Music Hall of Williamsburg

Philadelphia shoegaze pioneers Creepoid reunite for their first show in nearly seven years, featuring original members Sean Miller, Anna Troxell, and Patrick Troxell alongside Drab Majesty's Andrew Clinco. The dreamy rock quartet who used shoegaze and grunge to create their heavy, expansive sound celebrates the 10th anniversary of their final album "Cemetery Highrise Slums" at Music Hall of Williamsburg on Saturday August 16!

*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!

Sydney-raised electronic duo Two Another (Eliot Porter and Angus Campbell) bring their kaleidoscopic blend of soul, alternative R&B, indie pop, and electronic music to Music Hall of Williamsburg. With over 1.8 million monthly listeners and 400 million streams, they're fresh off their 2024 album "SUBURBIA" and debut world tour, showcasing the lush soundscapes that have earned support slots with Rufus Du Sol and Flight Facilities. Experience their signature textures of funk, disco, house, and beyond live at MHOW on Saturday, August 23!

The Australian face of rainbow psychedelia, Babe Rainbow, a sunny neo-psych trio from Byron Bay who has evolved their signature surf culture sound into fresh funk and disco territories, comes to Music Hall of Williamsburg on Thursday August 14! Fresh off their acclaimed 2025 album "Slipper imp and shakaerator" via King Gizzard's p(doom) records, the cosmic surfers bring their kaleidoscopic trip!

Galway-based indie rock quartet NewDad brings their acclaimed shoegaze-meets-dream-pop sound to Music Hall of Williamsburg on Wednesday August 6 following the success of their NME-praised debut album "Madra" and fresh 2025 EP "Safe." The Atlantic Records signees, recorded at legendary Rockfield Studios and mixed by Alan Moulder, represent the new wave of Irish indie with Glastonbury ambitions.

Known for emotional, confessional, and relatable songs, the enigmatic WesGhost has built a close and dedicated fanbase despite never appearing without his signature masks and balaclavas. Fresh off his acclaimed 2024 mixtape "DON'T WORRY, I'LL BE FINE" and current headline tour, the masked artist brings his unique blend of 2000s pop-punk and alternative sound, to Music Hall of Williamsburg this Saturday!