Performatist
    Rock/Pop

    Evil Twin • Model Minority (EP Release) • New Bruise

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    Monday, August 24, 2026

    8:00 PM

    Union Pool

    484 Union Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11211

    Scheduled

    About This Event

    Model Minority marks an EP release in a triple bill with Evil Twin and New Bruise at Union Pool. All three bands are active in New York’s club circuit and favor clean hooks, a steady pulse and tight arrangements that leave room for the live setting to shape the set.

    About Model Minority (EP Release)

    At Union Pool, *Model Minority (EP Release)* documents a small New York ritual: bands marking a new recording with a live set in a room that rewards immediacy. The bill brings together Evil Twin, Model Minority, and New Bruise, working in the overlap between rock and pop, where hooks and abrasion share space. Union Pool’s stage has long functioned as an informal proving ground for emerging local lineups, and this night fits that continuum. One clear takeaway is how the EP-release format turns a concert into a public timestamp for a scene.

    About the Artists

    Evil Twin

    Evil Twin

    alternative pop

    Evil Twin is a Rock/Pop group operating in New York City’s club circuit, with appearances at Union Pool. Their billings alongside Model Minority and New Bruise place them in a local ecosystem where bands share rooms, backlines, and audiences.

    Model Minority

    Model Minority

    Model Minority is a Rock/Pop group active on New York City bills, including performances at Union Pool. They have shared lineups with Evil Twin and New Bruise, as heard on the local-style triple bill “Evil Twin • Model Minority • New Bruise.

    New Bruise

    New Bruise

    New Bruise is a rock/pop group heard in New York City rooms like Union Pool, where bills often blur the line between club rock and pop structure. They have shared stages with Evil Twin and Model Minority, moving through the same DIY circuit that feeds much of the city’s current guitar music.