Night Teacher, Thin Lear, Allen Tate
About This Event
Thin Lear, whose sophomore album opens with a bridge falling and a brother's death, foregrounds elegiac melodies and recurring questions about meaning. That tossing of hands to the sky — a dizzied surrender to the absurdity of existence — drives every song that follows. He appears at the Knitting Factory on a bill with Night Teacher and Allen Tate.
About the Artists
Night Teacher
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Thin Lear
Tell me angel of death / Do you understand yet? / I’m not the one who should’ve seen / I don’t believe in anything. Thin Lear, begetter of elegant melancholia, opens his sophomore album with a bridge falling and a brother’s death.
Allen Tate
Allen Tate is a Rock/Pop songwriter and performer who appears in New York City at the Knitting Factory. He has shared bills with acts including Night Teacher and Thin Lear, moving within a scene where guitar-driven songs are often framed by intimate rooms and close listening.