Brooklyn Bowl

Brooklyn Bowl's three locations are currently closed until further notice due to the pandemic, but they're still forging ahead with a space in another city, Philadelphia.

Like musicians and bands, who are suffering financially while their tours get cancelled, venue staff from bartenders, bouncers, sound technicians and beyond are also going without paychecks while the places they work are closed.

Carnegie Hall, Brooklyn Bowl, Town Hall, Public Records, The Shed, House of Yes, Knockdown Center, and Basement are among the venues temporarily shuttering to help stop the spread of coronavirus.

Pete Rock headlines this year's February event in Brooklyn.

”Nashville's got a similar vibe to what's going on in Brooklyn,” says Brooklyn Bowl's Peter Shapiro. ”(It has) a lot of creative and outgoing people who like to work hard, play hard and have fun, and love live music.”

It's officially December, NYC got its first snowfall of the season, lights and trees are going up everywhere, and The Hold Steady's 'Massive Nights' run at NYC's Brooklyn Bowl is about to begin...

City Winery founder Michael Dorf will talk about his new book ’Indulge Your Senses: Scaling Intimacy in a Digital World’ with another veteran NYC venue owner, Peter Shapiro (Brooklyn Bowl, Capitol Theatre, Wetlands) in NYC this week...

Craig Finn and the Uptown Controllers, Sugar's David Barbe, T. Hardy Morris, Mike Cooley and Patterson Hood's pre-Drive-By Truckers band Adam's House Cat, and more open the ”Summertime 6-Pack.”

Check out the full lineup, in partnership with Shout It Out Loud Music.

Highline Ballroom is closing this February.