The Shacks, Maude Latour & Adrian Daniel playing new MSG livestream series
MSG Uncovered, a new virtual performance series, showcases NYC bands for a good cause.
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Neil Young says a Crazy Horse tour of still-existing old arenas is coming soon
"...we have decided to play the old arenas - not the new sports facilities put up by corporations for their sports teams."
Chris Stapleton announces tour (MSG & NJ shows have BrooklynVegan presale)
Openers on the tour vary by date, and they include Willie Nelson, Margo Price, Dwight Yoakam, Sheryl Crow, Yola, The Highwomen, Jason Isbell, and more...
Ozuna announces ‘Nibiru’ US tour, including Madison Square Garden
Puerto Rican reggaeton singer Ozuna will tour the US behind this past fall's 'Nibiru' (which features Snoop Dogg, Anuel AA, Swae Lee, Nicky Jam, Diddy, DJ Snake, Sech, and more).
Sturgill Simpson & Tyler Childers reveal venues for tour (NYC is Madison Square Garden)
Catch Sturgill and Tyler at an arena near you in 2020.
Misfits, Rancid & The Damned played Madison Square Garden (review, setlists, videos)
Misfits' first NYC show with Danzig, Doyle, and Jerry since 1983 (and apparently the band's final reunion show) looked and sounded as great as you'd hope, and it was a killer triple bill with Rancid and The Damned...
Post Malone brought out DaBaby at MSG, Swae Lee brought out A$AP Ferg (pics, videos)
One day after Rolling Loud NYC, Post Malone, Swae Lee, and Tyla Yaweh's MSG show was full of surprise guests who had just played the festival...
Billie Eilish announces 2020 arena tour (MSG, Barclays, Pru Center, more)
Billie Eilish has had one of the fastest rises in recent memory, so it’s not really a surprise that she just announced a 2020 arena tour...
Elton John adds 7 more NYC-area shows to farewell tour
Elton John added Madison Square Garden, Barclays Center, Prudential Center, and Nassau Coliseum shows for spring 2020.
Vampire Weekend played MSG with Steve Lacy, announce 2020 tour (pics, videos, setlist, dat…
’Father of the Bride’ contributor Steve Lacy joined Vampire Weekend on stage for the very first time at their 32-song, almost-three-hour Madison Square Garden show.