Brooklyn Bowl

Brooklyn's Space Bacon, hailed as "one of the most capable jamtronica projects on the entire east coast," delivers future jam adventures that weave composition and improvisation through electronic production, film scores, and metal influences. Known for "taking the necessary risks to have those mind-altering breakthroughs," experience their genre-defying grooves live at Brooklyn Bowl on Saturday September 20!

*CANCELLED* Keyboardist and multi-instrumentalist Kyle Hollingsworth Band brings his acclaimed expertise from The String Cheese Incident to Brooklyn Bowl with his dynamic solo project. Known for his mastery of Hammond organ, piano, and synthesizer that helped define the Colorado jam band's signature blend of bluegrass, funk, and electronic sounds, Hollingsworth delivers an intimate showcase of his genre-spanning artistry. Catch this keyboard virtuoso live at Brooklyn Bowl on Thursday September 18! *CANCELLED*

Hailed by Rolling Stone as one of the "10 Great Modern Punk Bands" and praised by Henry Rollins as "one of the first great bands of the new century," New York's Guerilla Toss has spent over a decade perfecting their ferociously creative art-rock sound that blends experimental punk with dance elements. Led by powerhouse vocalist Kassie Carlson, this Sub Pop-signed trio delivers explosive, unpredictable live performances that have captivated audiences from DIY basements to major festivals. Experience their unrelenting energy and genre-defying music at Brooklyn Bowl on October 16!

Kansas brothers Matt and Mark Hill have spent over a decade perfecting their "future funk" sound as The Floozies, becoming certified heavyweights in the electronic-jam scene with major festival appearances at Bonnaroo, Electric Forest, and headlining shows at Red Rocks. This dynamic duo delivers entirely improvised live performances without setlists, seamlessly blending heavy funk grooves with electronic wizardry alongside luminaries like STS9 and Big Gigantic. Catch their electrifying improvisational show with special guests Dirtwire at Brooklyn Bowl on September 26!

Hailed as "the world's premier psychedelic soul band," San Francisco's Monophonics have spent nearly two decades perfecting their intoxicating blend of heavy soul, psych-rock, and vintage funk rooted in the Bay Area's rich musical heritage. Led by powerhouse vocalist and keyboardist Kelly Finnigan, this internationally touring sextet has earned critical acclaim from Stax Records legend Al Bell as "one of the best live soul bands I have ever seen" while amassing over 20 million streams. Experience their electrifying live performance at Brooklyn Bowl on October 18!

BERTHA: Grateful Drag is the world's first Grateful Dead tribute band in drag, featuring an all-star collective of Nashville talent who combine exceptional musicianship with powerful advocacy for LGBTQ+ rights. Born from a viral 2023 benefit show that raised over $4,000 for queer causes, this electrifying seven-piece has captured Deadheads nationwide with their full-wig, full-face performances and masterful interpretations of classic Dead repertoire. Experience this groundbreaking fusion of psychedelic music and drag artistry at Brooklyn Bowl on October 2!

Join Grammy-winning jazz guitarist John Scofield and Medeski Martin & Wood's Billy Martin for Jer's Garage, a special Creative Music Studio benefit performance featuring the acclaimed collaborators behind albums like "A Go Go" and "Juice." Experience their signature blend of groove-based jazz, funk, and "avant-groove" innovation live at Brooklyn Bowl on Sunday, October 5!

Philadelphia-based songwriter and guitarist Tom Hamilton Jr. has earned widespread respect across the jam scene as the versatile force behind Joe Russo's Almost Dead, American Babies, Ghost Light, and collaborations with Grateful Dead legends Phil Lesh and Bill Kreutzmann. Known for his adaptability and prolific output, Hamilton tours 200+ days a year and has been praised as a "musical renaissance man" who brings energy and genre-bending creativity to every performance. Experience his dynamic live artistry at Brooklyn Bowl on Thursday, September 25.

