Concerts in Brooklyn

For three decades, London collective Archive have crafted genre-defying cinematic soundscapes spanning trip-hop, prog-rock, and electronica. Catch them touring their acclaimed new album 'Glass Minds' alongside Italian electronic/post-rock band JoyCut at Music Hall of Williamsburg on Tuesday April 28!

New York-based singer, songwriter, and producer Sarah Kinsley blends classical training with introspective alt-pop, earning a spot on Vevo's 2024 "DSCVR Artists to Watch" list alongside Chappell Roan after her major-label debut album "Escaper" and the February 2026 EP "Fleeting" — described as "grand in scope yet tender and intimate." Catch her live at Brooklyn Steel on Tuesday, April 28!

Brooklyn-based community builder and educator Emily Chertow has guided over 20,000 people through workshops built around mindfulness, play, and human connection - and now she's turning Brooklyn Bowl into a stage for all of us. Her signature "Talent Show for Adults" is an open invitation to embrace your spontaneity, showcase your silliest skills, and make room for pure joy alongside a crowd of strangers turned friends. See her live at Brooklyn Bowl in Brooklyn on Thursday, April 30!

Brooklyn's Victor Jones makes dance rock for cathartic singalongs and raging parties, blending the energy of LCD Soundsystem and the Pixies with Broadway-worthy orchestrations. Catch The Construct Tour at Music Hall of Williamsburg on Thursday April 30!

Built around smooth keyboard playing and plangent soft rock melodies, L.A.'s Drugdealer re-creates the laid-back sound and vibe of '70s Laurel Canyon with collaborators including Weyes Blood and Ariel Pink. See them live at Music Hall of Williamsburg this Friday!

Saved By The 90's is the longest-running live music 90s party on Earth, featuring a high-energy band performing everything from Third Eye Blind to Spice Girls. Founded in 2010 in NYC and known for colorful outfits and faithful renditions, get jiggy with it at Brooklyn Bowl this Friday!

Groove Champion, The Polish Ambassador, reimagines the vast catalogue of Phish into an otherworldly, genre-bending dance experience, live at Brooklyn Bowl this Saturday! No style is off limits on this colorful journey through sound—spanning Disco, Funk, Drum & Bass, Deep House, and beyond. Every beat sparkles, every groove melts your mind, and the dance floor becomes a shared cosmic playground as you and your Phriends shimmer, shine, and move together deep into the night.

*NEW DATE* The longest-running Michael Jackson tribute band, Who's Bad delivers over 20 years of jaw-dropping MJ homage with first-rate musicianship and gravity-defying dance moves. Experience the ultimate MJ show at Brooklyn Bowl on Saturday August 29, 2026!