Concerts in New York City

One of the leaders of the psych-influenced garage rock scene that erupted in California in the late 2000s, Ty Segall has produced a catalog as prolific as it is stylistically diverse. See his Solo Acoustic show at Music Hall of Williamsburg on Thursday April 17!

Austin-made singer-songwriter duo Penny & Sparrow dwells in the spaces left between contradictions and opposing forces. In fact, it’s where they’re most at home. See them live at Irving Plaza this Friday!

Prepare yourself for a mind-blowing experience as the legendary dub collective 10 Ft. Ganja Plant takes the stage, delivering pure vibes that will leave you breathless, live at Brooklyn Bowl this Friday!

Trailblazing Afro/alt-pop artist, June Freedom, seamlessly weaves together the diverse cultural tapestry of his upbringing, split between Boston and the Cape Verde Islands, live at Racket on Friday April 18!

CALLING ALL 90s BABIES: We're throwing a 2000's Rave! Come experience a night of limewire classics remixed for the dancefloor by the hottest artists in EDM. Party like it's 2003 at Brooklyn Bowl this Friday 11pm doors!

Barely 20 years old, the Atlanta-based emo-folk duo hey, nothing – Tyler (he) & Harlow (they) – wades through complex emotions with sharp wit and humor, live at Music Hall of Williamsburg on Saturday April 19!

As the youngest major label Country artist signed in the genre in two decades, Mason Ramsey continues his fast-track to stardom after being discovered singing in an aisle at his local Walmart. See him live at Racket on Saturday April 19!

With their fast picking and fresh arrangements, Shadowgrass is moving forward in the bluegrass genre by incorporating each member’s varied influences, and Clay Street Unit, rooted deep in homegrown southern Country/Folk and branches into the bluegrass sound that’s heard throughout the Appalachian hills, live at Brooklyn Bowl this Saturday!

Performing songs created by the most iconic musicians in rock history, The Rock and Roll Playhouse plays the Music of Grateful Dead at Brooklyn Bowl on Sunday April 20 11am doors! For families & children who want to rock! Kids under 1 are free!

Immerse yourself in a night of rich musical heritage and cross-cultural rhythms featuring the legendary Ghanaian guitarist, composer, and producer Ebo Taylor and Ghanaian vocalist and songwriter Pat Thomas at Webster Hall on Sunday April 20!

From in 1989 in Los Angeles, The Pharcyde (Imani, SlimKid3 Tre, FatLip), known for their playful, unconventional hip-hop with a unique blend of witty lyrics, unconventional flows, and jazzy, soulful beats, comes to Brooklyn Bowl this Sunday!

Nao is an RIAA gold-certified singer, songwriter and music producer from East London. After some time as a session singer and music teacher in her late teens and early twenties Nao began writing her own music in 2014. The results were instant, with a third place finish in the BBC Sound Poll and a tour with Little Dragon the following year. See her live at Terminal 5 on Monday April 21!

Circa Waves, a British indie rock band formed in Liverpool in 2013, known for their melodic, propulsive sound and comparisons to The Strokes, Arctic Monkeys, and The Vaccines, and Chicago's Friday Pilots Club, known for their soulfully moody and sonically textured guitar-based sound, live at Webster Hall on Tuesday April 22!

Since going viral with their LA Public Library performance of their song “Racist, Sexist, Boy” the world has watched The Linda Lindas scream about injustice, sing about growing up and exhibit the kind of altruism that is so meaningful to the punk scene. See them live at Brooklyn Steel on Tuesday April 22!

Somewhere in the ether/net of our collective social cosmos soup floats the magical, masterful pop music of Magdalena Bay, the duo from Los Angeles composed of Mica Tenenbaum and Matthew Lewin, live at Terminal 5 on Wednesday April 23!

Irish musician Orla Gartland, who combines singer/songwriter folk and traditional Irish music with bedroom pop and indie rock sensibilities, live at Webster Hall on Wednesday April 23!

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 Wednesday April 23!

Multi-platinum selling, chart topping, iann dior has become one of the industry’s fastest rising artists. See the Texas-based emo rapper sing about heartbreak, pain, and self-medication live at Racket on Thursday April 24!

For more or less a brand-new artist, Fabiana Palladino faces an unusual level of anticipation. The London musician broke out in 2017 as one of the Paul Institute’s founding artists after her shadowy, classicist R&B influenced pop reached Jai Paul, who started the label alongside his brother A. K. Paul. See her live at Music Hall of Williamsburg on Thursday April 24!

Bushwick's Dead, a dynamic collective of NYC jam musicians who infuse their unique style into timeless tunes, Plays UnTame Impala - Dancey Tame Impala Covers, live at Brooklyn Bowl on Thursday April 24!

A Harlem rapper with an innovative and risky approach to his craft, Ferg is a founding member of A$AP Mob and one of the crew's breakout stars. See him live at Webster Hall on Thursday April 24!

Kevin Kaarl, a Mexican folk singer-songwriter from Meoqui, Chihuahua, known for his blend of folk, pop, and indie rock influences, live at Terminal 5 on Thursday April 24!

Often referred to as “The Hendrix of the Sahara”, Vieux Farka Touré comes to Brooklyn Bowl on Friday April 25! With each new project Vieux broadens his horizons, embraces new challenges and further entrenches his reputation as one of the world’s most talented and innovative musicians.

Bartees Strange has admitted to a number of early musical awakenings, including the first time he listened to 50 Cent’s Get Rich or Die Tryin’, seeing metalcore band Norma Jean perform, and downloading Bloc Party’s Silent Alarm. So it’s no wonder his own music is so eclectic, blending hip-hop, hard rock and R&B. See him live at Music Hall of Williamsburg on Saturday April 26!

The Terrapin Family Band, using the Grateful Dead songbook as a springboard for reinterpretation and as inspiration to create original material, and ALO, who call their music “jam-pop,” live at Brooklyn Bowl on Saturday April 26!

Young Me and The Moons, known for covering the most memorable songs from some of your favorite 80s artists: Journey, Pat Benatar, Guns N’ Roses, Bon Jovi, Loverboy, and many more, live at Racket on Saturday April 26!

Song by timeless song Eggy reaches out a hand, inviting you along as a great story unfolds. Eggy’s music traces the full spectrum of emotions evoked by a life well-lived alongside friends well-loved. See them live at Webster Hall on Saturday April 26!

Made up of three different but complementary voices, country band Restless Road is “one of the most intriguing and exciting acts of the year.” Check them out at Irving Plaza on Wednesday April 30!

Ukrainian sensation Miss Monique brings her signature progressive sound to Avant Gardner - Great Hall for her biggest NYC show to date on Saturday May 10 with 8Kays, Joplyn, & Jono Stephenson!

Regarded as “techno queen of Naples” by none other than Pete Tong, Deborah De Luca has grown from commanding the dancefloors of clubs as a dancer to commanding the decks as an electronic DJ. See her live at Avant Gardner - Great Hall on Saturday May 31!

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!