Triple Canopy Symposium 2026 (Day 2)
Two days of conversations and performances split between Roulette and Public Records, and it's the kind of bill you won't find a friend...
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Live music and dance floors. Pick the room, bring your people.
Two days of conversations and performances split between Roulette and Public Records, and it's the kind of bill you won't find a friend...
The Moth pairs up with Comic Relief for a night of live storytelling — the kind of room where a stranger's bad haircut becomes a ten-minute set.
Eggy closes out the year at Bowery Ballroom with one last show, and a dollar a ticket goes to Backline.
Dress in all black, eat something good, and let Jon B handle the rest of the R&B.
Country show at Brooklyn Bowl, doors at six, nobody under 18 gets in. Book a lane if you want to watch from close.
A goth and post-punk dance party in the Lower East Side — one room, no headliner, all the right kind of black clothes.
A stage band show staged inside a gallery exhibition, with artists Angel Nevarez and Valerie Tevere reshaping traditional music through...
Croatian-American musician Damir Radov brings accordion and keyboard to the Bayside Historical Society's castle ballroom for a proper...
Dabda and Wince share the bill at Mercury Lounge, doors at 6.
Jay Electronica and friends at Town Hall, money going to STEM, mental health and tech access for kids in the city.
Mojo Brookzz taking over the Beacon, and the listing promises immersive stuff.
Terre Thaemlitz debuts a live piano set at Roulette, then sits down with Ciarán Finlayson to talk about it.
Samantha Fish at Brooklyn Bowl, blues guitar and a room that knows how to stay quiet for it.
Michaela Anne at Mercury Lounge, fifteen dollars if you buy it ahead.
Stella Lefty with Grace Enger at Bowery Ballroom — $20 advance, 16 and up.
Four players, a room built for strings, and tickets you already paid for back in April.
John Cameron Mitchell doing Hedwig 25 years on, with the man himself in the room.
Forrest Nolan at Mercury Lounge, doors at 9, and Josephine's Next Million Miles opening the night.
First To Eleven at Mercury Lounge, doors at 6, $20 in advance.
Matt Hansen's Orchid Tour lands at Irving Plaza, with accessible seating handled on the day.
John Scofield looks back at his funk years, full band, Town Hall.
A musical about a couple's whole life, scored and performed by the two people in it.
Making Movies at Mercury Lounge, 21 and up, doors at 9.
Girl Tones at Mercury Lounge, for when you want a small room and a band worth leaning toward the stage for.
JoJo marking 20 years unplugged at Irving Plaza.
Liana Flores at Bowery Ballroom with Allie Sandt opening — a $25 ticket and a room small enough to hear every word.
Qasim Naqvi premieres two new works for modular synthesizer and chamber ensemble at Roulette.
Austin Giorgio at Mercury Lounge — doors open at 6, plenty of room to settle in first.
Danny Brown playing the Atrocity Exhibition record ten years on, in a room small enough to feel it.
Pigeons Playing Ping Pong moved their show up an hour, and your original ticket still works.
Jessica Cook's Roulette commission turns sound compression into movement scores, and you won't see anything else in the city built this...
Low Cut Connie at Bowery Ballroom — a tight little room, thirty bucks in advance, and you can still walk in if you plan badly.
Two-songwriters on a bill at Mercury Lounge, twenty bucks in advance.
A one-off centennial birthday concert for Coltrane with Joe Lovano, Melissa Aldana and Jeff "Tain" Watts on the bill — no other night...