Webster Hall

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!

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!

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!

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!

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!

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