Thanks so much to Pete's Candy Store, our over-the-top amazing performers and our awesome friends and fans for a great show on Sunday.  Not only did we have a blast but we also collected four bag-fulls of books.  Ya'll rock!  Browse our PHOTOS HERE and if you missed this one, check out our program with links to the performers's websites below.  Stay tuned for a winter show!

PROGRAM FOR SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 6TH

7:30 pm – Reception with The Literary Review

8:45 pm – Introduction with Emcee Jen Werner, followed by The Brooklyn Players Reading Society (BPRS performance excerpts taken from “Buenas Tardes Amigo” by Ween, “Sibling Fugitives Caught in Colorado” by The Associated Press, House of Breath by William Goyen, Rosemary’s Baby by Ira Levin and “The Chameleon” by David Grann from The New Yorker)

9:00 pm – A Reading with Rene Steinke

9:45 pm – A Poetry Break with Special Guest Craig Teicher

10:00 pm – Octant (feat. Matt Steinke)

11:00 pm – Gonul and What Army  

         Readin’ N Rhythm, Sunday, Nov 6th

7:30 pm – Reception with The Literary Review

8:45 pm – Introduction with Emcee Jen Werner, followed by The Brooklyn Players Reading Society (BPRS performance excerpts taken from “Buenas Tardes Amigo” by Ween, “Sibling Fugitives Caught in Colorado” by The Associated Press, House of Breath by William Goyen, Rosemary’s Baby by Ira Levin and “The Chameleon” by David Grann from The New Yorker)

9:00 pm – A Reading with Rene Stienke

9:45 pm – A Poetry Break with special guest Craig Teicher

10:00 pm – Octant (feat. Matt Stienke)

11:00 pm – Gonul and What Army  

This is a NO COVER show but please bring a book for ReadThis, a local, volunteer-based organization that raises money and books for schools in need.  And don't forget to switch your clocks!

Pete’s Candy Store is located at 709 Lorimer Street in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.  Free parking is available on the street or take the L/G to Lorimer/Metropolitan Avenue - map.  FB Event Page here.  More info on this show and the series at http://readinnrhythm.com.

Readin' N Rhythm returns with our third event on Sunday, November 6^th at Pete’s Candy Store in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.  Our smokin' lineup features the talented and lovely Rene Steinke (author of The Fires and National Book Award finalist Holy Skirts), one-man and his robots band Octant, special guest poet Craig Teicher (recently published in The Literary Review, Fairleigh Dickinson's kickass lit mag) and a dance party with garage/soul band Gonul and What Army.  Avant-garde trio The Brooklyn Players Reading Society and comedic interludes with emcee Jen Werner will keep the night flowin'.  Octant’s creator Matt Steinke just happens to be Rene’s little brother so in an attempt to divulge some embarrassing stories, the night will revolve around the theme "Family Ties."  If we’re lucky, Rene and Matt might even stop fighting long enough to perform a duet of sorts.  Click here for a taste of Octant's awesome live performance and get excited!

The Literary Review will be gettin' the party goin' with a reception before the show.  Raffles, giveaways and great literature?  Definitely a winning combination.  Join us at 7:30 pm in the front room then move on back for the 8:30 entertainment.  Oh, and if you’re broke after CMJ and Halloween, no biggie – it’s free!  However, every RNR event serves as a book drive for local organization ReadThis, so please bring any gently used books you have for preschoolers through high schoolers.  It may sound cheesy but we need to spread the love of art to our young ones – our government sure as hell isn’t!  Join the party and RSVP on our Facebook Event.  More info on this show and the series can be found on our website.

Details
When: Sunday, November 6th, Reception at 7:30, Show at 8:30 
Where: Pete's Candy Store, 709 Lorimer St, Williamsburg, Brooklyn - map
Who: Rene Stienke, Octant, Gonul and What Army and more
Why: Because we all need a little more literature and music in our lives

Awesome poster designed by Jonathan Walsh.

Opening up the night at the revered and infamous Glasslands Gallery down on Kent Avenue in Brooklyn, we have some fresh sounds for you. A true underground show and bound to be reelin' and rockin'

In One Wind - One of those multi-textual indie sounds, drawing as much inspiration from Arcade Fire as old folk ballads. For a new band, they have been receiving some favorable press from around the spectrum.

Noble Laureate - fresh band in what appears to be their first show. With weathered musicians from around the block, expect nothing short of sensational. (see below for sample) 

Uncles - play sort of a country twang with a punk attitude much like a sadder yet ironic Cake. Judging by their lyrics, seem like they know how to throw a good party.

The Due Diligence - A real party band. Classic rock with a new, raw attitude.

Demon by NOBLE LAUREATE

Today is the day you should have booked your turn with the communal jet pack for preferred viewing pleasures and complete and total coverage of CMJ. All around town we have some splendid shows. Here is a list of places that, if you were into good music, you would find yourself at, but will probably end up at the first venue attending. (Highlighted is our editor in chief's plan of attack). 

6:00 Courtesy Tier @ Party expo 

7:00 Wicked Tomorrow @ Littlefields (Free Beer)

8:10 Pujols @ Santos Party House  (Free)

9:00 Kntrlr @ Party expo (?)

9:15 The Yes Way @ Spike Hill ($5)

10:00 Odd Future @ Terminal 5 (Sold Out) 

10:30 King Charles @ Fontana's ($10)

11:00 The Press @ Party expo (?)

11:30 A Place to Bury Strangers @ Union Pool ($12)

12:15 The Wicked Tomorrow @ Spike Hill ($5)

1:00 Japanther @ Cameo Gallery ($8)