Concerts in Brooklyn

*New Venue* Rising bass music producer Dennett blends soaring, emotional melodies with powerful low-end energy, a signature sound that's built him a devoted following from Tucson to festival stages nationwide. Known for his forward-thinking production and boundary-pushing live sets, he's quickly become one of dance music's most talked-about up-and-comers. Catch DENNETT live at The Meadows on Saturday September 12, 2026 11pm doors!

Still Split'n Lanes returns after a six-year hiatus, bringing a curated showcase of rare vintage motorcycles from the 1920s through the 1980s, drawing builders, collectors, and riders from across the region. Expect show bikes, a lively ride-in scene on Wythe Ave, food, drinks, and music. Roll into Brooklyn Bowl on Sunday September 13, 2026 for this beloved classic motorcycle takeover (12pm doors)!

Sunset Rollercoaster, Taipei's celebrated 6-piece outfit, blends soul, city pop, psychedelic rock and jazz into a sound that's earned them a second Best Band win at the Golden Melody Awards for their 2025 album 'QUIT QUIETLY.' Don't miss this genre-defying, internationally acclaimed act live at Brooklyn Steel on Sunday September 13, 2026!

Rhode Island native Tyler Ballgame combines the lush songwriting tradition of the '60s and '70s with a charismatic delivery that's drawn comparisons to Roy Orbison and Harry Nilsson. His debut album "For the First Time, Again," produced by Jonathan Rado (Foxygen, Miley Cyrus) and Ryan Pollie, arrived on Rough Trade Records. Catch this rising talent live at Music Hall of Williamsburg on Monday September 14, 2026!

Born in war-torn Liberia and raised in Tennessee, Mon Rovia blends West African tradition with Appalachian folk to create a sound he calls "Afro-Appalachian." Praised by NPR, Pitchfork, Billboard, and The Guardian, his acclaimed debut album Bloodline explores identity, displacement, and healing. Catch this rising storyteller live at Brooklyn Steel on Tuesday September 15, 2026!

DARKSIDE—the psych-dance project of Nicolas Jaar and Dave Harrington, now expanded into a trio with drummer Tlacael Esparza—returns with their acclaimed third album, "Nothing," a hypnotic blend of serpentine guitars and cosmic electronics. Fresh off sold-out residencies worldwide, catch this genre-blurring trio live at Music Hall of Williamsburg on Wednesday September 16, 2026 7pm doors!

Grammy-winning New Orleans funk legend Cyril Neville—founding member of The Meters and The Neville Brothers—brings over five decades of soulful, danceable funk and R&B to the stage. Catch this living legend of the Uptown Ruler tradition live at Brooklyn Bowl on Wednesday September 16, 2026!

DARKSIDE, the psych-electronic project of Nicolas Jaar and Dave Harrington—now expanded into a trio with drummer Tlacael Esparza—blends dance music and psychedelic rock into hypnotic, genre-defying jams. Their 2025 album "Nothing" earned widespread acclaim as their most experimental record yet. Catch them live at Music Hall of Williamsburg on Wednesday September 16, 2026 10pm doors!

DARKSIDE, the boundary-pushing project of Nicolas Jaar and Dave Harrington—now a trio with drummer Tlacael Esparza—blends psychedelic rock and electronic music into something entirely their own. Following their acclaimed albums Psychic, Spiral, and the experimental new LP Nothing, catch this genre-defying act live at Music Hall of Williamsburg on Thursday September 17, 2026 7pm doors!

For over five decades, The Wooten Brothers—led by five-time Grammy winner Victor Wooten, hailed as one of Rolling Stone's ten greatest bassists—have redefined the limits of jazz, funk, soul, R&B, rock, and bluegrass. This self-contained family band of prodigies has racked up ten Grammy wins between them. See them live at Brooklyn Bowl on Thursday September 17, 2026!

DARKSIDE, the genre-blurring project of Nicolas Jaar and Dave Harrington—now expanded into a trio with drummer Tlacael Esparza—returns with Nothing, hailed as their most experimental album yet. Known for hypnotic fusions of psychedelic rock, house, and improvisational jazz, they bring their acclaimed live show to Music Hall of Williamsburg on Thursday September 17, 2026 10pm doors. Don't miss this rare New York performance!

With their hot-rodded fusion of dazzling high-speed guitar runs, thundering rhythms, high-profile swagger, and lyrical smirk, The Reverend Horton Heat comes to Brooklyn Bowl on Friday September 18, 2026 with special guests Messer Chups!

Hailed by Rolling Stone as "Sweden's darkest pop export," Tove Lo has built a career on raw, confessional pop anthems like "Habits (Stay High)" and "Talking Body," blending grunge-tinged honesty with sleek electronic production. She returns with her sixth studio album, ESTRUS, a propulsive electro-pop record inspired by The Knife and Robyn. Catch her live at Under the K Bridge Park in Brooklyn on Saturday September 19, 2026!

