Live music in Long Beach, NY

Coldplay’s hits are reimagined by the Highline String Quartet in a candlelit tribute at the Barrymore Film Center in Fort Lee. The program features favorites including Clocks, Shiver, Speed of Sound, Trouble, Fix You, Paradise, Something Just Like This, Yellow, The Scientist, feelslikeimfallinginlove, and A Sky Full of Stars, all set amid a warm glow that creates an intimate, multi-sensory atmosphere. The performance runs 60 minutes, doors open 45 minutes beforehand, and late entry is not permitted once the music begins. Seating is assigned on a first come, first served basis within each zone. Attendees must be at least 8 years old, and guests under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant. This is a tribute event and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the artist, their estate, or official representatives.

At Williamsburg Music Center, a Mississippi juke joint style celebration honors NEA National Heritage Fellow and Hill Country boogie icon R.L. Boyce with a full program of learning, art, and live music. The North Mississippi Blues Workshop is limited to 20 participants and carries a $150 fee, and attendees are asked to bring a practice amp. Instruction comes from Lightnin Malcolm, R.L.’s longtime second guitarist and drummer whose credits include the Grammy-nominated Roll & Tumble and the BMA-nominated Boogie with R.L. Boyce Live, along with work with Cedric Burnside, R.L. Burnside, Junior Kimbrough, Paul “Wine” Jones, the Mississippi All Stars, and Tab Benoit; Robert Kimbrough Sr. (CPSB), the youngest son of Junior Kimbrough, who will pass on Cotton Patch Soul Blues guitar approaches; harmonica player and bandleader Brian Hurd of Daddy Long Legs and Howlin’ Hurd and the House Rockers, an artist with international touring experience and a Hohner endorsement; and Brother Tito Deler, known as Harlem Slim, a National resonator guitarist shaped by the Delta tradition and mentored by R.L. Boyce, Jimmy “Duck” Holmes, and Leo “Bud” Welch, with appearances in Southern jukes and at festivals such as the Bentonia Blues Festival. A free pop up exhibit presents a multi projector video collage of Boyce’s life created by Brooklyn artist Amy Verdon, a close collaborator who released two of his recordings including a BMA-nominated live album, produced the R.L. Boyce Picnic for several years, and put forward his nomination for the NEA National Heritage Fellowship, while a stage banner by Detroit and Mississippi graffiti artist Michael Carter adds to the visuals. The celebration culminates in a free juke joint jam that embraces the welcoming, improvisational spirit of the original venues where Black communities gathered for music and fellowship, with special guests including Harmony Love Bartz, Dave Dawson, Tucky Parkis, and Ms. Slide Guitar Wendy Jean Garrison, along with additional guests. This is an all ages event, and portions of the program are free while others are paid, with overall admission ranging from $0 to $150.

This event puts the spotlight on flavor, with plenty of tasty food and beverages at the center.

Presented by Live Nation, Good Mourning Sunshine brings Foster The People and Goth Babe to Forest Hills Stadium. This all ages concert features live performances from both artists.

TCB brings a high energy show to The Villager Farmingdale, blending modern country with classic Southern rock. The set spans artists from Zach Brown to Morgan Wallen and is geared to keep the party vibe going. Enjoy the outdoor experience The Villager offers while the music brings a lively atmosphere to Farmingdale.

Enjoy tasty bites and refreshing beverages with music in a welcoming setting.

United Palace hosts a milestone celebration for Tony Vega’s 50th anniversary. This anniversary event highlights five decades and offers a moment to recognize this significant milestone.

Kelela brings an immersive live set to Brooklyn Paramount in Brooklyn, blending R&B and electronic sounds with sleek vocals, experimental production, and a futuristic club-inspired atmosphere. Known for songs like "LMK", "Contact", and "Rewind", she offers hypnotic R&B, dance-forward textures, and emotionally rich live moments.

Yachtley Crew brings its Yacht Rock sound to St. George Theatre. This seven-member group from Southern California made its mark in 2017 with a run of sold-out club shows that helped fuel a nationwide wave of enthusiasm for the genre. Their rise drew the attention of Jimmy Buffett, who welcomed them to his Mailboat imprint, followed by a signing with Earache/Universal Records.

The Chicks take the stage at Beacon Theatre in New York, NY.

