Brian Fire, Sandro Besta, Courtney Fleming, Alyx Astryx*, Liv Rylan, Grace Wawro
Saturday, October 17, 2026
8:00 PM
Brooklyn Music Kitchen
177 Vanderbilt Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11205
Scheduled
About This Event
A mixed electronic and song-based lineup — Brian Fire, Sandro Besta, Courtney Fleming, Alyx Astryx, Liv Rylan and Grace Wawro — appears at Brooklyn Music Kitchen. Several performers (Fire, Astryx, Fleming, Wawro) favor studio-minded sets that emphasize arrangement, texture and patient layering, while Liv Rylan frames diaristic pop songs with velvety vocals and theatrical delivery.
About the Artists
Courtney Fleming
Courtney Fleming is an individual electronic artist who appears on New York City bills at Brooklyn Music Kitchen. She has shared lineups there with Noli, Shy Flyer, and Mosaik, including multi-artist nights billed as “Courtney fleming, Shy Flyer, Mosaik, Noli + More.
Alyx Astryx
Alyx Astryx is an individual electronic artist appearing on New York City bills at Brooklyn Music Kitchen, including the event listing “Alyx Astryx & MORE.” On streaming platforms, her catalog is tagged with indie rock influences, and she currently has a small but traceable listener base.
Liv Rylan
Liv Rylan is a singer-songwriter and pop performer who started out crying to Lady Gaga & Marina on her school bus at age 14 and has ended up setting her rather dramatic diary entries to music. Liv delivers velvety vocals akin to those of Reneé Rapp & Lake Street Dive’s Rachel Price while serving vampy, femme fatale looks that could make her Sabrina Carpenter’s queer, evil twin.
Grace Wawro
Grace Wawro is an emerging electronic artist in New York City’s live music circuit, with performances at Brooklyn Music Kitchen. She has appeared on bills alongside Courtney Fleming, Alyx Astryx, and Liv Rylan, where song structure meets electronic texture across the lineup.
Brian Fire
Brian Fire is an electronic artist on New York City bills, including performances at Brooklyn Music Kitchen. He has shared lineups with AmaniLillian and Mona Lisa Overdrive, often appearing in programs that foreground live electronic construction and sound design.