Concerts in New York City

Orlando metal band Trivium earned a Grammy nomination for "Betrayer," and Kerrang! named their album Ascendancy its 2005 Album of the Year. See them live at Terminal 5 on Thursday, November 12!

Richmond folk-rock veterans Carbon Leaf bring their 15th album "Time is the Playground" and I Want To Be Leaf Tour to Racket on Thursday, November 12! The AMA-winning quintet blends Americana, Celtic, and indie rock across 3,500+ legendary live shows.

Detroit post-punk band Protomartyr, fronted by Joe Casey, bring their Domino-released sixth album, Formal Growth in the Desert, to the stage. See them live at Webster Hall on Thursday, November 12!

Two groups, one J Dilla connection: The Pharcyde's debut Bizarre Ride II the Pharcyde went Gold, and Slum Village was founded by Dilla in Detroit in 1994. See them at Brooklyn Bowl on Thursday, November 12!

German indie rock band Giant Rooks formed in Hamm in 2014, and their second album, How Have You Been?, hit number 1 on the German albums chart. See them live at Brooklyn Steel on Friday, November 13!

Birmingham, Alabama's Mountain Grass Unit won the IBMA's 2025 Momentum Award for Band of the Year. Their debut album, Appalachian Smoke, was produced by six-time Grammy winner Vance Powell. See them live at Brooklyn Bowl on Friday, November 13!

London producer and singer Nia Archives melds jungle and neo-soul. Her debut album Silence Is Loud was a 2024 Mercury Prize nominee, reportedly the first jungle album shortlisted in 26 years. See her live at Webster Hall on Friday, November 13!

Indianapolis/Nashville trio The Wldlfe blend cinematic pop hooks with powerful guitar riffs, drawing comparisons to Jon Bellion and CHVRCHES. With over 90 million global streams and sold-out shows alongside The Band Camino and COIN, their acclaimed LP Heaven is a Place marks a bold new era. See them live at Racket on Friday, November 13, 2026!

Electric Feels is an experiential dance party packed with your favorite indie rock and electronic dance anthems, with amazing DJs and stage production all night. Dance the night away at Webster Hall on Friday, November 13 11pm doors!

Welsh songwriter Strawberry Guy (Alex Stephens) writes and produces his own records, and "Mrs Magic" spread widely on TikTok. His second album, Give Me A Dream, is out now. See him live at Webster Hall on Saturday, November 14!

Sydney's Donny Benet has served up lavish ’80s synths and danceable grooves since his 2011 debut, and 2024's Infinite Desires keeps the party going. See him live at Music Hall of Williamsburg on Saturday, November 14!

Birmingham, Alabama's Mountain Grass Unit won IBMA's 2025 Momentum Award for Band of the Year. Their debut album, Appalachian Smoke, was produced by six-time Grammy winner Vance Powell. See them live at Brooklyn Bowl on Saturday, November 14!

Vancouver-based producer Juelz released the six-track EP High Octane on RL Grime's Sable Valley label in 2020, including "Formula" with RL Grime. See him live at Terminal 5 on Saturday, November 14!

Folk Night Out: The Indie Folk Dance Party built for dancing. Bring your friends and move to the music at Brooklyn Bowl on Saturday, November 14 11pm doors! Folk Night Out is a night of indie-folk favorites, big singalongs, and good times with good people. Think Mumford & Sons, Noah Kahan, Hozier, Vance Joy & more all night long. Grab a friend, grab a beer, and come sing every word with a room full of people who love this music as much as you do!

Since 2014, The Rock and Roll Playhouse has brought classic-rock concerts to kids under 10, with live music, dancing and interactive play. Hear the Music of Dave Matthews Band at Brooklyn Bowl on Sunday, November 15 11am doors!

New York rap duo Armand Hammer, billy woods and Elucid, each built solo careers before teaming up in 2013. In 2021 they released Haram with producer The Alchemist. See them live at Music Hall of Williamsburg on Sunday, November 15!

Lee Emi of indie quartet The Crane Wives goes solo on her debut album DESTROY EVERYTHING, pairing acoustic folk and layered harmonies with distorted guitar and heavy bass. See her live at Racket on Sunday, November 15!