Supertaste takes the stage at Music Hall of Williamsburg for an evening of live music. Attendees must be 16 or older. A Preferred Mezzanine option provides access to the house left mezzanine on the second floor, with limited lounge seating offered on a first come, first served basis.

Enjoy live salsa with Tres del Solar, and El Gringo Latino will be on the decks. Admission and parking are free, with an additional lot available to the right of Enterprise. Tables are held for guests ordering dinner. For reservations, contact Audrey at (914) 439-4532.

The event has been postponed because of the weekend's weather. A new date has been scheduled.

Mind Enterprises takes the stage at Brooklyn Steel. Guests must be 16 or older. For an upgraded experience, the Preferred Terrace grants access to a reserved viewing area on the second floor balcony and the adjoining Ludlow Lounge, along with a private restroom.

La Casita Brooklyn brings a bachata day party to Bushwick with live instruction, Latin beats, and a cozy, club-style atmosphere. Guests can warm up with a guided bachata lesson, then keep the energy going with a mix of bachata, reggaeton, and tropical party sounds. Bottle specials and specialty cocktails are part of the experience, along with plenty of chances to snap photos and enjoy a social dance floor. The setting draws on Puerto Rican flair and NYC nightlife, welcoming beginners, seasoned dancers, couples, singles, birthday groups, and friends seeking a vibrant Latin dance night in Brooklyn.

Ivy Lab began as a trio in North London, united by a taste for the experimental edges of UK bass music, and later evolved into a duo whose sound blends hip hop influence with halftime and future beats. Early recognition included a nod from Mixmag’s top DJs of 2015, and their 20/20 LDN project grew into both a clubnight and a label that drew strong praise. The label launched with the Ivy Lab presents 20/20 Volume 1 compilation and quickly earned accolades, helping define this strain of electronic music through subsequent releases. Notable originals and remixes for artists like Banks and Noisia expanded their reach, while appearances at major festivals including Glastonbury, EDC, Sonar, SXSW, and more underscored their influence. This event centers on that journey, showcasing the duo’s forward-leaning take on bass, hip hop, and machine-driven electronica.

Reggaeton Paradise turns Lost in Paradise Rooftop in Long Island City into a high energy celebration of Latin music, culture, and community, complete with tropical ambiance and skyline views. Top Latin DJs keep the dance floor moving with reggaeton, dembow, salsa, guaracha, vallenato, pop Latino and crossover anthems, including hits by artists like Bad Bunny, Karol G, Feid and Rauw Alejandro. Expect a packed rooftop, photographers capturing the vibe, bottle service and signature cocktails. VIP table reservations offer fast entry and premium seating, making it a popular choice for birthdays, bachelorette and bachelor parties, anniversaries, graduations, corporate outings and girls’ night out. Easily reached in Queens and close to Manhattan, this weekly gathering has become a go-to for fans of Latin nightlife and high energy club culture in NYC.

DJ Golden Hour comes to Brooklyn Bowl, presented by The Rock and Roll Playhouse.

At New Jersey Performing Arts Center, the NJ Symphony presents iconic film music led by conductor Keitaro Harada. The program includes favorites from the movie musicals West Side Story and An American in Paris, alongside Joe Hisaishi’s score for the Studio Ghibli film Spirited Away. This celebratory concert spotlights orchestral writing from the big screen and offers a lively kickoff to the season.

Adelphi Orchestra opens its 73rd season with American Voices at 250 at Broadway Presbyterian Church. Conductor Kyunghun Kim leads a program honoring America’s 250th Anniversary alongside Beethoven’s legacy. Guest soloist Sophia Werner performs Barber’s Violin Concerto. The program also includes Barber’s Adagio for Strings and Beethoven’s Symphony No. 8. This concert is part of the orchestra’s season opener presented in both New Jersey and New York City.

Experience a Colombian-style Latin dance party in Astoria with salsa, bachata, cumbia, and reggaeton filling the room. Enjoy cocktails and a full night of nonstop dancing in a lively, welcoming atmosphere.

A Colombian Latin dance night at Ritmos 60 in Astoria features salsa, bachata, cumbia, and reggaeton, along with cocktails. Tickets are available.

