Concerts in New York City

Buffalo rapper Conway the Machine, Griselda Records co-founder, brings his dark, gritty 90s-inspired hip-hop to NYC. Following 2024's Slant Face Killah and his critically acclaimed God Don't Make Mistakes, he hits Racket this Thursday!

Canadian electro-pop duo Purity Ring combines soaring melodies and shimmering atmospherics in their ethereal sound. With their acclaimed 2012 debut Shrines and songwriting work for Katy Perry, they've become indie darlings. Catch them at Brooklyn Steel this Thursday!

Colorado funk powerhouse The Motet plays Jamiroquai bringing their legendary groove to Brooklyn Bowl with fresh energy from new lead vocalist Sarah Clarke, whose dynamic range has reinvigorated the seven-time Red Rocks headliners. With nine studio albums and over 1,000 shows under their belt, this seasoned ensemble continues to push funk boundaries on their latest release "Love Time," blending soul, jazz, and rock into an irresistible sonic experience. Don't miss this funk institution with special guest Michael Wilbur at Brooklyn Bowl this Thursday!

California's Cuco blends bossa nova, indie pop, and Chicano soul in his bilingual sound. His 2025 album Ridin' pays tribute to LA's car culture with Tom Brenneck production. Catch this bedroom-pop sensation at Kings Theatre this Friday!

Piano-driven power pop trio Jukebox the Ghost brings their annual HalloQueen tradition back to Brooklyn Steel this Friday! Expect Queen covers, Halloween costumes, and the band's signature quirky anthems blending Ben Folds-style piano rock with theatrical flair.

Argentine duo Peces Raros blends rock songwriting with electronic innovation, creating techno-driven soundscapes. With 660k monthly Spotify listeners and sold-out shows at Luna Park, they're a force in Spanish-language electronic music. See them at Racket this Friday!

Club 1BD brings the carefree spirit of an apartment party to the club scene with nostalgic DJ sets blending hip hop, jersey club, and afrobeats. Founded by DJ David to showcase POC talent, they've built a vibrant following. Celebrate Halloween at Terminal 5 this Friday!

NYC's premier queer nightlife DJ Ty Sunderland brings his legendary Devil's Playground Halloween bash to Webster Hall this Friday 11pm doors! Known for iconic parties like Ty Tea and sets at Coachella, Kim Petras calls him the DJ who "throws the best parties in New York."

Cracktöberfest XXV: featuring punk band Leftover Crack's fusion of hardcore punk, crust punk, and ska, and LA hardcore punk pioneers Fear, live at Warsaw this Saturday!

After more than a decade of shapeshifting through post-hardcore, pop hooks, and tongue-in-cheek bravado, UK band Don Broco are entering a new chapter. See them live at Webster Hall this Saturday!

Allan Rayman, a Wyoming-born, Toronto-based singer-songwriter known for his mysterious persona, raw R&B sound, and genre-blending music that combines elements of R&B, hip-hop, rock, and experimental electronic music, comes to Racket this Saturday!

Formed in the late '90s, indie folk-rock act Fruit Bats grew from a four-track recording project of songwriter Eric D. Johnson into a touring band with an ever-shifting lineup. See him live at Music Hall of Williamsburg this Saturday!

New York City is about to experience a seismic collision of hard dance music power as two titans of the global scene—Lady Faith and Angerfist—join forces for an explosive night at Webster Hall this Saturday 11pm doors! For fans of Hardstyle, Hardcore, and the adrenaline-fueled underworld of pounding bass music, this is set to be the show of the season—where two legends converge in one of the most iconic venues on the East Coast!

The Beta Band, a Scottish musical group formed in 1996, described as being a blend of folk, psychedelia, electronica, post-rock and trip hop, bring their The Three Eps Tour to Brooklyn Steel this Sunday!

Washington D.C. rapper-producer Oddisee celebrates the 10-year anniversary of his critically acclaimed album "The Good Fight" with a special tour featuring his live band Good Compny. Known for his sophisticated blend of jazz-infused production and conscious lyricism, Oddisee has earned praise for creating music that prioritizes substance over commercial trends. The 2015 album showcased his virtuosic musicality and thoughtful storytelling, establishing him as one of hip-hop's most underrated talents. Experience this milestone performance at Music Hall of Williamsburg this Sunday!

Celebrating 30 years of award-winning action sports filmmaking, Teton Gravity Research presents Pressure Drop, their latest ski and snowboard spectacle. One-night-only screening with athlete signings and prize giveaways at Brooklyn Bowl this Sunday!

Corbin (FKA Spooky Black) makes captivating, honest, and raw music that harkens back to the days when the singer-songwriter’s artistic vision prioritized vulnerability over image. For over a decade, the SoundCloud legend has made moody and intimate R&B that has helped listeners through some of their most difficult times. See him live at Webster Hall this Monday!

Japanese sludge/doom rock trio Boris are cult favorites who took their name from a song on grunge godfathers ' Bullhead album. They had much in common with musically, including a fondness for heavily downtuned guitar/bass tones and exceedingly slow tempos. See them live at Brooklyn Steel this Tuesday!

Known for her anthem "Murder on the Dancefloor," Sophie Ellis-Bextor, a chart-topping pop diva with a glossy, disco- and '80s synth pop-influenced dance sound, live at Webster Hall this Tuesday! One of the biggest British pop artists to emerge in the 2000s, Ellis-Bextor initially garnered buzz as the lead singer of the jangly Brit-pop band theaudience before her solo hit, "Murder on the Dancefloor," helped take her 2001 debut, Read My Lips, to number two on the U.K. Albums Chart.

Los Angeles pop-rock artist Carter Vail, featured in Rolling Stone and NPR, delivers infectious tunes with humor and heart. His album 100 Cowboys showcases personal lyrics in turbocharged alternative rock. See him at Music Hall of Williamsburg on Wednesday November 5!

*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* 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 on Thursday December 11 *NEW DATE*

*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!