Concerts in New York City

*NEW DATE* Born and raised in Croatia, San Pacho is rapidly ascending the throne of tech house with his innovative production style. Party by the pool with him at The Summer Club on Sunday August 30 2pm doors!

Since forming in Santa Ynez, California in 1995, Mad Caddies have become ska-punk institution, blending punk, reggae, dixieland jazz, and swing into an energetic, genre-defying sound. Known for frenetic, mosh-pit-fueled live shows and their latest album "Arrows Room 117," these California legends bring their signature eclectic brew to Brooklyn Bowl on Sunday August 30, 2026.

Formed in Athens, Alabama, Alabama Shakes fused gritty Southern soul with blues-rock fire behind the electrifying voice of Brittany Howard. Their Grammy-winning albums Boys & Girls and Sound & Color turned anthems like "Hold On" and "Don't Wanna Fight" into modern rock classics, and their reunion tour brings that same raw, soulful power back to the stage. Catch Alabama Shakes live at Radio City Music Hall on Wednesday September 2, 2026!

British TikTok-born pop sensation Henry Moodie has racked up over 600 million streams and topped Amazon Music's Artists to Watch list with his emotionally raw, hook-driven songwriting. Fresh off his debut album 'Mood Swings,' he brings his Mood Swings World Tour to Racket in New York on Thursday September 3, 2026 — don't miss it!

The Ultimate Doors has long been celebrated as one of the most authentic and powerful Doors tribute bands in the country, praised as "uncannily true to the original" and "the closest you'll get to seeing The Doors live today." With period-correct instruments, vintage gear, and Jim Morrison-worthy stage presence, the quartet transports audiences back to 1968. Break on through with The Ultimate Doors live at Brooklyn Bowl on Thursday September 3, 2026!

D.O.D is the acclaimed British DJ and producer whose progressive house, electro house, and bass house tracks have made him a fixture on Spinnin' and Mixmash Records. Brit nominated and multi-platinum certified, he's collaborated with the likes of Calvin Harris and Sonny Fodera. Catch him live at The Summer Club in Long Island City on Saturday September 5, 2026 1pm doors!

Flip phones, iconic music videos, and unforgettable club anthems collide at Love in the Club — the ultimate 2000s hip hop and R&B dance party. Expect the biggest jams from Usher, Missy Elliott, Akon, and more of the era's defining hitmakers. Relive the throwback vibes live at Brooklyn Bowl on Saturday September 5, 2026!

Globally renowned South African-born, Swiss-based "Queen of Deep House," Nora En Pure delivers cinematic soundscapes, organic instrumentation, and ethereal performances that have made her a mainstay at Coachella, Tomorrowland, and Burning Man. Catch her signature blend of emotive piano leads and enchanting melodies live at The Summer Club in Long Island City on Sunday September 6, 2026 1pm doors!

King's X seemed destined for stardom with their irresistible blend of Beatlesque harmonies, metallic riffing, and prog rock detours, earning them a "musician's musicians" reputation and fans in Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains, and Soundgarden. See this pioneering progressive metal trio live at Brooklyn Bowl on Sunday September 6, 2026!

Memphis rapper and former Raider Klan member XAVIER WULF carries on his city's tradition of hypnotizing beats and macabre content. The gold-certified artist behind "Psycho Pass" brings his dark underground sound to Racket in New York on Wednesday September 9, 2026!

Black Marble, the moody synth project of songwriter Chris Stewart, fuses coldwave gloom with New Order-style basslines and Joy Division-tinged atmosphere. Since emerging from NYC's cold wave revival scene, Stewart's critically acclaimed records have made him a cult favorite in dark synth-pop. Catch Black Marble live at Webster Hall in New York on Thursday September 10, 2026!

Jammy Buffet brings the island escapism of Jimmy Buffett to life with a jam-band twist, stretching out into extended improvisations mid-song for a true Parrothead party. Currently touring behind their "Lakes Below the Mountains Tour," they're bringing margaritas, tropical vibes, and killer musicianship to every stop. Catch the fun live at Brooklyn Bowl on Thursday September 10, 2026!

Channel Tres, the Compton-bred rapper, singer, and producer behind his signature "Compton house" sound, fuses West Coast hip-hop grit with pulsing dance grooves. Known for hits like "Controller" and "Topdown," he brings The Enigma Tour to Knockdown Center on Thursday, September 10, 2026!

Blending melodic singer-songwriter hooks with rapid-fire rap, Philly-born, Charleston-based duo Little Stranger channels the golden-era spirit of Gorillaz and Timbaland into a genre-defying sound. Touring behind their new album Broken Hearted Boys Club, catch their high-energy show live at Brooklyn Bowl on Friday September 11, 2026!

Cruel Summer brings Taylor Swift's Eras Tour to life, fronted by the electric Alyssa Coco, whose music has appeared on CW's "Batwoman" and Netflix's "Selling Sunset." Backed by top professional musicians, this tribute band delivers all of Taylor's eras—including the newest, The Life of a Showgirl. Grab your friendship bracelets and catch the magic at Brooklyn Bowl on Saturday September 12, 2026!

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)!

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!

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!

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!

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!

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!

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!

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!

Foster the People burst onto the scene in 2011 with their Grammy-nominated debut Torches and the inescapable hit "Pumped Up Kicks," and have since built a reputation as one of indie-pop's most inventive live acts. Their latest album, Paradise State of Mind, notched a third Top 10 on Billboard's Album Sales chart and drew acclaim from NME, Billboard, and Forbes, fueling a sold-out global tour. Catch their psychedelic new stage show, featuring a 1950s-utopia-turned-fever-dream production, live at Forest Hills Stadium in Queens on Saturday October 10, 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!