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    Rock/Pop

    LiveYou | Dressup | Syd Rowan | Atwelle

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    Sunday, August 16, 2026

    9:30 PM

    Bowery Palace

    East Village, Manhattan

    Scheduled

    About This Event

    LiveYou, Dressup, Syd Rowan and Atwelle appear on a multi‑act bill at Bowery Palace. The bill pairs Syd Rowan—whose recorded work moves through alternative R&B shading and who has more than 650,000 Spotify followers—with venue‑forward rock/pop groups that favor tight arrangements, clear mixes and a band‑based approach; Atwelle’s genre tags point toward ragtime, boogie‑woogie and honky‑tonk.

    About the Artists

    LiveYou

    LiveYou

    LiveYou is a rock/pop group appearing on New York City bills at Bowery Palace. They’ve shared lineups with Moderate Rock and Von Stearns, placing their sets in conversation with an alternative-leaning scene shaped as much by commentary as by performance, given Moderate Rock’s role as an editorial music outlet.

    Dressup

    Dressup is a rock/pop group heard in New York City lineups, including sets at Bowery Palace. They have shared bills with LiveYou, Moderate Rock, and Von Stearns, moving through the same circuit of emerging projects where the room matters as much as the recording.

    Syd Rowan

    Syd Rowan

    alternative r&b

    Syd Rowan is a New York City–based rock/pop artist whose recorded work also moves through alternative R&B shading. They have built a sizable listenership on streaming platforms, with a high popularity rating and more than 650K Spotify followers.

    Homescreen

    Homescreen

    Homescreen is a rock/pop group heard on multi‑act bills in New York City, including appearances at Bowery Palace. With a small but traceable following on Spotify, they move through the same live circuit as LiveYou, Dressup, and Syd Rowan, often sharing stage time on venue‑driven lineups.

    Atwelle

    Atwelle

    ragtimeboogie-woogiehonky tonk

    Atwelle is a rock/pop group appearing on New York City bills like the four-act night at Arlene’s Grocery alongside Still Rings, Tom Scamell, and Plant Dad. Online metrics place them in the emerging tier, with a modest Spotify audience and genre tags that oddly point to ragtime, boogie-woogie, and honky-tonk.