artist who has appeared at Sleepwalk, a room known for close listening and late-night sets. Their recent bills include shared lineups with Janie May and Ies, including the event listed as “Janie May, Dylan Taganas, Ies.
Joseph Trem
Joseph Trem is a New York City–based electronic artist who performs in small-room settings such as Brooklyn Music Kitchen. He has shared bills with Joey Konopka, Morę!, and Danger Room, including the multi-artist program “Joseph Trem, Danger Room, and Joey Konopka.
Danger Room
Danger Room is an electronic group heard in New York City rooms like Brooklyn Music Kitchen, often appearing on bills with artists such as Joey Konopka, Morę!, and Joseph Trem. Their sets draw on live processing and layered textures, shaped for close listening rather than spectacle.
A. C. Redick
A. C. Redick is an electronic artist heard in New York City rooms such as Brooklyn Music Kitchen, where close listening and careful gain structure matter. Their work leans on studio-built textures and live processing, with rhythmic frameworks reshaped in real time rather than played back as fixed tracks.