“Smart, keenly observed, and hilarious parody of the affectations of various types of music stars, ranging from bubble gum pop to country to rock. If you enjoy music and laughter, see this.” -Hy Bender, Best NYC Comedy

Pop Filter returns with the music festival that features the hottest bands in the world, with special Broadway guest stars to be announced soon.

Appearing on 9/24:

The Veneers

Hailing from Williamsburg, these hipster-indie-folk-rockers are the voice of the present, as demonstrated by their knickers, banjos, jaw-harps and corncob pipes. This “artisanal collective” is made up of over 17 members, spearheaded by childhood friends Percy St. James and Camembert Thompson-Lathe. They depart on their first cross-country tour in Autumn 2016.

Simon Never Said

Stars in the 90’s alt-rock scene, SNS became known for their uptempo anthems about depression. The band broke up in 1999 after lead singer Chad Bradley felt artistically betrayed by the world’s sudden onset mania over boy bands. They will be reuniting on the Feinstein’s/54 Below stage to play their first show together in almost 20 years.

DVST II DVST

DVST II DVST’s contemporaries like OneRepublic and Imagine Dragons have come under fire for not being forthright with their audiences about their strong religious undertones. But not Las Vegas-based DVST II DVST. Says singer Brandon, “We’re definitely not a Christian rock band; we want people of all denominations to buy our music.”