One of Brazil's top contemporary artists and a leading force in Brazilian Funk, Pedro Sampaio’s "POCPOC" hit No. 1 on Spotify Brasil in 2024, and "Dançarina" debuted in Spotify’s Global Top 50. See him live at Terminal 5 on Sunday, November 15!

Kansas City guitarist Samantha Fish is a two-time Grammy nominee for Best Contemporary Blues Album, most recently for 2025's Paper Doll. See her live at Brooklyn Bowl on Sunday, November 15!

Rio Amor is a Los Angeles-based DJ and producer known for genre-bending sets across hip-hop, house, and Jersey club. As Lil Yachty’s official touring DJ, she recently wrapped the Concrete Boys Tour and has performed at festivals including Camp Flog Gnaw and Lollapalooza. Catch the show at Racket in New York on Tuesday, November 17!

Formed in Baltimore in 2009, Pigeons Playing Ping Pong blend psychedelic funk, danceable grooves and extended improvisational jamming. They play as many as 200 shows a year. See them live at Brooklyn Bowl on Thursday, November 19!

Set against the backdrop of their home base of New York City, Menahan Street Band have yielded a signature sound that has been the foundation for some of modern hip-hop's most successful beats; their music has been sampled by the likes of Eminem, Jay-Z, Kendrick Lamar, Travis Scott, 50 Cent, Curren$y, to name a few. See them live at Webster Hall on Thursday, November 19!

North Carolina band Weston Estate, whose song "Pears" appeared on Netflix's Never Have I Ever, released their debut album Open Season on Arista in September. See them live at Racket on Thursday, November 19!

Formed in Baltimore in 2009, Pigeons Playing Ping Pong blend psychedelic funk with danceable grooves and extended jams. They play as many as 200 shows a year. See them live at Brooklyn Bowl on Friday, November 20!

Maryland-born, Burlington, Vermont-based songwriter Greg Freeman melds energetic indie rock with an ambling twang and Americana grit, earning acclaim for his self-released 2022 debut "I Looked Out" and 2025's "Burnover." Critics have called him "a singular songwriting talent." See him live at Webster Hall on Friday, November 20!

Bold and outspoken Chicago rapper CupcakKe achieved viral success and critical acclaim with her brazen, unapologetically explicit songs and videos. See her live at Terminal 5 on Friday November 20!

North Carolina band Weston Estate sold out their first US headline run in 2022 and just released debut album Open Season, chasing a rawer, live rock sound. See them live at Racket on Friday, November 20!

Earlybirds Club is the dance party for women, trans, and non-binary folks—spinning '80s to 2000s pop, hip-hop, new wave, and R&B hits you belt when no one's home. Dance your heart out at Webster Hall on Saturday November 21!

Pain of Truth, a hardcore band from Long Island, New York, who deliver a message of rage with a remarkable force and intensity, comes to Brooklyn Steel on Saturday November 21!

Baltimore funk jam band Pigeons Playing Ping Pong blends psychedelic funk, guitar-driven solos, and danceable grooves. They play up to 200 shows a year and host their own festival, Domefest. See them live at Brooklyn Bowl on Saturday, November 21!

Paper Skies, a multimedia artist from Toronto Canada, known for his combination of visuals and cutting edge melodic bass design, comes to Racket on Saturday November 21!

Richard Finger, an anonymous bass music duo making unreasonably heavy dubstep, comes to Webster Hall on Saturday November 21 11pm doors!

Since 2014, The Rock and Roll Playhouse has brought classic-rock concerts to kids under 10, with live music, dancing and interactive play. Catch the Music of Grateful Dead for Kids at Brooklyn Bowl on Sunday, November 22 11am doors!

Scranton punk band The Menzingers took Album of the Year from Absolutepunk.net and Punknews.org for 2012's On the Impossible Past. Hear new album Everything I Ever Saw live at Brooklyn Paramount on Sunday, November 22!

