Concerts in New York City

Maddie Zahm turned American Idol exposure into viral stardom with body-positive anthem "Fat Funny Friend," streamed over 69 million times on Spotify. Her raw, confessional debut album "Now That I've Been Honest" showcases her soulful vocals and unfiltered storytelling on trauma, love, and coming out. Catch her live at Racket this Saturday!

California band The Story So Far have roots in pop-punk, but they also bring in the harder edges of post-hardcore while tapping into the wistful romanticism of classic emo. See them live at Terminal 5 this Sunday!

The Living Tombstone's viral FNAF anthem hit No. 4 on Billboard's Hot Dance/Electronic chart, and their new album Rust dropped via Warner Music in 2025. Catch the duo live on The Multiplayer Tour at Brooklyn Steel on Sunday October 25!

Franck Raharinosy has led sound meditations since 2016 with gongs and singing bowls. He's joined by Sara Auster and Nigol Koulajian, 30+ years in Zen and pranayama. Unwind with a soundbath at Brooklyn Bowl on Monday, October 26!

Brothers Dana and Alden McWayne, along with a troupe of multi-instrumental artists, come together to create jazzy melodies with indie sounds inspired by their unconventional upbringing in Eugene, Oregon, live at Music Hall of Williamsburg on Tuesday October 17!

Nashville folk trio Judah & the Lion bring their genre-blending mix of folk, hip-hop, and rock to the road in support of their new album "I Am a Prism," out August 14 via Dualtone Records. Known for anthemic, feel-good live shows and fan sing-alongs, catch them live at Webster Hall on Tuesday October 27!

One of the most talented voices in contemporary rap, Vince Staples takes the hardened perspective of his Long Beach-via-Compton upbringing and elevates it above his contemporaries, live at Brooklyn Steel on Tuesday October 27!

Shakedown Citi formed in 2023 when its members met in the Shakedown Street parking lot scene at Citi Field. Their improvisational, Grateful Dead-inspired jams favor spontaneous arrangements over note-for-note tributes. See them live at Brooklyn Bowl on Wednesday, October 28!

DJ Meredith Marks, an international DJ, entertainment mogul, and entrepreneur, celebrated for her high-energy sets that blend house, pop, and unexpected, crowd-igniting twists, comes to Webster Hall on Wednesday October 28! A cultural force through Bravo TV's The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City, she brings effortless glamour, modern style, and a refined musical aesthetic to every performance.

Faroese singer-songwriter Eivør, now based in Copenhagen, pairs a darkly textured, brightly melodic sound with captivating vocals. See her live at Racket on Wednesday October 28!

Founded in Palo Alto in 2006, Nekrogoblikon blend melodic death metal with folk, comedy and symphonic power metal influences. Celebrate 20 years of the band live at Brooklyn Bowl on Thursday, October 29!

LA-based Grateful Shred channel that elusive Dead vibe with wide-open guitar tones, effortless harmonies, and tripped out solos, live at Webster Hall on Thursday October 29!

New Jersey-raised Patrick Droney, a onetime teen guitar prodigy, is a soulful pop singer/songwriter and virtuosic guitarist in the vein of John Mayer. See him live at Brooklyn Steel on Thursday October 29!

Toronto's Filipino-Canadian artist MICO turned Discord streams and viral TikToks into a Columbia Records deal, blending pop-punk nostalgia with hyperpop energy on his 2026 Juno-nominated debut album, When the Lights Turn On. Known for cathartic, sing-along live shows, he brings the Running From A Feeling Tour to Webster Hall on Friday October 30 — don't miss it!

Over the Meadow Mountains right next to the Blue Moon Pond and down the Rainbow Road lays Sunshine Farms - home of Stella aka. horsegiirL. Although Stella is seemingly only an untroubled teenage foal she sings songs about heartbreak and the life of the land that go right under your skin.The ability to translate her sensitivity and empathy into her lyrics are what unites human and horse: the deep emotions of existence and the everlasting strive for happiness. See her live at Terminal 5 on Friday October 30!