A juke joint style memorial celebration fills The Gutter with North Mississippi blues in honor of Como, Mississippi legend R.L. Boyce, the Hill Country Boogie King whose half century in music is being saluted. Expect a night steeped in hypnotic grooves, raw rhythms, and deep-rooted tradition. Sharde Thomas and the Rising Stars Fife & Drum Band keep alive one of the oldest strands of American blues, a lineage connected to her grandfather Otha Turner, who was R.L. Boyce’s uncle. Boyce began in 1970 at age 15 as a drummer in that very fife-and-drum family band, and Thomas also appears on the soundtrack to the film Sinners. New Moon Acoustic Blues, a New York City duo, explores early 1900s American sounds, with singer guitarist Karl Schwarz versed in Mississippi Delta and Piedmont styles, alongside traditional gospel and spirituals, and David A. Barnes on harmonica, a member of Memphis Blood. Brother Tito Deler, also known as Harlem Slim, offers blues inspired by Son House and Fred McDowell, infused with his Dominican roots. Howlin’ Hurd and The House Rockers are led by Brian Hurd of Daddy Long Legs, recently back from tours in Australia and Japan, bringing fervent, street-honed blues. Robert Kimbrough Sr. BluesConnection (CPSB) represents the youngest son of Junior Kimbrough, delivering trance-rich Cotton Patch Soul Blues. Lightnin’ Malcolm appears as a North Mississippi electric one-man band who played, recorded, and toured with Boyce for three decades as second guitarist and drummer, and has also worked with Cedric Burnside, Mississippi All Stars, and Paul Wine Jones. Admission is $20 and attendees must be 21 or older. The night promises plenty of boogie in true juke joint spirit.

Tricky at Brooklyn Steel welcomes guests ages 16 and over. Preferred Terrace access includes a prime viewing area on the second floor balcony and the adjacent Ludlow Lounge, along with a private restroom.

Don Omar brings The Last King World Tour to Prudential Center in Newark, NJ. This stop on the tour offers a chance to see him perform live in Newark.

Deep Afro House takes center stage at Silo Brooklyn, with hypnotic rhythms, rolling percussion, and soulful melodies driving a late-night dancefloor. Angie Ocampo headlines. Maria Sifontes plays back to back with Milo, and Vnuz and Awa set the mood from the opening moments. This is a single-room affair with a unified sound that carries straight through the night.

A weekly open mic happens every Monday night. Advance notice is appreciated if you plan to come, but walk-ins are welcome too.

The Chicks take the stage at Beacon Theatre in New York with a refined concert that blends heartfelt storytelling and high-energy country-pop. Rich, room-filling vocals anchor a set that moves from quiet, intimate moments to big, full-band anthems. Fan favorites arrive in impactful live arrangements that keep the momentum going throughout the night.

Brooklyn Bowl hosts a soothing sound healing experience guided by Charlotte Douglas and her husband, Captain Kirk Douglas of The Roots. The session invites participants to set intentions and relax as immersive vibrations fill the space. Bring a yoga mat or blanket for comfort. Please note that bowling will not be available during this event.

Failure brings a live performance to Warsaw Concerts. The show welcomes attendees of every age. Tickets are available through an artist presale, a Bandsintown presale, a Live Nation presale, and a general public onsale.

Oliver Malcolm takes the stage at Baby’s All Right for a live performance that welcomes all ages. Getting there is simple, with the J, M, and Z lines stopping at Marcy Avenue and the L line at Bedford Avenue, and a garage available one block west on Broadway. The bar is open each night.

Sylvan Esso performs at Brooklyn Paramount for an evening of music. Please note that the schedule and any opening acts may change without notice. For accessible seating, email Info@BrooklynParamount.com to arrange accommodations. Balcony guests receive an exclusive entrance, balcony access, a private bar, private restrooms, and a private coat check. Ticket options include a public onsale, presales for Citi cardmembers with preferred tickets, an artist presale, a Live Nation presale, and VIP packages available in both presale and general release.

CAT NIP Solo brings a Rocktober hump day show to the Salty Dog in Bay Ridge. Expect a lively blend of acoustic and electric tunes for a midweek boost that sets the tone for the weekend, with upbeat energy and good vibes.

RYAL celebrates the release of their debut full-length album, Party of the Century, with a night of surprises and synth-pop. The event features performances by Gold Casio, IONNA, and Muo Duo.

