Lamplight, Anna McClellan, Margaux Lamplight, Anna McClellan, Margaux
About This Event
Lamplight, Anna McClellan and Margaux share a bill at the Knitting Factory, presenting a late‑night rock/pop set that favors small‑room dynamics over spectacle. Lamplight's songs rely on direct hooks and band interplay while Margaux emphasizes clear melody and restrained delivery. Anna McClellan supplies paced, structured electronic sets attuned to close listening and the city's DIY late‑night circuit.
About the Artists
Lamplight
Lamplight is a Rock/Pop group that appears on New York City bills where indie sets and small-room dynamics matter, including performances at Pianos. They have shared lineups with acts like Wandering Years and the New York–based experimental musician Kevin Copeland, whose hybrid improvisational approach reflects the kind of context Lamplight often works within.
Anna McClellan
Anna McClellan is a New York City electronic artist whose sets turn up on bills at Purgatory, including the DOWNSTAIRS program that pairs late‑night electronics with hybrid performance. She moves through the city’s DIY circuit in conversation with peers like DJ TK, Porcelain Vivisection, Clown Syndrome, Uncle Blender, Consumer Culture, Grace Givertz, Adelyn Strei, and Hannah Thompson.
Margaux
Margaux is a rock/pop artist who performs in New York City rooms like the Knitting Factory, where close acoustics reward precision and restraint. Emerging on streaming platforms with a growing listenership, she has shared bills with Lamplight and Anna McClellan, moving between indie-rock band dynamics and late-night electronic-leaning sets.