Concerts in New York City

Whether they’re rocking stadiums, making a beeline for the discotheque, or gathering around the campfire, the implicit message of Arkells is always the same: everyone is welcome here. Since the beginning, Arkells have never wavered in their mission to be the house band that soundtracks the greatest nights of your life and emotional support in your darkest hours. See them live at Racket this Saturday!

OCT (On Company Time) is what happens when three coworkers, Luke Pappalardo, Peter Pappalardo, and Vinny LoCasto, refuse to do their jobs. What started as voice memos sent during meetings has evolved into a full-blown universe of epic music, hilarious videos, and immersive live shows that blur the line between concert and comedy. See them live at Music Hall of Williamsburg this Saturday! 50M+ streams and sold-out shows later, they’ve somehow turned their procrastination into a career. Check out their debut album ON COMPANY TIME.

Groove Champion, The Polish Ambassador, reimagines the vast catalogue of Phish into an otherworldly, genre-bending dance experience, live at Brooklyn Bowl this Saturday! No style is off limits on this colorful journey through sound—spanning Disco, Funk, Drum & Bass, Deep House, and beyond. Every beat sparkles, every groove melts your mind, and the dance floor becomes a shared cosmic playground as you and your Phriends shimmer, shine, and move together deep into the night.

Fusing hip-hop beats with undeniable bass-end grooves and mind-bending sound design, PEEKABOO inspired a whole new wave of next-level bass music. See him live at Brooklyn Steel this Saturday!

The Rock and Roll Playhouse brings the music of Karol G and Rosalia to Brooklyn Bowl on Sunday, May 3, 2026, for a family-friendly concert, with doors opening at 12:00 PM and showtime at 12:30 PM. This kid-centric, high-energy event features songs by the Latin superstars, designed for all ages to enjoy in a live music venue setting. Kids under 1 are free!

What began as a prayer call for the music industry in 2018 has evolved into King Topher’s latest project, Rave Jesus—a bold initiative blending faith and dance music. At its core, the project reflects Topher's desire to see God’s presence permeate every corner of the music world. Check out Rave Jesus - Rave Revival Tour live at The Brooklyn Monarch this Sunday!

For nearly three decades, psychedelic dub-jazz collective Club d'Elf has existed at the crossroads of trance, improvisation, and global groove. See them live for their album release show at Brooklyn Bowl this Sunday! Recorded entirely live in the studio with minimal overdubs, the album captures the raw, ecstatic energy that has defined the group’s sound since its formation in 1998. Alongside the announcement, the band has shared a striking Moroccan-infused reinterpretation of the Grateful Dead classic “Bird Song.”

Reality TV icon and Baddies executive producer Natalie Nunn brings her "Already Rich" Tour to Webster Hall this Tuesday! From Bad Girls Club breakout star to CEO Baddie and rapper, don't miss her bold, unapologetic live show.

An influential alternative rap group from South Central LA, The Pharcyde kept it willfully weird when gangsta rap ruled the airwaves. Their Gold-certified debut Bizarre Ride II the Pharcyde remains a '90s hip-hop classic. See them at Brooklyn Bowl on Wednesday May 6!

Grammy winners Dry Cleaning contrast the surreal and mundane through Florence Shaw's deadpan spoken word and angular post-punk. Catch them touring their universally acclaimed new album Secret Love at Brooklyn Steel on Thursday May 7!

Nashville's Free Throw has spent over a decade delivering emo-punk marked by energetic sound and gritty catharsis. Now touring behind their sixth LP, Moments Before The Wind, catch them live at Webster Hall on Friday, May 8!

Combining the revolutionary fury of punk and hip-hop with the bleakness of austerity-era Britain, Nottingham's Sleaford Mods capture our times with blunt eloquence. Touring their most ambitious album yet, 'The Demise Of Planet X,' catch them live at Music Hall of Williamsburg on Friday May 8!

