Alice Smith
Joe's Pub425 Lafayette Street, New York 10003
Alice Smith is billed for this Joe’s Pub performance. No additional performers are listed, and the available material does not specify whether Smith will appear solo or with a band, the shape of the set, or any guest, release, tribute, residency, or late-show theme. It is simply presented as an Alice Smith date at the Manhattan room.
The supplied material offers no biographical information about this Alice Smith: it gives no hometown or place of origin, musical background, recordings, collaborators, prior appearances, or critical notices. It also supplies no account of what Smith is known for, no reviewer quotation, and no information about artists Smith has played with. The bill therefore identifies the performer by name but leaves their history and musical context unstated. Joe’s Pub is described as a converted library space, with a striped bar, photographs of Leonard Cohen and Amy Winehouse, velvet couches, candle-lit tables, and sound engineered by technicians who have worked with John Legend and The Notorious B.I.G.
The stage is set in a converted library space with a striped bar and photos of legends like Leonard Cohen and Amy Winehouse lining the walls. You'll find yourself seated on velvet couches or at candle-lit tables, close enough to hear every note from the back. The sound, engineered by technicians who've worked with John Legend and The Notorious B.I.G., is consistently ranked among the best in New York. Three shows a day, dinner and drinks served throughout, and a menu ranging from Italian small plates to craft cocktails; it's a place where music and conversation flow together, and where both rising stars and legends have made their U.S. debuts.