New York

<p>Though DIY-scene is getting hard to maintain in the turned-bourgeois Williamsburg that is more Apple Store or a huge Urban Outfitters now, sometimes good old Brooklyn places still emerge. Baby's All Right is the successor of 285 Kent providing concert space for experimental bands: from the beginners to indie stars like John Lennon’s son. Independent promoters also arrange DJ parties here and during the day the place works as a restaurant with quite good food.</p>


Though DIY-scene is getting hard to maintain in the turned-bourgeois Williamsburg that is more Apple Store or a huge Urban Outfitters now, sometimes good old Brooklyn places still emerge. Baby's All Right is the successor of 285 Kent providing concert space for experimental bands: from the beginners to indie stars like John Lennon’s son. Independent promoters also arrange DJ parties here and during the day the place works as a restaurant with quite good food.

City Hall Station

Baby's All Right

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