Johnny Rev And The Jones: Bleecker Street Memoirs
About This Event
Johnny Jones, an illustrator, designer and owner of COMA Design, fronts Johnny Rev And The Jones, a rock/pop project rooted in downtown New York storytelling. At The Bitter End, a Greenwich Village room known for guitar-driven sets and close listening, the band offers Bleecker Street Memoirs: song-sized scenes with band-forward arrangements and a preference for direct delivery over spectacle.
About Bleecker Street Memoirs
“Bleecker Street Memoirs” is presented live at The Bitter End, a room that has long functioned as a working archive of downtown New York music. Built around the band Johnny Rev And The Jones, the set moves through rock and pop forms while treating Bleecker Street as subject as much as setting, tracing memory, nightlife, and neighborhood change. The piece lands less as nostalgia than as documentation, using song to mark what gets kept and what gets priced out. NYC premiere history is not confirmed.
About the Artists
Johnny Rev And The Jones: Bleecker Street Memoirs
Johnny Rev And The Jones: Bleecker Street Memoirs is an individual rock/pop artist project rooted in downtown New York storytelling. The work is presented at The Bitter End, a Greenwich Village room with a long history of guitar-driven sets and close listening.
Johnny Rev And The Jones
Human-made art by Johnny Jones. Illustrator, designer, and branding specialist and the owner of COMA Design.