Bowery Presents

Roadrunner, the new Boston venue from Bowery Presents, will be the largest indoor general admission venue in New England once it opens in spring of 2022.

”Our hope is that our pro-active stance encourages people to do the right thing and get vaccinated.”

The 3500-capacity venue is currently set to open in Spring of 2022, and it's name was inspired by The Modern Lovers‘ song.

Amber Mark, Beach Bunny, Brian Fallon, Claud, Deer Tick, The Districts, Mannequin Pussy, Hamilton Leithauser, Jamila Woods, and Marco Benevento are among the artists slated to perform.

Construction on the new venue, whose name is tba, is set to begin in April, with an opening currently scheduled for fall of 2021.

As recently mentioned, Bowery Presents acquired Philly venue Electric Factory and temporarily renamed it North Seventh while they ran a contest for fans to help permanently rename the venue. Now the renaming is official...

The Philly venue has temporarily been renamed ”North Seventh,” while its new owners Bowery Presents crowdsource a new permanent name.

Asbury Park, NJ's iconic Asbury Lanes closed for renovations in 2015 with plans to reopen in the spring of 2016. Two and a half years later, the venue is now set to reopen Memorial Day weekend, looking a little different.

Earlier this year, NYC venues Bowery Ballroom and Mercury Lounge confirmed that they were parting ways with Bowery Presents (which was acquired by AEG), and we heard that Live Nation would be taking over the two Lower East Side venues. Today that news has been officially confirmed, as Bowery Ballroom/Mercury Lounge co-owner Michael Swier and Live Nation announced their new promotions and booking venture, Mercury East Presents.

New Zealand's Fazerdaze are on their first, albeit short, North American tour, supporting the this year's debut album, Morningside which she played all of at Mercury Lounge on Wednesday night...