New York City has 27 upcoming Loudie show(s).
Pond, a psychedelic rock band from Perth, Western Australia, featuring a revolving line-up, comes to Brooklyn Steel this Wednesday!
Current Joys, the enigmatic solo project of 25-year-old Henderson, Nevada-born songwriter Nicholas Rattigan, live at Brooklyn Steel this Thursday!
The Damnwells aren't just a band these days, having spent more than two decades blurring the boundaries between American rock & roll, classic pop, and melody-driven Americana. See them live at Racket this Thursday!
Trouble No More: A Celebration of The Allman Brothers Band, Featuring Brandon “Taz” Niederauer, Dylan Niederauer, Nikki Glaspie, Quinn Sullivan & Ryan Gregg, at Brooklyn Bowl this Thursday!
Antibalas, who have evolved into what the Guardian called “one of the world’s finest Afrobeat bands” while enjoying equal renown for their cross-genre collaborations with legends of popular music, live at Brooklyn Bowl this Friday!
Dressed in black with his hair slicked back, G-Eazy adds a touch of class to hip-hop live at Brooklyn Paramount on Friday November 15!
With a smooth, commanding delivery and high vocal range, JORDY's bubbly, relationship-centric pop layers lyrics about heartbreak and self-worth over glitzy production, live at Racket this Friday!
Blurring the line between progressive and melodic techno with their debut “Human Learning” EP, Kasablanca burst onto the scene tapping into 80’s analog synth nostalgia. See them live at Brooklyn Steel this Friday!
No Scrubs - 90's Dance Party, features rad DJs and 90s-era visuals created by award-winning artists that will transport you back to the good 'ol days of boomboxes and VCRs, at Brooklyn Bowl this Friday 11pm doors!
Chicago-based four-piece Slow Pulp can feel like being in a room with someone who’s known you so long that they can read your every micro-expression and pinpoint exactly how you’re feeling before you can. See them at Webster Hall this Friday!
In a scene that is consistently changing, Bay Area native Danny Howland, better known as SVDDEN DEATH has taken a spot at the forefront in this new age of dubstep. Rage with him at Avant Gardner - Great Hall this Friday!
Night 2! Antibalas, who have evolved into what the Guardian called “one of the world’s finest Afrobeat bands” while enjoying equal renown for their cross-genre collaborations with legends of popular music, live at Brooklyn Bowl this Saturday!
Punk rock might have been the force that brought Destroy Boys together, but it’s far from the only touchstone for their music. See them live at Webster Hall this Saturday!
At Melt’s core is a shared love of soul and psychedelia, existential pop songs and ethereal jam sections, and a deep love for each other. See them live at Brooklyn Steel this Saturday!
Qveen Herby, a top independent rapper, writer of bops, and all around self-discovery guru who first emerged with viral pop duo KARMIN in 2011, comes to Terminal 5 this Saturday!
Blending an eclectic mix of Future Bass and House alongside other genres like R&B and Pop, rising star SABAI comes to Webster Hall this Saturday 11pm doors!
Armed with palette-expanding eight-string guitars, rich synths, and pummeling percussive grooves, Animals As Leaders live at Brooklyn Steel this Sunday!
Haitian DJ and producer Francis Mercier has been shaping the house music landscape with a culturally and ethnically rich sound that melds lively and worldly elements. See him live at Avant Gardner - Great Hall on Friday November 22!
Born and raised in Croatia, San Pacho is a young, hungry house artist who keeps making the right moves at the right time, commonly incorporating genres such as tech house / club house, live at Avant Gardner - The Kings Hall on Saturday December 14!
One check of Slushii’s ever-growing record of credentials and there’s no doubt that the 24-year-old, forward-thinker from New Jersey is the future of electronic dance music. See him live at Webster Hall on Friday January 10 late night show!
Blake Shelton brings his “Friends & Heroes” Tour 2025 to Prudential Center on Thursday March 6, featuring performances by Craig Morgan, Deana Carter, and Trace Adkins plus very special guest Emily Ann Roberts!
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