Jamila Woods is returning to HEAVN for a limited tenth-anniversary theater tour, bringing her 2016 debut back to the stage with a decade of additional perspective, live at Music Hall of Williamsburg on Sunday November 22! HEAVN originally introduced a wider audience to Woods’ distinctive balance of soul music and poetry. The album explored self-love, community, police violence and Black womanhood while drawing strength from the city that shaped her, making its return especially meaningful in a hometown closing performance.

Filipino-Icelandic artist Keath Ósk, known as Yaelokre, blends intimate folk with fable-like storytelling and hand-drawn artwork, bringing their fantastical world of Meadowlark to life through songs like "Harpy Hare." Their whimsical, viral project has topped Spotify's Global Viral Songs Chart and captivated millions worldwide. Catch this singular storyteller-musician live at Webster Hall on Sunday November 22, with support from Ben Caplan!

18-year old Alyssa Grace has skyrocketed to a place in the internet's hearts, charming listeners with her achingly relatable folk-pop songs. Writing about love, loss, friendship, family, and everything in between, she pairs vulnerable lyricism with undeniably alluring melodies, pulling at our heartstrings immediately. See her live at Webster Hall on Tuesday November 24!

Afrobeat band Antibalas earned a Grammy nomination for Best Global Music Album with Fu Chronicles. Members also took part in the Broadway musical Fela! See them live at Brooklyn Bowl on Friday, November 27!

Emo Nite, the ultimate emo and pop-punk dance party born at an L.A. dive bar and now a phenomenon in 50+ cities, comes to Racket on Friday November 27! Sing along to My Chemical Romance, Fall Out Boy, and Paramore classics all night.

Grammy-nominated Afrobeat band Antibalas earned a Best Global Music Album nod for 2020's Fu Chronicles. See them live at Brooklyn Bowl on Saturday, November 28!

Rapper Yuki Chiba, formerly known as KOHH, broke worldwide as a feature on Megan Thee Stallion's "Mamushi," a No. 1 on Billboard's Rhythmic chart. See him live at Racket on Saturday November 28!

British producer Troy Henry, better known as TroyBoi, a multicultural electronic music artist who has produced and remixed tracks for rap, R&B, and pop artists in addition to releasing his own work, comes to Brooklyn Steel on Saturday November 28!

Born at Brooklyn Bowl in 2014, The Rock and Roll Playhouse turns classic rock into interactive concerts for kids under 10, with live music, stories and dancing. Bring the family to sing along to the music of The Beatles at Brooklyn Bowl on Sunday, November 29 11am doors!

Syd, a Grammy nominee with The Internet, followed her 2017 debut Fin with 2022's Broken Hearts Club, a vulnerable album about her first real heartbreak. See her live at Brooklyn Paramount on Tuesday, December 1!

*New Date* New York-based singer-songwriter Margaret Glaspy blends raw indie rock with introspective folk, earning acclaim from The New York Times, NPR, and Rolling Stone. Touring behind her new album 'I Am Both,' produced by Joe Henry, she brings her sharp songwriting and distinctive guitar work to Music Hall of Williamsburg on Tuesday December 8!

Boston duo The Dresden Dolls, Amanda Palmer and Brian Viglione, call their sound "Brechtian punk cabaret," pairing piano and drums with dark theatrical flair. See them live at Brooklyn Paramount on Wednesday, December 9!

*New Date* Tinlicker, the acclaimed Dutch electronic trio from Utrecht formed by Micha Heyboer and Jordi van Achthoven, now joined by vocalist Hero Baldwin, blend progressive house, deep house, and indietronica into emotionally rich, genre-defying anthems. Touring in support of their new LP "Dreams of the Machine," don't miss their live band debut in the U.S. at Brooklyn Paramount on Friday December 11!

*NEW DATE* Solar Federation: A Tribute to Rush, the award-winning, female-fronted Rush tribute band from Central PA, delivers faithful renditions of prog rock's most complex catalog with passion and precision. The only U.S. Rush tribute invited to headline Neil Peart's memorial concert, they bring the spirit of Canada's greatest to Racket NYC on Saturday January 16!

*New Date* MC Lyte released 1988's Lyte as a Rock, the first full-length solo album by a female rapper, and is a 2026 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee. Join her performance and birthday celebration at Brooklyn Bowl on Friday March 19!