NYC music

NYC music

New York City has emerged from the pandemic's challenges into a bar renaissance, offering refreshed classics, innovative cocktails, and vibrant nightlife opportunities.

"It was created during a time in my life where I became free within myself. I've never had a recording experience like I did making this song."

The Stoops Art & Community Summer Festival, now in its 12th year, takes place on July 26 from 1 to 7 p.m. on Decatur Street, highlighting community spirit.

Alex G performed "Afterlife" from his album Headlights on the Late Show with Stephen Colbert, showcasing his latest musical evolution and fresh sound.

Broadway's 10th anniversary celebration of Hamilton includes making 1,000 seats available for $10 through a digital lottery for a special matinee on August 6.

"Too often, actors and stage managers are forced to piece together work just to survive between productions. This collaboration with Caesars Palace Times Square creates new opportunities for our members to support themselves without leaving their professional community."

Taylor Mac will host an intimate musical evening at Robert F. Wagner Jr. Park, celebrating the reopening and honoring downtown New York's nautical past with sea shanties.

The Battery Dance Festival, the city's longest-running free public dance festival, will next month begin its 44th edition with the re-opening of the Robert F. Wagner, Jr. Park on Saturday, August 9.

The exhibition embraces the slowness of culture. It takes time to make a painting, write a poem, choreograph a dance, even organize a show like Sky High has. And that slowness of culture is a tool against the speed of technology.

"The New York Sari: A Journey Through Tradition, Fashion, and Identity" opens September 12 and runs through April 2026, tracing the path of the sari from the Indian subcontinent to NYC.

The third edition of the anime and manga festival will feature over 100 artists, anime screenings, cosplay fashion shows, game panels, workshops, and prizes, honoring Japanese culture.

In navigating adulthood, jessa has revisited her childhood expectations with grace and humor, addressing them with patience while reflecting on her growth and learning.

Murphy emphasizes the importance of exploring one’s instincts during rehearsals, encouraging her partner to let go of nerves and trust in his special qualities.

We were extremely close to locking in an ownership transfer for Our Wicked Lady when we were thrown a massive curve ball. Our landlord decided he does not want a music venue to continue on his property and refused a near sale.

Gould tells the full story of Talking Heads, capturing the unique dynamics of the band and its pivotal role in transforming rock music during a vibrant era.

Kaytranada and Justice will co-headline North American shows in autumn 2025, touring together after sharing a Paris show last year.

The exhibition titled Exaltation dives headfirst into emotional chaos, reframing our collective overwhelm as something decadent, theatrical, and, yes, a little bit beautiful.

Mickey and Minnie Mouse made a surprise visit to preschoolers at Hudson Guild, providing an opportunity for children to meet beloved characters in person.

Jordyn Woods wore a custom corset with her boyfriend’s face at a Knicks game, and her orange and blue crystal manicure initiated a trend of stylish game-day manicures.

Texas Is the Reason disbanded at their peak, yet their legacy has influenced numerous bands in the emo genre and remains significant today.

"Working in the office, [our product] is something - a new blush, say - that we're around all the time. We go to meetings about how products are made every week. It doesn't feel necessarily thrilling from the inside when you're in it for a year and a half."

Inside the performance room, a trio of glowing lamps - one purple, one orange, one green - bathe the 'ballroom,' as McClain calls it, in a mesmerizing, ethereal glow.

Our Wicked Lady will permanently close on July 21, ten years after its opening, due to financial struggles exacerbated by the COVID pandemic.

The heavy downpour caused damage to a roof pipe, which led to a significant amount of water coming into a portion of the lower levels of the building.

Ray DeJon passed away at age 63, just before his 64th birthday and a planned comedy roast event, with the cause of death currently unknown.

Labubus are plush toys with unsettling wide grins and serrated teeth that have become a sensation on social media and in nightlife, especially at raves.

"We're thrilled to unveil this year's incredible lineup - a dynamic mix of global headliners and rising voices that reflect where comedy is right now and where it's headed."

Laverne Cox's one-woman show, Gurrl, How Did I Get Here?, on July 28, explores the themes of love, loss, trauma, triumph, and self-acceptance.

In 2013, two comedians started arguing in the parking lot of the renowned Comedy Store in Los Angeles when fellow comics Rell Battle and Brian Moses broke it up and insisted they metaphorically duke it out with insults before a crowd.

The Supreme Court allowed the Trump administration's plan to dismantle the Education Department—and lay off 1,400 employees—to continue, resulting in a workforce that will be about half the size it did before Mr. Trump returned to office.

Klay Thompson and Megan Thee Stallion were spotted enjoying a romantic date night in NYC, making their relationship public and showcasing visible affection.

The 'Hasan Hates Ronny | Ronny Hates Hasan Tour' will cover a wide range of topics including politics, war, immigration, and personal experiences, promising no solutions.

"Atlas was a pretty big record for us, and chances are if you're reading this, it's a pretty big record for you too," the band shared in a statement. "Nobody ever said, 'I love Real Estate, but I hate their third LP, Atlas.' And if they did say that, they never said it anywhere around us - and we read everything you guys write on the internet; some of it can get pretty weird."

"To me, these buildings are more than just a hotel or a property to stay at for vacationers. They're a piece of the community. They're a part of our history."

The song "Kon! Kon!" features Indian nu-metal act Bloodywood, marking the second collaboration between the two acts.

Monsignor Jamie Gigantiello introduced his A Taste of Heaven olive oil and flight of wines at the annual Feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, marking a new chapter since the music video ordeal.