"In the spring of 1979, Hilary Jaeger (who was 23 and had grown up in the East Village) was working at a TriBeCa restaurant called Tier 3; a few months later, she began booking live bands in the 300-capacity space. Hilary's efforts were bolstered by the punk and new wave enthusiasts previously associated with Stinky's, an irregular floating nightspot that was New York's first "punk disco."
Tier 3 (also known as TR3) lasted only until December 1980, but it was a vital and influential venue in which the new music cross-bred with the experimental art and film scenes of Downtown." Continued here.

Tier 3 notebook schedule, Nov/Dec 1979. Note entries for Madness, 8 Eyed Spy, Lounge Lizards, Polyrock and back-to-back nighs with Glen Branca and Rhys Chatham, courtesy of Perfect Sound Forever & Hilary Jaeger.

Bauhaus live at Tier 3, courtesy of Eugene Merinov.
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