Dylan Pham / Greenstreets / Rows / Save For Later

Dylan Pham is a New York City–based performer and bandleader who also appears under the names Greenstreets, Rows, and Save For Later. In mixed bills at Pianos, these projects share a stage with a steady, organized sense of pacing, closer to a set of composed scenes than a loose jam.

Dylan Pham is a dance artist appearing on New York City bills, including a program at Berlin alongside The Hello Stranger. Their work is presented in dialogue with music and cultural reference points, as seen in a shared lineup that nods to Barbara Lewis’s 1963 chart-topping “Hello Stranger.

Greenstreets is a dance group appearing in New York City bills at Berlin, alongside acts like Dylan Taganas & The Suitepaler and Sons of Mercury. Their public footprint is small, including a modest Spotify following, but they continue to show up in mixed-genre lineups where movement shares the room with live bands.

Rows is a New York City–based group that moves between rock and pop, turning up in mixed bills at Lower East Side rooms like Pianos. They’ve shared lineups with artists including Dylan Pham, Greenstreets, and Save For Later, often in nights where choreography and pacing set the frame as much as the music.

Save For Later is a group working in the Rock/Pop lane, with streaming tags that also drift toward classic country. In New York City they have appeared at Pianos, sharing bills with Dylan Pham, Greenstreets, and Rows in mixed-format nights that place bands alongside dance artists.