Performatist
    Rock/Pop

    WordHack feat. Ingrid Burrington, Case Jernigan and Grayson Earle

    Illustration for WordHack feat. Ingrid Burrington, Case Jernigan and Grayson Earle

    Sunday, November 15, 2026

    8:00 PM

    Wonderville

    1186 Broadway, Brooklyn, NY 11221

    Scheduled

    About This Event

    WordHack at Wonderville brings together Case Jernigan, Ingrid Burrington and Grayson Earle. Jernigan and Burrington offer rock/pop sets that favor clarity and conversational pacing — Jernigan treating the room like a lab with room for improvisation, Burrington building songs on plain hooks and the speaking voice — while Earle brings a practice rooted in digital technologies and protest, from guerrilla video projections to the development of Bail Bloc.

    About WordHack

    WordHack is appearing live at Wonderville in New York City, framed as a rock/pop set with a rotating cast of local and touring voices. Featured performers include FORT90 Broadcast System, Robscure, Granata, Woodah, and Ruggz, each bringing different approaches to melody, rhythm, and stage presence. In a city where DIY venues often function as informal archives, the show reads as a snapshot of a current scene rather than a polished statement. Its value is documentary: you can hear where these sounds are headed.

    About the Artists

    Ingrid Burrington

    Ingrid Burrington is a Rock/Pop performer appearing on New York City bills, including sets at Wonderville. She has shared the stage with Case Jernigan and Grayson Earle, most notably on the WordHack program.

    Case Jernigan

    Case Jernigan is a New York City–based rock/pop musician whose work moves between songcraft and performance-driven collaboration. In NYC, he has appeared at Wonderville, including the event *WordHack* alongside Ingrid Burrington and Grayson Earle.

    Grayson Earle

    Grayson Earle is a contemporary artist and activist from the United States. His work focuses on the intersection of digital technologies, protest, and political agency. Explore his art and activism, including guerrilla video projections with The Illuminator and the development of Bail Bloc.