Tank and The Bangas

The club, an exact replica of DC's original 9:30 Club, opens May 30. The initial lineup of shows also includes Pixies, The Walkmen, Yo La Tengo, Sylvan Esso, X, Jeff Tweedy, Portugal. The Man, Jenny Lewis, Parliament Funkadelic, and more

Brandi Carlile, Ozzy Osbourne, Bonnie Raitt, and Molly Tuttle are also among the 2023 Grammy winners.

"Music For Valentines" features 100 gecs, Andrew Bird, NNAMDÏ, Weyes Blood, The Arcs, Dry Cleaning, Alice Longyu Gao, Midland, SZA, Stromae, Billie Eilish, FINNEAS, Rosalía, and more.

The lineup also features Ed Sheeran, Mumford & Sons, Santana, Jill Scott, Leon Bridges, Jazmine Sullivan, and more...

2023 nominees also include Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Big Thief, Arctic Monkeys, Bjork, IDLES, Spoon, Jazmine Sullivan, Steve Lacy, Snoh Aalegra, GloRilla, Future, Pusha T, and more.

Plus: Trevor Noah, AFI, MAVI, Regina Spektor, Meet Me @ The Altar, Rose City Band, Winter Jazzfest and more tour and festival news.

Friday’s NYC-area shows include Alex G, Plains, Soul Glo & City of Caterpillar, Ceremony, Oso Oso, and more.

Plus: Tank & The Bangas' NYC residency with Norah Jones, Big Freedia and more, The Head & The Heart, Coheed & Cambria's Neverender cruise, Incendiary, Sick New World, and more tour and festival news.

Plus: Angel Du$t & One Step Closer, The Umbrellas, Caleb Caudle, GWAR, Paramore, Bikini Kill, Jonathan Richman, Zach Bryan, and more tour and festival news.

Listen to new songs by Chance the Rapper/Joey Bada$$, Lil Baby, Chlöe, Duke Deuce/Glorilla, deadmau5, Porcupine Tree, The Chemical Brothers, Miles Davis, Brockhampton, Dawes, and more.