Baths

The Sinclair is a clean, intimate feeling venue and was a perfect size for the type of show Baths put on. I tend to be a fan of smaller venues that manage to avoid a claustrophobic feel. I also like the way handles events. In that regard it felt like an event twice its size, but of course the size of the venue is what keeps it close. The staff was friendly and polite; I didn't feel like I was being herded and that if I stepped out of line I would get thrown out. Overall very positive experience and I will be back. My only complaint was that the air got a little hot an stuffy by the end, but then again I recognize the negative environmental impacts of running HVAC systems for large spaces. Artistically, I loved the musicians. Another really amazing thing that stood out (because it usually doesn't) was the quality of the lighting design. It complimented the artist's performance well without stealing the show.

The performance was great - you could tell he was really into it I got to talk to him after the show as he worked the merch table (awesome!) I left wanting to move to LA to join that awesome music scene

I love Baths, and I think Will really delivered. P. Morris and Young fathers were phenomenal also.

Baths is an incredible artist, everything about his performance was magnificent. The only thing that was a disappointment was the fact that there were not many people and the crowd was very low-key. I just wanted to dance and go crazy but since no one was I was embarrassed. However, his improvisations blew my mind and my brain exploded and I haven't been the same since. cOME BACK

didnt play most of his best songs. awesome. good energy. "His essence reminds me of Woody Allen's."

Baths just couldn't get it together. I realize they were unable to soundcheck and a bad Subway sandwich was had, but this just was not a good experience for anyone there. The sound levels were off the entire show. It was grating at times. I really wanted to leave. The opening acts were decent. Jerome LOL impressed me.

Great electronic musician with a lot of emotion! Will's a great guy. Definitely will check him out the next time he plays LA!

The show was great. His vocals sound the same in person than they do on YouTube. He is also quite a funny individual.

My girlfriend invited me to come with her and a friend of ours and this was my first time ever hearing of this group so I wasn't sure what to expect. We were a bit late so we missed d33j but we caught Houses and the were amazing. Baths got on and did an incredible job and was nothing short of amazing. Definitely one of my favorite groups now. Overall amazing show and amazing music.

Awesome! If you don't know who Baths is I would suggest listening to their music beforehand.

Great venue. The vibe was chill and everyone got along. I was able to meet D33J and Will before their shows. Both very cool guys.

this was an amazing show. most of the time electronic music tends to be people tripping out and dancing around...this was a very mellow crowd. came primarily to see the band Houses, but Baths blew me away! great show!

I hadn't really heard much of his stuff before the show but I have to say that from what I heard, it really made me want to listen to all of his music. The show was great and energetic. Very good performer with a few jokes here and there. Great show overall.

I saw Baths at the El Rey Theatre in LA, and it was one of the best shows I've been to. His set was unforgettable, the venue was awesome, and Baths aka Will Wiesenfeld was engaging to the crowd and just a lot of fun. I'd pay to see him a hundred times

I have never seen New Yorkers dance before I went to this show. Baths is a really amazing performer as well as a really nice guy and he runs his merchandise table like a true D.I.Y.er Really amazing def worth checking this artist out!!!

AMAZING. he played such a fun set - loved that he played effects live and didn't just press the space bar. His lighting was so sweet - especially all the blue lights! I LOVE BATHS

This show was pretty magic. Will Wiesenfeelings gets it.

I've been really into what this young musician has put out so far, so when I heard he was coming to New York I did not hesitate to assemble my crew and check it out! We're in an interesting time musically, with new artists discovering the possibilities of super-accessible super-powerful electronic sound. This music and I'm talking about Baths here but also similar musicians of this genre, though I hate that word starts in production, and for me I have to really force myself to look past the artifice of converting to a live setting. I don't think I'll ever be as impressed by a guy running the effects on playback (at least that's what I think he was doing) as I will by a live band. Nonetheless, there were some great moments, Baths self deprecating segues from one song to the next were matched one-to-one with a surging applause from the young crowd hopping and swaying to the beautiful sounds converted perfectly by the excellent system and tech folks at the Bowery Ballroom. I'm looking forward to seeing what Baths will do next - maybe he'll give way to my secret desires and find himself some excellent musicians to accompany his flawless mixes.

Baths was incredible live. Shook the guys hand buying his CD before the show and he was mad chill. The show was incredible. If you are ever worried that his stuff is too chill to get down to, put that thought away. The album does not speak to his masterful performance. He totally knows how to drop a beat and will throw you off all night. One of the best shows I've gone to in a while. The audience, as of 2011, was incredible as well; respectful people wanting to have a good time, which is more than I can say about a lot of crowds. Not a lot to not like.

This was the most adorable show I have ever been to. Will Weisenfeld is the nicest guy ever would love to have a conversation with you! I talked with him for about fifteen minutes about completely normal things before and after the show and he's super down to earth and sincere and extremely thankful towards his fans. He does not disappoint in the slightest. Braids were incredible was well. They are seriously the most adorable band I have ever seen and they're all very very talented. I also had conversations with each member and they all offered to sign the album I bought from them and they were all so incredibly grateful for everything. I could honestly see myself hanging out with them like normal people. They aren't arrogant or big headed at all and they realize how lucky they are to do what they do. In short, it was one of the best experiences and it was completely unforgettable.