Dark Tank
About This Event
Dark Tank at Union Hall presents a mixed bill featuring Agayev, Darius, Dinkins, Grace, Johnson, Jordan, Rufat, Travis, Yedoye, and Zae. The performers move between rock/pop songcraft and stand-up–informed or theatre-based pieces, with sets that favor direct songs, character-driven bits, and close-listening staging over spectacle. Many have appeared on Union Hall and downtown bills, bringing work shaped by timing, phrasing, and rehearsal-room practice.
About the Artists
Yedoye
Yedoye is a New York City–based comedy performer who appears regularly on club and theater lineups, including shows at Union Hall in Brooklyn. They’ve shared bills with LATE BLOOMERS, an evening of unexpected solo characters, alongside performers such as Grace Reiter, Gus Heagerty, Nick Mestad, and Ashley.
Travis
Travis brings a compelling blend of rock and pop to the heart of New York City's vibrant music scene. Known for their energetic performances at the iconic City Winery NYC, Travis captivates audiences with a dynamic stage presence and a repertoire that resonates with both rock enthusiasts and pop fans alike.
Grace
Grace is a New York City–based performer working across rock/pop songwriting and DJ sets, appearing at venues including Union Hall and Signal. Her credits span mixed-bill shows that place short song sets alongside character-driven comedy, with collaborators and billmates including Frankenstein’s Baby, Kurt Braunohler, Irene, Morales, Zae, Jordan, and Meka.
Johnson
Johnson is a New York–based performer whose work sits between stage craft and close observation, shaped by formal training and steady time in rehearsal rooms. In recent seasons, they have appeared in roles across theater and performance work presented at small and mid-size New York City venues, including downtown stages and black-box spaces.
Zae
Zae is a rock/pop artist working in New York City’s live-performance circuit, with appearances at Union Hall. Their recent credits include the event *Frankenstein's Baby*, where they’ve shared the bill with artists such as Kurt Braunohler, Irene Morales, Jordan Meka, and Nori.
Jordan
Jordan is a singer-songwriter and performer who moves between rock/pop sets and stand-up comedy, with regular appearances in New York City rooms like Union Hall. Raised in a musical household as the son of Warren Zevon, he carries that lineage into work that leans on songcraft and direct storytelling.