New York concert tickets

Celebrate the rich and diverse musical heritage of Syria with this two-concert series presented by the Syrian Music Preservation Initiative (SMPI). Taking place on Saturday, April 13 at City Lore and two weeks later on April 27 at Hungarian House, these intimate performances will feature a stellar lineup of musicians led by Artistic Director Samer Ali, including the internationally renowned MQ Dalal, who will perform traditional, acoustic chamber music from the Syrian and Arab repertoire. The sounds of the genre will be presented as they were originally performed: in a home-like setting with interaction welcome and the audience surrounding the group of musicians.

Following the legalization of cannabis in New York City, historic hip-hop venue S.O.B.’s began hosting annual 4/20-themed concerts for New Yorkers to celebrate the occasion with live music. For this year’s festivities, Raekwon of Wu-Tang Clan fame will be giving a full-length performance on Friday, April 19, with support from hip-hop up-and-comer Lord Sko. Shiest Bubz, the founder of the popular lifestyle brand “The Smoker’s Club” and the official Cannabis Grand Marshal in New York City will act as the evening’s host, and iconic hip-hop DJ Green Lantern will also be on hand providing beats. Of course, there will be a variety of cannabis products to enjoy during the show, supplied by sponsors Blazy Susan, Zatix Lifestyle, Baker Brothers, Drops of Life CBD, Bungludetch Farms and DeLisioso. 

Chase away the Sunday scaries with us at the Market with live music and good food! Live Music Sundays kicks off at noon with Bottomless Brunch and really gets going at 2pm with live performances from local acts. Coming up:Lulada Club: 2nd SundaysMoresoupplease: 3rd SundaysMelanar: 4th Sundays Spending $55 gets you a $35 TOM Card towards the meal of your choice from our editor-approved vendors and three hours of bottomless beverages, including mimosas, bellinis and Aperol Spritz.  Let us help you forget about Monday!

On Sunday mornings at 11am in Manhattan, GatherNYC creates the community and spiritual nourishment of a religious service, but the religion here is music. All are welcome at these hour-long performances of classical music by celebrated local artists. Coffee and pastries are available for free. These upcoming events are held at the Museum of Arts and Design (MAD) in Columbus Circle. Shows are scheduled through May 2024. Here’s what’s on the calendar: • January 7: 9 Horses + Jacob Jolliff (mandolin)• January 21: Parker Ramsay (harp) + Brandon Patrick George (flute)• February 4: Joe Lovano + The Overlook: Douglas J Cuomo's 'Seven Limbs'• February 18: Duo Kayo• March 3: Invoke• March 17: Borromeo Quartet• March 31: Juilliard Quartet• April 14: Maeve Gilchrist (harp)• April 28: Majel Connery + Felix Fan: Rivers are our Brothers• May 12: Ocean Music Action: Megan Conley (harp) + friends• May 26: Kristin Lee (violin) + friends 

Cypress Hill, the multi-platinum hip-hop group responsible for bops like "Insane in the Brain," is making a stop at Brooklyn Steel on April 19 for their "We Legalized It" tour, an homage to the group's long history of weed advocacy. The best part is they're putting their money where their mouth is; $1 from every ticket sold will be donated to The Last Prisoner Project, an organization that fights to get people who are imprisoned for marijuanna-related offenses out of jail. If you're really down for the cause, you can also purchase a VIP pass to the experience, which includes a meet and greet.

He’s worked with Liza Minnelli, Kylie Minogue and just about every downtown act in NYC. Now composer, pianist and performer Lance Horne hosts his own wild night of singing, drinking and dancing, strip-teasing and bad behavior at the East Village nightlife hub Club Cumming. Expect advanced show-tune geekery and appearances by Broadway stars looking to get down by the piano. Plan to sleep in on Tuesday.

Dance the night away with Latin Mix Saturdays, featuring Ronnie Roc & DJ Torres every Saturday from 7 to 10pm. Special drinks will be available at the Time Out Market Bar to cool you down and spice things up including specials from Casa Del Sol Tequila like the Tequila Solrise and a pomegranate margarita. With great music and tasty drinks, there’s no reason not to come dance with us!

Mosher is one of those talents you need to see to believe: warm, funny, biting, ferociously committed. In her weekly series at the downstairs Birdland Theater, she invites a gaggle of performers from Broadway and beyond to show their talents. 

Created and composed by G. Victoria Campbell, Treeson bills itself as a “new original eco-musical about finding purpose in life by saving the earth.” The show follows Ash, an environmental activist in the Pacific Northwest who is the heir to their family’s logging empire, prompting a crisis of conscience and questions of ethics. In celebration of Earth Day, the Treeson cast will perform selections from the show’s soaring soundtrack—which blends Indigenous, Western, folk and pop-rock music, with music and lyrics by Campbell—at 54 Below on Monday, April 22. Among the musical theater actors who will be taking the stage are Brooks Andrew, Madyson Bolton, DeShawn Bowens and Ashleigh Cassidy.

Forget Coachella, head to Queerchella. This monthly music festival showcasing queer talent in NYC is back on Sunday, April 21 at Three Dollar Bill in Brooklyn. As the event organizers say: Come discover your new favorite queer artist. The evening features nine performers for an evening of entertainment you won't want to miss. Plus, there's a spiritual/healing team, tarot, and cool vendors.