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The Old Knit 20th Anniversary Concert stands as a landmark moment in New York City's experimental music scene. Held on March 1, 2007 at Town Hall in Manhattan, this benefit concert celebrated two decades of the Knitting Factory’s influence on avant-garde and indie sounds. The event brought together a stellar lineup and supported The Stone, a nonprofit performance space fostering free-spirited, artist-driven performances in NYC. While there is no ongoing touring entity under the name Old Knit, the historical significance of this anniversary continues to resonate with fans and curious listeners seeking a snapshot of NYC’s vibrant musical ecosystem.

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Below you’ll find a concise biography, discography highlights, and context for related performances in the region. If you’re looking to secure tickets to related acts and benefit shows in New York City, we’ve got you covered with up-to-date availability and straightforward booking.

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Quick Facts About Old Knit 20th Anniversary Concert

  • The Old Knit was a 20th Anniversary Concert for the Knitting Factory, held March 1, 2007 at Town Hall, New York City.
  • Lineup included Laurie Anderson, John Zorn, Medeski Martin & Wood, Mike Doughty, Joe Lovano, Marc Ribot, Lee Ranaldo, Don Byron, Lou Reed and others.
  • The event was a benefit for The Stone, a non-profit performance space in Manhattan.

About Old Knit

Old Knit was conceived as a commemorative celebration of the Knitting Factory’s two decades of contributions to experimental and boundary-pushing music. The 20th Anniversary Concert brought together a diverse roster of artists known for their innovative approaches to genre-blending, improvisation, and artistic collaboration. The event’s charitable component supported The Stone, a nonprofit venue dedicated to presenting adventurous performances in Manhattan.

Significant NYC Context

New York City’s downtown and fusion scenes in the 2000s were defined by venues like the Knitting Factory and The Stone. The Town Hall performance amplified these voices and served as a bridging moment between established artists and emerging talents, reinforcing NYC’s role as a global hub for experimental music.

For fans and new listeners, Old Knit’s 20th Anniversary Concert offers a tangible link to a pivotal era in New York City’s live music scene. If you’re seeking related live experiences, we can help you explore contemporary performances by contemporary experimental ensembles and commemorative benefit events in NYC and across the region.

Biography Highlights

  • Origin: A commemorative celebration tied to the Knitting Factory’s 20th anniversary, held at Town Hall, New York City, on March 1, 2007.
  • Musical approach: A collaborative, cross-genre lineup featuring artists known for avant-garde experimentation and cross-pollination across rock, jazz, and experimental music.
  • Purpose: Benefit for The Stone, a nonprofit performance space supporting adventurous live art in Manhattan.

Discography Highlights (Related to the Era)

  • Laurie Anderson – Pioneering multimedia performances and spoken word music with a lasting influence on ambient and experimental soundscapes.
  • John Zorn – Prolific composer and improviser, noted for genre-spanning projects and downtown NYC collaborations.
  • Lou Reed – Groundbreaking rock icon whose later experimental works continued to push boundaries.
  • Marc Ribot – Esteemed guitarist known for eclectic collaborations in jazz, rock, and avant-garde circles.
  • Medeski Martin & Wood – Jazz-improv trio blending funk and experimental textures with a broad live repertoire.
  • Lee Ranaldo – Sonic youth guitarist and composer known for noise-infused, textural guitar work.

Nearby Venue Context

Town Hall, located in Manhattan, has hosted a wide range of cultural and musical events, from intimate performances to large-scale charity concerts. The space’s acoustics and seating configurations are designed to accommodate diverse acts, making it a preferred stop for artists performing experimental and crossover material.

Upcoming Tour and Related Events

There is no current touring entity under the name Old Knit. If you’re exploring similar experiences, consider contemporary NYC-based acts and benefit shows that align with the spirit of the 20th Anniversary Concert. We’ll help you find dates, venues, and tickets for related performances as they’re announced.

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