Search results
No results in this category.
Discover the Listening Cities
More Reads From Tracks & Tales-
The Spoils
In August 2016 I spent three days in Paris with every door open — basement to glass stairwell to rooftop to festival field, no gaps, no queues. Most people get...
The Spoils
In August 2016 I spent three days in Paris with every door open — basement to glass stairwell to rooftop to festival field, no gaps, no queues. Most people get...
-
Wichita Listening Bars — Flat Land, Long Sound ...
The Air Capital has a domed dance hall from 1960, a jazz festival older than most of its audience, two record shops worth the drive, and a lunch counter where...
Wichita Listening Bars — Flat Land, Long Sound ...
The Air Capital has a domed dance hall from 1960, a jazz festival older than most of its audience, two record shops worth the drive, and a lunch counter where...
-
Littleton Listening Bars — The Quiet Side of th...
Twelve miles south of Denver, Littleton has red brick, a river, a family-run record shop and no listening bar. A guide to a town that has been paying attention for...
Littleton Listening Bars — The Quiet Side of th...
Twelve miles south of Denver, Littleton has red brick, a river, a family-run record shop and no listening bar. A guide to a town that has been paying attention for...
-
Hebden Bridge Listening Bars — Sound in a Narro...
A town of four thousand people with a music venue the whole country knows. Hebden Bridge has no listening bars, no horn speakers, no design language — and still does...
Hebden Bridge Listening Bars — Sound in a Narro...
A town of four thousand people with a music venue the whole country knows. Hebden Bridge has no listening bars, no horn speakers, no design language — and still does...
Newly Added Venues
More Reads From Tracks & Tales-
Dill Pickle Club: Vinyl, Reel-to-Reel, and Tasm...
Tooker Alley was a short lane off Dearborn Street in Chicago's Near North Side, and for most of the 1920s the loudest room on it was a converted stable where...
Dill Pickle Club: Vinyl, Reel-to-Reel, and Tasm...
Tooker Alley was a short lane off Dearborn Street in Chicago's Near North Side, and for most of the 1920s the loudest room on it was a converted stable where...
-
The SoundBar OKC — A Living Room on Broadway
The SoundBar OKC — Oklahoma City's vinyl lounge on N Broadway Ave, with a serious sound system, drink-and-record pairings, and 12,000 albums to browse and buy.
The SoundBar OKC — A Living Room on Broadway
The SoundBar OKC — Oklahoma City's vinyl lounge on N Broadway Ave, with a serious sound system, drink-and-record pairings, and 12,000 albums to browse and buy.
-
Memphis Listening Lab — The City That Gave Its ...
Memphis Listening Lab at Crosstown Concourse — a free public listening library with 75,000 recordings, a reference-grade SoundRoom, and regular listening events. The T&T guide to Memphis's civic listening room.
Memphis Listening Lab — The City That Gave Its ...
Memphis Listening Lab at Crosstown Concourse — a free public listening library with 75,000 recordings, a reference-grade SoundRoom, and regular listening events. The T&T guide to Memphis's civic listening room.
-
Finer Sounds Brooklyn — Curated Vinyl & Hi-Fi S...
There is an old truth about record shops that the best ones have always understood: the shop is not really selling records. It is selling the moment before ownership —...
Finer Sounds Brooklyn — Curated Vinyl & Hi-Fi S...
There is an old truth about record shops that the best ones have always understood: the shop is not really selling records. It is selling the moment before ownership —...
The Tracks & Tales Guide Weekly Letters.
A quiet weekly note about listening, cities, and the spaces where music matters. Delivered directly to your inbox.