Concerts in New York City

The Rock and Roll Playhouse, the nation's largest kid-friendly concert series, presents DJ Golden Hour - Tribute to Demon Hunters for Kids! Let little ones dance and groove to epic tunes in an interactive, family-friendly celebration at Brooklyn Bowl on Sunday, July 26 at 12pm doors. Kids under 1 are free!

Jam band pioneers New Potato Caboose — the first band ever to play NYC's legendary Wetlands Preserve — have shared stages with Blues Traveler, Widespread Panic, and Dave Matthews Band. Catch their killer harmonies and double drum grooves at Brooklyn Bowl on Sunday July 26!

Grammy-winning Roots guitarist "Captain" Kirk Douglas and Charlotte Douglas lead an immersive sound healing journey, bringing restorative vibrations and deep relaxation to Brooklyn Bowl on Monday, July 27!

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 Wednesday July 29!

No artist in the 21st century has brought jazz to such a young and diverse audience as Kamasi Washington. The LA saxophonist and composer behind The Epic and Fearless Movement comes to Music Hall of Williamsburg on Thursday July 30!

Oakland legends Souls of Mischief brought jazz-infused lyricism to West Coast hip-hop with their iconic 1993 debut '93 'til Infinity,' named one of The Source's Top 100 Rap Albums of all time. Catch them live at Brooklyn Bowl on Thursday July 30!

Austin-based indie-pop duo Wild Child blends radiant harmonies, violin, and ukulele into infectious melodies that have charted viral hits and won Best Indie Band at SXSW. Catch them live at Racket on Thursday July 30!

Leading the UK garage renaissance with viral sets and chart hits like "If U Need It," English DJ and producer Sammy Virji brings his high-energy bassline sound to Brooklyn Army Terminal - Pier 4 on Friday July 31!

Known as the "High Priestess of Hard Techno," Sara Landry delivers thunderous, divinely feminine industrial techno that has captivated festival crowds worldwide. Catch her live at Under the K Bridge Park in Brooklyn on Friday July 31!

*POSTPONED* Port Salerno, Florida rapper Bossman Dlow broke out with the viral smash "Get in with Me" and has been on a tear ever since, delivering gold-certified projects and what XXL calls "impeccable swagger" and a "booming baritone voice." Catch the Motion Party Tour at Webster Hall on Friday July 31!

Calling all ARMY! Army Day Out is the ultimate K-Pop fan celebration, bringing BTS lovers together for a night of music, dancing, and fan camaraderie. Immerse yourself in the vibrant world of K-Pop culture at Brooklyn Bowl on Friday, July 31!

Riff Wood is a rock band from Davis County, Utah composed of best friends who started rocking out together at age 11 and won Utah's Battle of the Bands as 9th graders. Now signed to Giant Music, catch them on the Tough Luck Tour at Irving Plaza on Thursday August 6!

*NEW DATE* Saved By the 90s, the highest-quality, longest-running live 90s party on Earth, brings its massive interactive experience to Brooklyn Bowl on Friday August 14! Get ready for everything from Third Eye Blind to the Spice Girls, all performed live by a totally fresh band with a DJ spinning dope tunes all 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!

Grammy-winning icon Erykah Badu—the Queen of Neo-Soul—has been redefining R&B since her triple-platinum debut Baduizm. Experience her legendary live show with De La Soul & The Alchemist at Forest Hills Stadium in Queens on Friday September 18!

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!