Webster Hall

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 August 29, 2026!

Jason Ross is a genre-blending force in electronic music, bridging emotive trance and heavy melodic bass as a flagship artist on Above & Beyond's Anjunabeats and Seven Lions' Ophelia Records. Known for anthemic hits like "Atlas" and his acclaimed debut album 1000 Faces, he delivers cinematic, high-energy sets on the world's biggest stages. Catch Jason Ross live at Webster Hall in New York on September 12, 2026!

Black Marble, the moody synth project of songwriter Chris Stewart, fuses coldwave gloom with New Order-style basslines and Joy Division-tinged atmosphere. Since emerging from NYC's cold wave revival scene, Stewart's critically acclaimed records have made him a cult favorite in dark synth-pop. Catch Black Marble live at Webster Hall in New York on Thursday September 10, 2026!

Formed on Long Island in 1993, The Bogmen became one of New York City's biggest underground acts in the late '90s with their polyrhythmic blend of pop, rock, jazz, reggae, and soul. Known for boisterous, celebratory live shows, they've thrilled in-the-know fans with every reunion since. Catch them live at Webster Hall on Friday, September 11, 2026!

Saudi-born, London-based DJ Nooriyah has carved a distinctive path in electronic music, weaving SWANA rhythms and Arabic sounds into genre-jumping club sets. Named DJ Mag's 2024 Future Star and founder of the Middle of Nowhere collective, she's played Glastonbury, Coachella, and a viral Boiler Room set. Catch her live at Webster Hall in New York on September 18, 2026!

Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Paula Cole broke boundaries with 1996's genre-blending "This Fire," home to hits "Where Have All the Cowboys Gone?" and "I Don't Want to Wait." Now she's performing the landmark album in its entirety on her THIS FIRE: 30 tour. Catch this intimate, emotionally charged show live at Webster Hall on September 17, 2026!

POiSON GiRL FRiEND, the solo project of Japanese singer, songwriter, producer, and DJ nOrikO, pioneered a dreamy blend of trip-hop, dream pop, and Shibuya-kei since the early '90s, collaborating with Momus and Simon Fisher Turner along the way. Dazed calls her a "dream pop's future seer," and her cult classic 1992 EP MELTING MOMENT is finding new life with younger fans today. Catch her live at Webster Hall in New York on September 13, 2026!

Straddling the worlds of jam rock and indie pop drenched in psychedelia, Karina Rykman's effervescent presence comes to life in musical form, live at Webster Hall on September 25, 2026!

The Milk Carton Kids, Grammy-nominated folk duo Kenneth Pattengale and Joey Ryan, blend ethereal harmonies with intricate acoustic musicianship on their new album, Lost Cause Lover Fool. Catch their celebrated Americana sound live at Webster Hall on September 23, 2026!

Italian DJ-producer Kybba is the pioneer of Basshall, a genre-bending fusion of dancehall, Latin beats, and Afro rhythms that's racked up hundreds of millions of streams. Fresh off his debut album "How Yuh Bad Suh" and a #1 Colombian hit with Ryan Castro, Sean Paul, and Busy Signal, he brings his sold-out Kybbaholic Tour to Webster Hall in New York on September 25, 2026.

Frog is a New York indie rock band led by Daniel Bateman, blending lo-fi Americana, alt-country, and shaggy garage-pop into songs Pitchfork says get "louder, bolder, and weirder without sacrificing any of the heart." Known for their acclaimed LPs like Kind of Blah and 2023's Grog, they've built a devoted cult following on both sides of the Atlantic. Catch Frog live at Webster Hall in New York on September 30, 2026!

Critically acclaimed drag artist and environmental activist Pattie Gonia brings her viral "SAVE HER!" tour to life—a bold, glittery call to action for climate change. Named TIME's Next Generation Leader and National Geographic's Traveler of the Year, she blends humor, heart, and activism into every performance. Catch her live at Webster Hall in New York on September 24, 2026!

Los Angeles hyperpop rising star nate sib blends club-quaking bass, glitchy production, and soaring vocals into a sound The FADER dubbed him "pop's new aura prince." After breakout hits like "Why can't you see" and collaborations with 2hollis, he drops his full-length debut album "reborn" on Republic Records this fall. Catch his electrifying live show at Webster Hall on September 14, 2026!

Formed in Essex, England in 1982, Nitzer Ebb are pioneers of EBM, credited with helping invent the genre with their seminal 1987 debut "That Total Age." Fronted by the electrifying Douglas McCarthy, their pounding rhythms and confrontational energy have made them legends of industrial and dance music for over four decades. Catch these EBM icons live at Webster Hall in New York on September 27, 2026!