Performatist
    Rock/Pop

    Shearing, Warmachine, Chemical, German Suplex Shearing, Warmachine, Chemical, German Suplex

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                        Shearing, Warmachine, Chemical, German Suplex

    Friday, October 30, 2026

    6:30 PM

    Knitting Factory

    361 Metropolitan Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11211

    Scheduled

    About This Event

    Shearing, Warmmachine, Chemical and German Suplex appear at the Knitting Factory in a lineup that brings together free-form performance, shoegaze-leaning rock/pop, multi-genre live ensemble work and hip-hop/R&B grooves. Shearing's improvised, risk-friendly sets and Warmmachine's dense guitar layers sit alongside Chemical's genre-fluid live approach and German Suplex's direct, groove-oriented delivery, reflecting the small-room, DIY circuits that sustain them.

    About the Artists

    Shearing

    Shearing

    Shearing is an individual artist working in free-form performance contexts in New York City. They have appeared at Cassette, including nights orbiting the MARTINI MONDAYS program, where live sets share the room with visual art and loosely structured lineups.

    Warmachine

    Warmachine

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    Warmachine is a New York City–based rock/pop performer whose recorded work leans toward shoegaze, with an emerging profile on streaming platforms. They have appeared at the Knitting Factory in Brooklyn, sharing bills with acts including Shearing and Chemical.

    Chemical

    Chemical

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    Chemical is a musical group that performs in various genres, often associated with the live music scene.

    German Suplex

    German Suplex

    German Suplex is an individual artist working in the overlap of hip-hop and R&B, with appearances in New York City at the Knitting Factory. Their set history places them alongside bills that include Afternoon Bike Ride, Peaer, Wendy Eisenberg, Kissy Noises, Premium Chunk and friends, The Black Keys Record Hang, Bad Bad Hats, and Smut.