Colorado's Clay Street Unit blends bluegrass grit with country, folk, and Americana into a sound Rolling Stone says is "taking folk music by storm." Fresh off their debut album Sin & Squalor and a signing to Monument Records, this Denver sextet has earned a reputation as a "must-see" live act. Catch Clay Street Unit at Brooklyn Bowl on Saturday September 19, 2026!

Portland-based singer-songwriter John Craigie is a modern-day troubadour whose sincere, story-driven Americana has earned praise from Rolling Stone and racked up tens of millions of streams. Fresh off his acclaimed 2024 LP Pagan Church (six weeks atop the Americana Albums chart) and gearing up behind new album I Swam Here, he brings his witty, warm live show to Music Hall of Williamsburg on Saturday, September 19, 2026!

Maryland death metal titans Dying Fetus and Columbus, Ohio's Sanguisugabogg team up for a crushing co-headline night. Dying Fetus blends technical virtuosity with hardcore and grind on their latest LP "Make Them Beg For Death," while Sanguisugabogg brings their brutal, hook-laden "drug death metal" sound fresh off 2025's acclaimed "Hideous Aftermath." Catch this double dose of extreme metal at Brooklyn Steel on Sunday September 20, 2026!

Hailing from Metro Detroit, Michigan, Charlie Burg crafts sleek, soulful R&B threaded with indie pop and jazz flourishes, showcased on his acclaimed 2022 debut album "Infinitely Tall." Known for turning intimate narratives into collective catharsis onstage, see him live at Music Hall of Williamsburg on Sunday September 20, 2026!

French Touch icon Sebastien Tellier blends chanson, electronic pop, and cinematic soundscapes, representing France at Eurovision 2008 with "Divine." He returns with his eclectic new album "Kiss the Beast," featuring Nile Rodgers and Kid Cudi. Catch him live at Brooklyn Steel on Monday September 21, 2026!

Angus & Julia Stone, the acclaimed Aussie sibling duo whose music spans intimate folk and dreamy indie pop, bring their new album "Karaoke Bar" to Music Hall of Williamsburg in New York on Tuesday September 22, 2026. Since their breakout hit "Big Jet Plane," they've earned multi-platinum sales and multiple ARIA Awards. Don't miss this intimate performance!

Climate Jam is a Broadscale x Winterfest Climate Week NYC benefit concert for the nonprofit Protect Our Winters (POW). Now in its second year, this night of live music raises funds for POW, which was started by some of America's leading athletes to mobilize the outdoor sports community to fight climate change. This year's lineup brings together an extraordinary group of special guests: Karl Denson, saxophonist for The Rolling Stones; Adam Met of AJR, who also founded the climate nonprofit Planet Reimagined; horn players/singers Jen Hartswick and Natalie Cressman of Trey Anastasio Band; and Grammy Award-winning pedal steel guitarist Robert Randolph -- all joining Climate Jam’s house band Twilight Muse for a night of classic live music in service of a cause that's never mattered more. Jam out for a good cause at Brooklyn Bowl on Tuesday September 22!

Altın Gün, the Amsterdam-based, Grammy-nominated Turkish psych-folk innovators, blend fuzzy 70s Anatolian rock with synths and funk. Their new album Garip pays tribute to folk icon Neşet Ertaş, showcasing the band's evolving, genre-bending sound. Catch them live at Brooklyn Steel on Wednesday September 23, 2026!

Slothrust—the jazz-and-blues trained trio led by Leah Wellbaum—fuses grunge grit with pop hooks and sludgy guitars into a sound all their own. Freshly signed to Equal Vision Records and gearing up for their new album 'What They Grow in the Garden,' catch them live at Brooklyn Bowl on Wednesday September 23, 2026!

Montana-raised Americana/folk quartet TopHouse—Jesse Davis, Joe Larson, Will Cook, and Andy LaFave—blends classically-trained musicianship with soaring folk-pop anthems and Celtic-tinged energy. Following their October 2025 album "Theory & Practice" and a milestone Grand Ole Opry debut, the Nashville-based band brings their joyful, symphonic live show to Brooklyn Bowl on Thursday September 24, 2026!

Pioneers of the UK rave scene since 1990, The Prodigy fused breakbeat, punk energy, and electronic firepower into anthems like "Firestarter" and "Breathe," selling over 25 million records and racking up seven UK No. 1 albums. Now touring with dazzling visuals and pulsating bass behind new material, see them live at Under the K Bridge Park in Brooklyn on Friday September 25, 2026.

Since breaking out with 2008's "Roll with You," Eli "Paperboy" Reed has been hailed by NPR as "inspired, raw and powerful," blending gritty Southern soul, Chicago blues, and gospel fire into nine acclaimed albums and searing live shows. Catch this soul revivalist's heart-stopping falsetto live at Brooklyn Bowl on Friday September 25, 2026!

Kingston-born reggae star Keznamdi, winner of the 2026 Grammy for Best Reggae Album with BLXXD & FYAH, blends roots reggae with hip-hop and dancehall for a powerful, conscious sound. Catch his feel-good vibrations live at Brooklyn Bowl on Thursday October 15!

*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!