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Acclaimed singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist, A.J. Croce has announced the return of his celebrated Croce Plays Croce tour, a heartfelt tribute to the music of his late father, Jim Croce. The tour will include two New York…

Gov Ball 2025 Day 2 wasn’t about to let a little weather stop the show — though it definitely tried. After hours of anticipation and a series of weather delays, doors finally opened to the public at 4:30pm. Some earlier sets were…

Gov Ball 2025 launched into its 14th year as a festival — and its third at the lush Flushing Meadows Corona Park — with a vibrant Day 1 lineup that had something for everyone: local love, surprise guests, and viral moments. Jean Dawson…

English indie rock unit The Kooks brought their captivating act onto The Rooftop At Pier 17 for the New York stop of their latest North American Tour, stunning audiences beneath the stars and amongst the Manhattan skyline. The Kooks.…

For generations of New Yorkers, few names are as closely tied to the city’s live music scene as Ron Delsener. Now playing in select theaters, the new documentary Ron Delsener Presents offers an all-access look at the relentless promoter…

Yusuf / Cat Stevens is stepping back into the spotlight this fall not just with a guitar in hand, but with a lifetime of stories. In support of his long-awaited new memoir, Cat on the Road to Findout, the legendary artist is embarking on a…

Kiss played their first show at Coventry in Queens, a little known venue that fostered a budding glam rock and punk scene in the city.

A piece of NYC punk history resurfaces with Prime Primitive: 1976–1977, a new archival vinyl release featuring early studio recordings and ferocious live cuts from iconic punk band Testors. Presented by Green Noise Records, the…

“Doin’ It” is a steamy rap classic from 1995, brought to life by hip-hop legends LL Cool J and LeShaun. The track captures New York’s unique mix of culture, raw energy, and charm at the height of the ‘90s. LL represents Queens, LeShaun…

For a brief 5 year stint, Hurrah paved the way for rising punk bands as well as new wave and industrial music. Patti Smith, the Ramones and Blondie all graced the stage over the years.