Jay Jurden
Jay Jurden, a new Hulu special, a sharp hour at the Bell House.
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Live music and dance floors. Pick the room, bring your people.
Jay Jurden, a new Hulu special, a sharp hour at the Bell House.
VOILÀ brings Moonbloom to Irving Plaza, and a dollar off every ticket goes to Solving Kids' Cancer.
Mercury Lounge, two names on the bill, twenty dollars in advance. Small room, easy walk-up if you forget to buy ahead.
Five nights of new composer-performers at Roulette, including Terri Lyne Carrington and William Parker.
Live a cappella in Chelsea, no instruments, all voices.
A community symphony in its 126th season pairs the Balourdet Quartet with violist Jordan Bak.
A neighborhood orchestra, a church in the city, and a world premiere nobody's heard yet — all for a suggested twenty bucks at the door.
Donna the Buffalo bailed, so Chuck Prophet takes the Bowl — your original ticket still works.
Doors at nine at Mercury Lounge, so you're going after the other set clears out. Worth it for the weird name alone.
Diwali After Dark on the roof at 230 Fifth — bollywood cuts, skyline, and a desi crowd that came out for it.
Bollywood on the roof at 230 Fifth, with the whole skyline doing the background lighting.
Kenyon Dixon at Blue Note, the set starts late so the night stays yours.
A free Bollywood and Punjabi club night to close out Diwali, with the dance floor barely holding on.
Two Broadway finales, one community choir, and a free sing-along dedicated to Gavin Creel.
The Paradox with Meet Me @ The Altar, doors at 5, at Mercury Lounge — support bills like this one rarely get a second show.
Silent movies with live accompaniment in a Williamsburg storefront, $20 in advance.
The Porch Light tour hits Bowery Ballroom with Nautics, tickets a cheap twenty-five in advance.
Best Friends with Nicole Byer and Sasheer Zamata, live and in the room at Gramercy Theatre.
Accessible accommodations should purchase a General Admission ticket and will be taken care of at the venue day of event.
Meet Me @ The Altar brings a special crowd to Mercury Lounge for The Paradox.
Orville Peck's Man Turned Mule tour hits Brooklyn Paramount, with a dollar from every ticket going to The Trevor Project.
New Constellations brings It Comes In Waves to Bowery Ballroom with Vox Rea in support.
Connor Sobieri and Dylan K. Smith share Mercury Lounge, and every ticket is $20.
The Afghan Whigs at Warsaw, all ages, no velvet rope.
Vaultboy brings the Are You Ever Coming Back Tour to Mercury Lounge.
Slam Frank at the Orpheum — the late room where the lineup changes faster than you can read it.
Dan Whitlam at Bowery Ballroom. $30 advance, $35 at the door, 18 and up.
Pat McGann doing his thing at Gramercy, comedy festival billing, doors early so you're seated.
Joy Oladokun brings The Heavy Things Tour to Warsaw, doors at 7, show at 8.
Ax and the Hatchetmen are back with the Late Checkout Tour, and Irving Plaza is the room for it.
Matana Roberts goes solo at Roulette with new material that grew out of COIN COIN — memory and imagination in one room, no band.
Fruit Bats at Webster Hall. Steady night of guitar music.
This Is Lorelei at Warsaw, all ages, doors at seven — a proper Brooklyn room with a band on the bill.
Slam Frank at the Orpheum. Weird name, historic room. Worth a look.
The Pharcyde and Slum Village at Brooklyn Bowl. Two co-heads, one bill.
The final tour of 2026 spans two nights, with a dollar from every ticket going to Backline.
Mercury Lounge, 200 caps, $20 in advance — the kind of room where you're close enough to see who's nervous.
A comedian with a big room and a big bill — go early if you want to actually sit down.
The Rocky Horror Picture Show with the New York cast, and the audience does its thing.
Two nights of Roulette performances arguing with themselves about whether liveness can survive being sold — and no, you won't be able to...
It's billed as the final tour of the year, and every ticket drops a dollar for Backline.
Mountain Grass Unit takes over the lanes at Brooklyn Bowl.
Webster Hall turning into a 2000s throwback dance floor, for when you want to dance without planning anything.