Formed in 2017 by Beacon High School students in Hell's Kitchen, pop-rock band Laundry Day has opened for Clairo, Ed Sheeran, and The 1975. See them live at Brooklyn Steel on Friday, October 30!

Playing sharp but engaging post-hardcore with complex melodic lines, edgy guitar figures, and plenty of eccentric wit (their name, for instance, sounds French, but doesn't mean anything), Les Savy Fav were formed in 1995 by five friends attending the Rhode Island School of Design. See them live at Music Hall of Williamsburg on Friday October 30!

As much as punk suggests a sound, it really embodies an attitude. Sporting signature spectacles under a loose mane of wild long hair, Sueco practically drips attitude. The gold-certified Los Angeles-based singer, producer, and multi-instrumentalist channels the spirit of nineties pop-punk through a 21st century lens, tapping into the unpredictability of hyperpop, the catharsis of hardcore, and a whole lot of hip-hop finesse. Check him out at Racket on Friday October 30!

Born in New York City subway stations, Too Many Zooz play "brass house," blending jazz, Afro-Cuban rhythms, funk and EDM. A viral 2014 Union Square video brought them wide attention. See them live at Brooklyn Bowl on Friday, October 30!

London electronic duo Bassvictim, singer Maria Manow and producer Ike Clateman, earned Pitchfork's praise for debut album Forever, a Best Albums of 2025 pick. See them live at Knockdown Center on Saturday, October 31!

Paul Oakenfold, a three-time Grammy nominee, joins The Crystal Method, the Las Vegas duo whose debut album Vegas went platinum. See them live at Racket on Saturday, October 31!

Club 1BD is a party brand from NYC DJ David, built to bring house-party energy to the club stage. Its DJ sets mix hip-hop, R&B and throwback hits, and its Johannesburg debut sold out. Join the Halloween party at Terminal 5 on Saturday, October 31!

Join Teton Gravity Research for its 31st annual ski and snowboard film, featuring elite athletes, breathtaking cinematography, and the year's biggest mountain adventures. Experience the excitement, community, and stoke of ski season on the big screen. Check it out at Brooklyn Bowl on Wednesday, November 4!

Dave Schools co-founded Widespread Panic in 1986, a band inducted into the Georgia Music Hall of Fame in 2008. The bassist also played in the Mickey Hart Band and co-founded Hard Working Americans. See him live at Brooklyn Bowl on Thursday, November 5!

Night 2! Dave Schools helped form Widespread Panic at the University of Georgia in 1986, then co-founded the supergroup Hard Working Americans with Todd Snider. See the bassist live at Brooklyn Bowl on Friday, November 6!

*New Date* New York-based singer-songwriter Margaret Glaspy blends raw indie rock with introspective folk, earning acclaim from The New York Times, NPR, and Rolling Stone. Touring behind her new album 'I Am Both,' produced by Joe Henry, she brings her sharp songwriting and distinctive guitar work to Music Hall of Williamsburg on Tuesday December 8!

*New Date* Tinlicker, the acclaimed Dutch electronic trio from Utrecht formed by Micha Heyboer and Jordi van Achthoven, now joined by vocalist Hero Baldwin, blend progressive house, deep house, and indietronica into emotionally rich, genre-defying anthems. Touring in support of their new LP "Dreams of the Machine," don't miss their live band debut in the U.S. at Brooklyn Paramount on Friday December 11!

*NEW DATE* Solar Federation: A Tribute to Rush, the award-winning, female-fronted Rush tribute band from Central PA, delivers faithful renditions of prog rock's most complex catalog with passion and precision. The only U.S. Rush tribute invited to headline Neil Peart's memorial concert, they bring the spirit of Canada's greatest to Racket NYC on Saturday January 16!

*New Date* MC Lyte released 1988's Lyte as a Rock, the first full-length solo album by a female rapper, and is a 2026 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee. Join her performance and birthday celebration at Brooklyn Bowl on Friday March 19!