Concerts in New York City

Two-time Grammy winner Molly Tuttle showcases her evolution from bluegrass roots to folk-pop. The first woman to win IBMA's Guitar Player of the Year performs at Brooklyn Steel on Thursday September 18!

*CANCELLED* Keyboardist and multi-instrumentalist Kyle Hollingsworth Band brings his acclaimed expertise from The String Cheese Incident to Brooklyn Bowl with his dynamic solo project. Known for his mastery of Hammond organ, piano, and synthesizer that helped define the Colorado jam band's signature blend of bluegrass, funk, and electronic sounds, Hollingsworth delivers an intimate showcase of his genre-spanning artistry. Catch this keyboard virtuoso live at Brooklyn Bowl on Thursday September 18! *CANCELLED*

Acclaimed indie rock songwriter Greta Kline, known as Frankie Cosmos, is heralded as "one of contemporary indie music's most deft and most necessary writers," brings her intimate lo-fi sound to the stage fresh off the release of her sixth album "Different Talking." Dubbed the poet laureate of New York City DIY, Kline's diary-entry-esque lyrics and introspective songwriting have earned critical acclaim from Rolling Stone, Pitchfork, and beyond. Experience her vulnerable and captivating live performance at Music Hall of Williamsburg this Saturday!

New York-based musical comedian Kyle Gordon brings his viral TikTok success to the stage, fresh from his "Planet of the Bass" becoming the #1 sound on TikTok and earning "Song of the Summer" recognition from CNN. With 3.8 million TikTok followers and his latest album "Kyle Gordon Is Wonderful" climbing the charts, the character-driven performer delivers what major outlets call genre-bending parody gold. See him live at Racket this Friday!

North Shields' Sam Fender delivers with "People Watching," his third consecutive #1 UK album earning universal acclaim and five-star reviews. Critics praise his "arena-friendly choruses" and exceptional storytelling. See him live at Terminal 5 this Friday!

Britain's SG Lewis brings his highly anticipated Anemoia Live Tour to New York, celebrating his third studio album exploring nostalgia for times never experienced. The internationally acclaimed producer and DJ combines euphoric production with deeply emotional storytelling, drawing from early trance, Balearic house, and 2000s electronica. Experience his emotive, atmospheric approach to dance music live at Knockdown Center on Friday September 19!

*CANCELLED* Tchami, one of the world’s most popular DJs, and alongside his friends and partners DJ Snake, Malaa and Mercer, he’s helping to push dance music forward via the future house movement, and AC Slater, who has been at the forefront of the Bass House scene for over a decade, live at Avant Gardner - Great Hall on Friday September 19! *CANCELLED*

88rising's Asian-centric Head In The Clouds festival returns to New York with electronic music rising star ISOXO and Indonesian rap sensation Rich Brian headlining this intimate Brooklyn celebration. San Diego native ISOXO brings his acclaimed debut album "kidsgonemad!" and what EDM.com calls his "electrifying rise" in bass and trap music, while Rich Brian showcases the collaborations with 21 Savage, Offset, and Playboi Carti that established him as a cornerstone of the 88rising collective. Experience this curated showcase of Asian diaspora talent featuring KUN, Yuki Chiba, Juelz, and GroovyRoom at Under the K Bridge Park on Saturday September 20!

Beach Goth pioneer Brooks Nielsen, frontman of influential SoCal surf-psych icons The Growlers, embarks on his most ambitious solo tour yet. Since launching his prolific solo career in 2022, Nielsen has released four records—three in 2024 alone—showcasing his evolution from the band that defined the Beach Goth movement. Known for marathon performances stretching past three hours, Nielsen delivers an unpredictable mix of solo material, Growlers classics, and deep cuts live at Webster Hall this Saturday!

Acclaimed indie rock songwriter Greta Kline, known as Frankie Cosmos, is heralded as "one of contemporary indie music's most deft and most necessary writers," brings her intimate lo-fi sound to the stage fresh off the release of her sixth album "Different Talking." Dubbed the poet laureate of New York City DIY, Kline's diary-entry-esque lyrics and introspective songwriting have earned critical acclaim from Rolling Stone, Pitchfork, and beyond. Experience her vulnerable and captivating live performance at Music Hall of Williamsburg this Saturday!

Brooklyn's Space Bacon, hailed as "one of the most capable jamtronica projects on the entire east coast," delivers future jam adventures that weave composition and improvisation through electronic production, film scores, and metal influences. Known for "taking the necessary risks to have those mind-altering breakthroughs," experience their genre-defying grooves live at Brooklyn Bowl on Saturday September 20!

Eric Church is bringing the next chapter of his critically acclaimed live show to fans as his Free the Machine Tour comes to Barclays Center this Saturday! “Eric Church in concert is as much a catharsis as a hell-raising Friday (or Saturday) night,” declares POLLSTAR, with Stereogum adding that he is “at the top of his genre because he breaks its rules in big, exciting arena-filling ways.” Praised by Forbes for his “leave-it-all-on-the-stage mentality,” Church will be joined by special guest Elle King!

