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Live Bands: Holly Horan, Amy Azzara, HRLUM
Live Bands returns with an evening spotlighting emerging local music talent. Hosted in an intimate underground space, this edition features live performances by Holly Horan, Amy Azzara, and HRLUM.
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When and where does the event take place?+
The show takes place on September 9, 2026, at Dead Letter No. 9, located at 63 Grand St, Brooklyn, NY.
Who is performing at the event?+
Performances feature Holly Horan, Amy Azzara, and HRLUM.
How do I get tickets for this show?+
Tickets on Mood.
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