Son Rompe Pera, the Gama brothers from the outskirts of Mexico City who coined the genre "Cumbia Punk," rethinking the folkloric marimba with garage-punk energy and two critically acclaimed albums. See them live at Brooklyn Bowl on Friday May 8!

LA brother duo BEAUZ blend Hard Techno with dance-pop energy, earning a spot on DJ Mag's Top 100 DJs and collabs with Zedd and Maren Morris. Baddie up at Webster Hall on Friday May 8 11pm doors!

The Rock and Roll Playhouse presents Vered and the Babes — Brooklyn's beloved, Parents' Choice Gold Award-winning family band led by singer and music therapist Vered Ronen, blending doo-wop, folk, and oldies into joyful, interactive sing-alongs for kids and grown-ups alike. See them live at Brooklyn Bowl on Saturday, May 9 at 12pm doors! Kids under 1 are free!

Award-winning beatboxer Honeycomb, fresh off his debut album DISPARATE and known for touring with T-Pain and performing with Lin-Manuel Miranda's Freestyle Love Supreme, joins improv street-music sensation Ariathome for a night of spontaneous creation at Brooklyn Bowl on Saturday May 9!

The Paper Kites, Melbourne's beloved indie folk group with over two billion global streams and lush harmonies that have soundtracked Grey's Anatomy, This Is Us, and Virgin River, are touring their seventh album 'If You Go There, I Hope You Find It.' See them live at Webster Hall on Saturday May 9!

Clash Magazine calls Dublin's The Scratch "Ireland's most remarkable live act." Fusing Irish trad and heavy metal into a sweaty, high-voltage spectacle, they bring their new album Pull Like A Dog to Racket on Saturday May 9!

*NEW DATE* Welcome to WonkyWilla's bass factory! The Florida producer has emerged as one of bass music's most imaginative rising acts with 13M+ Spotify streams. Catch his Galactic Circus Tour at Webster Hall on Saturday May 9 11pm doors!

The Rock and Roll Playhouse presents The Little Mermen, NYC's premier Disney tribute band, bringing beloved Disney songs to life with rockin' covers, dazzling costumes, and Broadway-caliber performers. Sing along to hits from The Little Mermaid, Frozen, The Lion King, Encanto, and more at this family-friendly celebration at Brooklyn Bowl in Brooklyn on Sunday, May 10 12pm doors!

Reggae legends The Wailers continue Bob Marley's legacy, led by Aston Barrett Jr., with Grammy-nominated albums One World and Evolution. Catch their 50 Years of Positive Vibrations tour at Brooklyn Bowl on Sunday May 10!

Pub Choir, the viral Australian singing phenomenon fresh off America's Got Talent, turns a room of strangers into a legendary three-part harmony choir! Led by the human bouncy ball Astrid Jorgensen, no experience needed. Join the Eyes Up! Tour at Webster Hall on Monday May 11!

Belgian acid house outfit Lords of Acid, known for their industrial-dance sound and sexually explicit lyrics, bring the Cheeky Freaky Tour and their first new album in 8 years to Racket on Tuesday May 12!

Pop-punk veterans Hit the Lights and freshly reunited New Jersey crew Major League bring emo-tinged anthems and boundless energy on their co-headline tour to Music Hall of Williamsburg on Wednesday May 13!

For over two decades, Iron & Wine's Sam Beam has crafted some of indie folk's most intimate and stirring music, earning two Grammy nominations along the way. Catch him live at Brooklyn Steel on Wednesday May 13!

Two-time Grammy-winning bass icon Oteil Burbridge—known for legendary runs with the Allman Brothers Band and Dead & Company—brings his all-star rotating ensemble to Brooklyn Bowl on Wednesday, May 13!

*NEW DATE* The longest-running Michael Jackson tribute band, Who's Bad delivers over 20 years of jaw-dropping MJ homage with first-rate musicianship and gravity-defying dance moves. Experience the ultimate MJ show at Brooklyn Bowl on Saturday August 29, 2026!