Night 2! Britain's SG Lewis brings his highly anticipated Anemoia Live Tour to New York, celebrating his third studio album exploring nostalgia for times never experienced. The internationally acclaimed producer and DJ combines euphoric production with deeply emotional storytelling, drawing from early trance, Balearic house, and 2000s electronica. Experience his emotive, atmospheric approach to dance music live at Knockdown Center this Saturday!

Emo Nite brings the ultimate emo and pop-punk dance party experience to Webster Hall! Scream along to My Chemical Romance, Fall Out Boy, and Paramore while moshing the night away. Come for the nostalgia, stay for the chaos this Saturday 11pm doors!

*CANCELLED* Get ready to thunderstruck at Brooklyn Bowl as Noise Pollution delivers the ultimate AC/DC experience this Sunday! This San Diego-based powerhouse has earned critical acclaim from CBS Los Angeles as "one of the best you'll find," with fans calling them "the greatest AC/DC tribute bands to ever walk the face of the planet." Fronted by Brian Brown's powerhouse vocals and Curt Fischer's electrifying guitar work, they masterfully recreate the raw energy and iconic sound of both the Bon Scott and Brian Johnson eras. Don't miss this high-voltage tribute that nails every thunderous riff and anthem at Brooklyn Bowl this Sunday! *CANCELLED*

RuPaul's Drag Race superstars Violet Chachki and Gottmik bring their boxing-themed Knockout Tour to Webster Hall! Featuring live vocals, aerial performances, and theatrical glamour vs. rock 'n' roll this Sunday!

One of the more distinctive bands to emerge from the brit-pop era, Kula Shaker revives the swirling, guitar-heavy sounds of late-'60s psychedelia with Indian-infused mysticism and an overpowering alt-rock rush, live at Irving Plaza this Monday!

Detroit's breakout star BabyTron brings his rapid-fire wit and clever punchlines to Racket. The XXL 2022 Freshman Class member, who recently collaborated with Eminem on the gold-certified hit "Tobey," showcases his trademark Motor City authenticity this Tuesday!

Ecuadorian-Swiss brothers Hermanos Gutiérrez craft instrumental music that evokes remote landscapes. With their 2024 album "Sonido Cósmico" featuring otherworldly guitar interplay, experience their mesmerizing soundscapes at Kings Theatre on Tuesday September 23!

The 502s are a beach folk band from Florida, often called “the happiest band on Earth.” With breezy banjos, shout-along choruses, and an energy that bursts like a cannonball into a swimming pool, their music feels like sunshine you can dance to. Their song “Just A Little While” made a viral splash with over 100M streams to date. See them live at Irving Plaza this Tuesday!

X Ambassadors are a multi-platinum trio formed by brothers Sam Nelson Harris (vocals, guitar, saxophone, bass) and Casey Harris (piano, keys) while the pair were in high school in Ithaca, New York. Later joined by Adam Levin (drums) upon moving to Brooklyn, the trio have gone on to dominate the alternative charts over the last decade. New York's X Ambassadors bring their signature alternative rock sound rooted in honest storytelling and emotional depth to Brooklyn Steel this Tuesday!

Viagra Boys, an unapologetically raw sextet comprised of classically trained jazz musicians, churning out spastic, pulsating sounds from the sub levels of contemporary rock music, live at Brooklyn Mirage on Thursday September 25!

*NEW DATE & VENUE* Electronic music pioneers Jacques Greene and Nosaj Thing present their groundbreaking collaborative project Verses GT, hot off the release of their highly anticipated debut album. The Montreal-based house maestro and LA's intricate soundscape architect have created a new collaborative world that strips things back to their purest essence, blending Greene's emotive vocal samples and rhythmic complexity with Nosaj Thing's crisp, genre-defining production. Experience their innovative live set at Music Hall of Williamsburg on Friday October 10!

*NEW DATE* With powerful, impulsive tech and melancholic deep sounds, intriguing melodies and electrifying basslines, Lilly Palmer creates a unique and energetic vibe sending her audience straight to outta space on a trip where return tickets are not needed anymore. See her live at Avant Gardner - Great Hall on Friday October 17!

*NEW DATE* In 2013, Rejjie Snow released his debut EP, "Rejovich," which quickly garnered critical acclaim and a substantial following. The EP's lead single, "1992," became a viral hit, showcasing his knack for storytelling and smooth delivery. See him live at Music Hall of Williamsburg on Friday December 5!

*NEW DATE* Get ready to party like it's 2003 at Hot In Herre: 2000s Dance Party, the ultimate 2000s dance party experience! This high-energy throwback event brings you the biggest hits from the Y2K era with live DJs spinning everything from Nelly and Beyoncé to Eminem and Britney Spears, complete with authentic 2000s visuals and an atmosphere that'll transport you back to the days of flip phones and low-rise jeans. Don your best early 2000s gear and dance the night away to the decade's most iconic tracks at Brooklyn Bowl on Friday January 23!