Legendary English punk pioneers Buzzcocks continue their influential reign with over four decades of crisp melodies and driving guitars, led by Steve Diggle following Pete Shelley's legacy. Currently touring behind their acclaimed recent album "Sonics in the Soul" and performing their classic albums in their entirety, the Manchester band that created the "punk masterpiece" compilation "Singles Going Steady" remains a vital force in punk rock. See them live at Brooklyn Bowl on Sunday, September 28!

Utah indie rock favorites Neon Trees bring their infectious pop-rock anthems including chart-topping hits "Animal" and "Everybody Talks" to Brooklyn for a night of pure indie rock nostalgia. Known for their energetic live performances and catchy melodies that defined early 2010s alternative radio, this quartet delivers feel-good music that gets crowds singing along. Join them with special guests Atlas Genius at Brooklyn Bowl on October 23!

New Orleans funk powerhouse Dumpstaphunk brings the authentic sounds of the Crescent City to life with their infectious grooves rooted in the city's rich musical heritage. Formed from veterans of the legendary Neville Brothers band, this funk institution has become a festival favorite nationwide, delivering explosive live performances that capture the spirit of New Orleans street funk and soul. Experience their irresistible rhythm and energy at Brooklyn Bowl on October 4!

Athens, Georgia's Perpetual Groove has been pioneering their signature "Trance Arena Rock" sound since 1997, blending progressive rock, electronica, and psychedelic elements with intelligent light shows that create an unforgettable live experience. After a triumphant return from hiatus in 2015 to sold-out crowds, this festival veteran has continued their evolution with major appearances at Bonnaroo, Jazz Fest, and beyond. Don't miss their dynamic performance with special guests Steely Dead at Brooklyn Bowl on October 11!

Get ready to party like it's 1999! Saved By The 90s, the national sensation bringing back the ultimate decade with their massive interactive party experience, takes over Brooklyn Bowl with special guests The Bayside Tigers. This high-energy tribute extravaganza features live covers from Third Eye Blind to the Spice Girls, Nirvana to Backstreet Boys, delivered by talented musicians who know how to keep the crowd dancing all night. Don't miss this nostalgic throwback party at Brooklyn Bowl on October 3, 2025!

*CANCELLED* Get ready to thunderstruck at Brooklyn Bowl as Noise Pollution delivers the ultimate AC/DC experience this Sunday! This San Diego-based powerhouse has earned critical acclaim from CBS Los Angeles as "one of the best you'll find," with fans calling them "the greatest AC/DC tribute bands to ever walk the face of the planet." Fronted by Brian Brown's powerhouse vocals and Curt Fischer's electrifying guitar work, they masterfully recreate the raw energy and iconic sound of both the Bon Scott and Brian Johnson eras. Don't miss this high-voltage tribute that nails every thunderous riff and anthem at Brooklyn Bowl this Sunday! *CANCELLED*

Colorado funk powerhouse The Motet brings their legendary groove to Brooklyn Bowl with fresh energy from new lead vocalist Sarah Clarke, whose dynamic range has reinvigorated the seven-time Red Rocks headliners. With nine studio albums and over 1,000 shows under their belt, this seasoned ensemble continues to push funk boundaries on their latest release "Love Time," blending soul, jazz, and rock into an irresistible sonic experience. Don't miss this funk institution with special guest Michael Wilbur at Brooklyn Bowl on Thursday, October 30!

*NEW DATE* Get ready to party like it's 2003 at Hot In Herre: 2000s Dance Party, the ultimate 2000s dance party experience! This high-energy throwback event brings you the biggest hits from the Y2K era with live DJs spinning everything from Nelly and Beyoncé to Eminem and Britney Spears, complete with authentic 2000s visuals and an atmosphere that'll transport you back to the days of flip phones and low-rise jeans. Don your best early 2000s gear and dance the night away to the decade's most iconic tracks at Brooklyn Bowl on Friday January 23!