Saturday, October 17· 7pm★ The New Yorker — Goings On (web section)
Ecca Vandal
“Her 2026 album, “Looking for People to Unfollow,” is an epic reaffirmation of purpose. More distinctive and dynamic, the LP is searing even in its quieter moments, documenting an artist relentlessly moving forward.”
#6 in The New Yorker — Goings On (web section)
Lineup: Ecca Vandal, ezcodylee, Speed of Light · 18+
The venueTheater
The Bowery Ballroom
Manhattan — 6 Delancey St, New York, NY 10002
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- The New Yorker — Goings On (web section)Guide →
“The South African-born, Melbourne-raised musician Ecca Vandal sprang up in the mid-twenty-tens welding together punk rock and hip-hop, using her voice as a soldering iron. Her 2026 album, “Looking for People to Unfollow,” which arrived nearly a decade after her self-titled début,…” via The New Yorker — Goings On (web section) ↗
- The New Yorker — Goings On About Town (magazine)Guide →
“The South African-born, Melbourne-raised musician Ecca Vandal. Her 2026 album, “Looking for People to Unfollow,” which arrived nearly a decade after her self-titled début, is an epic reaffirmation of purpose. More distinctive and dynamic, the LP is searing even in its quieter mom…” via The New Yorker — Goings On About Town (magazine) ↗
- The New Yorker — Listening Booth (music essays)Guide →
“The South African-born, Melbourne-raised musician Ecca Vandal sprang up in the mid-twenty-tens welding together punk rock and hip-hop, using her voice as a soldering iron. Her style was multifaceted and gloriously chaotic, but bystanders to the havoc wreaked by the sound wanted h…” via The New Yorker — Listening Booth (music essays) ↗
- The New Yorker — Musical Events (Alex Ross, classical/opera)Guide →
“Performance by Ecca Vandal, who welds together punk rock and hip-hop. Her 2026 album is “Looking for People to Unfollow.”” via The New Yorker — Musical Events (Alex Ross, classical/opera) ↗
- The New Yorker — Pop Music columnGuide →
“The South African-born, Melbourne-raised musician Ecca Vandal, welding together punk rock and hip-hop. Her 2026 album, “Looking for People to Unfollow,” is an epic reaffirmation of purpose.” via The New Yorker — Pop Music column ↗
- The New Yorker — The Art World (culture desk, Jackson Arn)Guide →
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- The New Yorker — The Current Cinema (Brody / Chang)Guide →
“The South African-born, Melbourne-raised musician Ecca Vandal, known for welding punk rock and hip-hop, performs in support of her 2026 album, “Looking for People to Unfollow.”” via The New Yorker — The Current Cinema (Brody / Chang) ↗
- The New Yorker — The Food Scene (restaurant reviews)Guide →
- The New Yorker — The Theatre (Helen Shaw / Vinson Cunningham)Guide →
“A concert by South African-born, Melbourne-raised musician Ecca Vandal, supporting her 2026 album, “Looking for People to Unfollow.”” via The New Yorker — The Theatre (Helen Shaw / Vinson Cunningham) ↗