Concerts in New York City

San Francisco rockers Black Rebel Motorcycle Club celebrate Howl's 20th anniversary with their first headline tour in five years. Known for fusing garage rock, psych, and classic rock with driving rhythms and soaring guitars, catch them at Terminal 5 this Friday!

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 this Friday!

In a short time, YDG has become a revered name rising from the underground bass community. From humble beginnings in San Diego to earning nods from the likes of Illenium, John Summit, Disclosure, Dj Diesel, Deorro, and Zeds Dead. YDG has brought his blend of dubstep and experimental bass to many. See him live at Webster Hall this Friday 11pm doors!

UK drum and bass legends Chase & Status won Producer of the Year at the 2024 BRIT Awards and scored a UK number one with "Backbone" featuring Stormzy. See them live at Under the K Bridge Park this Saturday!

Vermont indie rock band Sir Chloe, led by Dana Foote, blends grunge and shoegaze with viral hits like "Michelle." Fresh off their sophomore album Swallow the Knife, they bring fierce live energy to Webster Hall this Saturday!

An emerging powerhouse in modern electronic music, "6arelyhuman," aka Toby Hamilton, is at the forefront of revitalizing the y2k emo scene with an edgy digital twist. Join us for the Digital Dancer Tour at Irving Plaza this Saturday!

Pioneers of hyper-melodic 8-bit rock, Anamanaguchi combine a traditional four-piece band setup with the digitized sounds of a hacked Nintendo game system to create energetic, neon-splashed electro-punk. See them live at Brooklyn Steel this Saturday!

Pop-rap duo Jack & Jack’s rise to success is rooted in the unbreakable bond between lifelong friends Jack Gilinsky and Jack Johnson. From viral sensations to Gold-certified artists, their journey has been defined by relentless passion, creative evolution, and a deep connection with their fans. See them live at Racket this Saturday!

Miki Berenyi Trio release their debut album, Tripla, on April 4 via Bella Union. A new chapter, a new-line-up, a newly minted sound; it is a landmark record for its three creators: Miki Berenyi, KJ ‘Moose’ McKillop, and Oliver Cherer. The album’s richly layered, imaginative, and uniquely slanted strain of dream pop is an often euphoric and sometimes melancholic mix of guitars and electronica, fronted by Miki’s instantly recognisable vocal, overlaid with an often profound and sometimes abrasive or yearning view of the world. See them live at Music Hall of Williamsburg this Saturday!

Athens, Georgia's Perpetual Groove has been pioneering their signature "Trance Arena Rock" sound since 1997, blending progressive rock, electronica, and psychedelic elements with intelligent light shows that create an unforgettable live experience. After a triumphant return from hiatus in 2015 to sold-out crowds, this festival veteran has continued their evolution with major appearances at Bonnaroo, Jazz Fest, and beyond. Don't miss their dynamic performance with special guests Steely Dead at Brooklyn Bowl this Saturday!

Born from the 1985 G.I. Joe cartoon, Cold Slither is a heavy metal supergroup featuring members of Exhumed, Gruesome, and KMFDM. They deliver raw metal fury with guttural guitars and thunderous percussion. See them at Gramercy Theatre this Saturday!

A Lot Like Birds, a post-hardcore band from Sacramento, CA, known for their tendency to flawlessly blend a wide array of genres; from ambient soundscapes to aggressive punk-fueled anthems to unpredictable prog-rock freakouts, comes to Music Hall of Williamsburg this Sunday!

On his new album USA, Chicago-bred singer/songwriter Petey bares his soul about all the endless things that keep him up at night. As he muses on everything from masculinity to anxiety to the very nature of human existence, the Los Angeles-based artist drifts between warmhearted sincerity and delightfully warped humor—a deeply affecting dynamic that also defines the absurdist alt-comedy that’s earned him a massive following on TikTok. See him live at Webster Hall this Monday!

Arlie, the indie-alternative project of Nashville-based singer-songwriter Nathaniel Banks, formed in 2015 as a solo bedroom project before evolving into a full band with live performances starting in 2016, comes to Racket this Tuesday! Their music, described as a blend of indie rock and electronic pop with memorable hooks and deep lyrics about self-discovery and overcoming trauma, gained traction with the DIY releases "big fat mouth" and "didya think".

San Diego surf-punk outfit The Frights have been crafting emotionally raw music since 2012. With new album "Ready When You Are" out now, see them live at Music Hall of Williamsburg this Tuesday!

Dylan Adler presents: Haus of Dy-lan, a high energy musical comedy, stand up, and storytelling show, live at Gramercy Theatre on Wednesday October 15! Dylan is a classically trained pianist turned unhinged gay musical comic. His comedy is injected with songs, personal anecdotes, and even acrobatics. Dylan talks about growing up with a gay twin, his racial identity, getting bullied in school, and screaming at your therapist. All woven together by jaunty musical themes. By the end of the show he will be drenched in sweat and with any luck, so will you.

From the screen to the stage, Midnight Til Morning are the trans-Pacific pop rock band formed in real time on Netflix’s Building the Band, live at Racket on Wednesday October 15! Brought together through blind auditions, Australians Conor Smith and Mason Watts joined forces with Americans Shane Appell and Zach Newbould, earning early buzz from audiences across the globe for their on-stage chemistry and tight harmonies.

In celebration of the 25th Anniversary of The Sophtware Slump album, Grandaddy, known for blending indie rock with vintage electronic textures, comes to Brooklyn Steel on Wednesday October 15! Giveaway comes with a free band t-shirt courtesy of Grandaddy!

Out of all the rap artists who emerged from Atlanta during the late 2000s, B.o.B -- who was only 17 when he signed his first major-label record deal -- has remained one of the most unique. Celebrate the chart-topping album the Adventures of Bobby Ray 15th Anniversary Tour, which scored three Top Ten pop hits, and earned Grammy nominations in five categories, at Webster Hall on Thursday October 16!

Hailed by Rolling Stone as one of the "10 Great Modern Punk Bands" and praised by Henry Rollins as "one of the first great bands of the new century," New York's Guerilla Toss has spent over a decade perfecting their ferociously creative art-rock sound that blends experimental punk with dance elements. Led by powerhouse vocalist Kassie Carlson, this Sub Pop-signed trio delivers explosive, unpredictable live performances that have captivated audiences from DIY basements to major festivals. Experience their unrelenting energy and genre-defying music at Brooklyn Bowl on Thursday October 16!

LEISURE, a New Zealand musical collective and a group of established friends and musicians known for their self-produced, groove-heavy, alt-R&B sound, comes to Terminal 5 on Thursday October 16! The group formed in 2014 after a collaborative songwriting trip in a Muriwai beach house and has since released multiple albums, including their latest, Welcome to the Mood (2025). Their music is characterized by lush synths, funky basslines, and dreamy falsetto vocals, creating a vibe described as serene yet psychedelic.

North Carolina folk duo Watchhouse (formerly Mandolin Orange) brings their poignant Americana sound with new album Rituals. Andrew Marlin and Emily Frantz have sold out Red Rocks and Ryman Auditorium. See them live at Webster Hall on Friday October 17!

Former American Idol contestant Catie Turner has amassed 200 million career streams with honest indie-pop songwriting. Her viral hit "God Must Hate Me" surpassed 100 million streams. See her live at Music Hall of Williamsburg on Friday October 17!

Lauded guitar virtuoso Julian Lage brings his World's Fair 10 Year Anniversary Tour to Town Hall, celebrating a decade of his acclaimed 2015 release. Known for his Grammy-nominated work and eclectic style blending jazz, folk, and blues, Lage performs live on Friday October 17!

*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!