What’s Going on Sunday?
Sunday’s NYC-area shows include Coldplay, Mannequin Pussy, Rufus Wainwright, Katy Kirby, La Femme, P.E., Indigo Sparke, and more.
Michelle Buteau
Keith Richards & The X‐Pensive Winos, Mavis Staples and more played Love Rocks NYC (pics, video)
Also appearing at the annual benefit: Bill Murray, Ivan Neville, Melissa Etheridge, Jackson Brown, Ben Harper and more.
Keith Richards & The X-Pensive Winos, Mavis Staples & more playing 2022 Love Rocks NYC benefit
Benefitting God's Love We Deliver, the 2022 edition of Love Rocks NYC happens March 10 at Beacon Theater and the lineup also includes Hozier, Warren Haynes, Melissa Etheridge and more.
What’s Going on Saturday?
Today's NYC-area shows include The Fiery Furnaces, The World is a Beautiful Place & I Am No Longer Afraid to Die, Four Tet B2B Floating Points, The Psychedelic Furs, and more
Tour news: Ric Wilson / Yellow Days, Diet Cig, Teen Daze, more
Plus: Deserta, Animal Collective, Seth Herzog's "SWEET", Czarface, American Nightmare, Gogol Bordello, Coldplay, SXSW 2022 and more tour and festival news.
NY Comedy Fest 2021 lineup: Nick Kroll, Marc Maron, Norm MacDonald, Michelle Wolf, more
The NY Comedy Festival will be back this fall from November 8-14 featuring featuring over 100 shows with more than 200 comedians in all five boroughs. Also on the lineup: Michelle Buteau, Brian Regan, Bill Maher, Ronny Chieng, Gary Gulman, Colin Quinn & more.
NYC FREE fest: a month of music, comedy & more at Hudson River Park’s Little Island
NYC FREE is a four-week festival happening at Hudson River Park's Little Island from August 11 - September 5, featuring music, comedy, dance, theater, art and more, with 460 artists and 160 performances.
What’s going on Sunday?
Sunday options include Cult of Luna, the all-star Harry Belafonte's 93rd birthday celebration, a Lou Reed birthday tribute, GZA, and more.
27 shows to see in NYC over Thanksgiving Weekend 2019
From Bob Dylan to Beach Rats, from Judy Collins to Cattle Decapitation, from A$AP Rocky to Ana Gasteyer, here are nearly 30 shows to go see over the long Thanksgiving Weekend in NYC.