Forest Hills Stadium

Jethro Tull (technically ”Ian Anderson Presents Jethro Tull”) have extended their 50th anniversary tour through September 2019.

Fares for Lyft and Uber could be on the rise after the establishment of a minimum wage for ride-hailing app drivers in NYC, the first of its kind.

After a very quiet 2018, My Morning Jacket are gearing up for an ever so slightly busier 2019.

The National’s mini Forest Hills Stadium festival, There’s No Leaving New York, wrapped up on Sunday with sets from Future Islands, Cat Power, U.S. Girls, and Bully.

The National’s mini There’s No Leaving New York festival kicked off on Saturday (9/29) at Forest Hills Stadium with Jason Isbell & The 400 Unit, Phoebe Bridgers, and more.

Like they’ve been doing on tour this year, Portugal. The Man opened with their customized Beavis & Butthead skit playing on the venue’s screen, and then came out for a Metallica/Pink Floyd mashup before doing a set that pulled mostly from their last two albums…

The National headline both nights of the Forest Hills Stadium event, with Jason Isbell, Cigarettes After Sex, Phoebe Bridgers and Adia Victoria on Saturday, and Future Islands, Cat Power, U.S. Girls and Bully on Sunday.

The chorus of American Utopia single “I Dance Like This” repeats, “we dance like this, because it feels so damn good.” That line is a good summation of the theme of David Byrne’s entire “untethered” show: the joy in movement.

In related news, Willie is playing a Beto O’Rourke rally in Austin later this month.

The National’s There’s No Leaving New York festival happens at Forest Hills Stadium in September, and we have a chance for you to win a staycation package that includes VIP passes to the festival, soundcheck access, a two night hotel stay at the ACE Hotel in Manhattan and more.