TT Presents : Patching, Good News, Fleet, Birdie Wren, Jake Sinclair

Torture and the Desert Spiders is an emerging Rock/Pop individual artist with a small but measurable digital footprint, including roughly 4K Spotify followers and a low popularity score. In New York City, they bring their project to the Mercury Lounge under the recurring bill “Torture Tuesday,” sometimes framed as a solo set alongside friends.

Patching is a New York City–based electronic group heard in the city’s club and performance circuit, including sets at Purgatory. Their work sits in a porous zone between live electronics and collaborative performance, shaped by bills shared with artists such as Cooper-Moore, Kyra Baskin, IVK, Ladybyrd, and Paris Archives.

Good News is a rock/pop group active on New York City bills, including shows at Arlene’s Grocery. They’ve shared lineups with postergirl, No Soap Radio, and Franny Menace, moving through the same downtown circuit where mixed-genre four-act nights are common.

FLEET is a rock/pop group appearing on New York City bills at The Bowery Electric, including the shared lineup “Coco Smith | FLEET | AYLA.” Their background sits in the indie-band tradition, shaped by the collaborative churn of a long-running group format and an emphasis on songwriting as a guiding center.

Birdie Wren is a New York City–based rock/pop performer who appears on multi-act bills at downtown rooms such as Pianos. She has shared lineups with Gwenn Malick, FLEET, and HELP WANTED, including the A-Sides Presents showcase that brought the four acts together.

Jacob Scott Sinclair is an American musician, record producer, singer, audio engineer, and songwriter. His production and songwriting credits include Weezer, Fall Out Boy, Panic! at the Disco, 5 Seconds of Summer, Pink, New Politics, Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness, Gin Wigmore, and Train.