At House of the Redeemer, an intimate program pairs the music of John Dowland and Benjamin Britten, composers separated by three centuries yet united by a remarkable feel for setting poetry to song. Two singers with lute and harp bring clarity and focus to storytelling through music, highlighting the expressive power of the voice and honoring both composers’ contributions to the musical landscape.

At Mangia Bene, enjoy an evening that pairs dinner with a classic supper club performance as Joe Pianos revisits his roots in Nice N Easy, a salute to the great crooners of our time. Call to reserve.

Inter Arma marks two decades with a celebratory night at Saint Vitus Bar in Brooklyn. Chained to the Bottom of the Ocean joins the bill for this milestone event.

This karaoke night offers a relaxed setting where guests can take the mic or sit back and enjoy the show. Highlights include food, music, and an easygoing atmosphere that welcomes both first timers and regulars. It is a fun option for groups ready to pick a favorite song and make an evening of it.

A candlelit concert in New York brings together the elegance of Bach and the timeless melodies of The Beatles at the Archdiocesan Cathedral of the Holy Trinity. Performed by the Highline String Quartet, the evening features Bach selections such as the Allegro from Brandenburg Concerto No. 3, the Prelude from Cello Suite No. 1, Ave Maria as arranged by Gounod after Bach, and the Vivace from the Concerto for Two Violins, alongside Beatles favorites including I Want to Hold Your Hand, Yesterday, Blackbird, Strawberry Fields Forever, All You Need Is Love, Eleanor Rigby, Michelle, Love Me Do, Something, In My Life, Hey Jude, Here Comes the Sun, and Come Together. The program runs 90 minutes, and doors open 45 minutes before the music begins, with no late entry permitted. Seats are assigned within each zone in the order of arrival. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Because of ongoing renovations, the venue is not currently ADA compliant.

Experience a live performance of 'emotion engine' along with a set of the artist's other top songs.

Trashy Annie unleashes loud, unfiltered rock and roll made for the stage, with towering guitars, relentless grooves, and songs that hit hardest in front of a crowd. At the helm is Annie Davis, honored as the 2023 CMA of Texas Americana Artist of the Year and recognized from Survivor Season 49, driving a set that is high energy, raw, sweaty, and all in. Nothing glossy, nothing extra. Pure rock and roll.

Shagshop Rooftop is a jam-forward Brooklyn band whose name traces back to twelve homegrown rooftop parties thrown over seven years atop Shag, an adult boutique in Williamsburg. Their final rooftop blowout drew more than 200 people and made an appearance on Mayor Mamdani's Instagram. The set mixes catchy originals across Latin, indie, rock, and funk, plus covers that range from Radiohead and Led Zeppelin to the Beatles and Frank Sinatra. After moving from neighborhood rooftops to stages around the city, including a sold out Union Pool show earlier this year, they make their Sultan Room Rooftop debut alongside Good Time Mystery Vision.

Aoeria returns to Nostalgia LI in Bethpage for an early Halloween celebration with The Himbams, Donner & The Devil, and Adding Auras. The music leans into art rock and psychedelic rock with a surreal bent, focusing on darker and heavier jams. Advance tickets include a download of My Favorite Tunes. The announcement highlights a photo of Snoqualmie Falls in Washington, the location seen in the opening credits of David Lynch’s Twin Peaks, credited to Frank Giliberti.

Bryan Bielanski, a singer songwriter drawing on rock and folk, performs at Silvana Harlem Boutique. His songs pair an instantly familiar feel with a fresh twist, shaped by near constant touring. He has played more than 2,500 shows, including 311 in 2025, reaching audiences across numerous U.S. states, Canadian provinces, and countries worldwide. His work includes the album titled Bryan's Super Happy Fun Time.

Part of the bitknot tour, Feeble Little Horse performs with Snuggle at Brooklyn Steel in Brooklyn, NY. Attendees must be 16 or older. The Preferred Terrace offers a prime second floor balcony viewing area and access to the adjacent Ludlow Lounge, along with a private restroom.

Set within the glow of candlelight, this concert pays tribute to Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons at the Archdiocesan Cathedral of the Holy Trinity in New York. The Highline String Quartet presents movements from Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter, paired with Astor Piazzolla’s Cuatro Estaciones Porteñas, Max Richter’s recomposed selections including Spring 1 and Autumn 3, and Camille Saint-Saëns’s The Swan. The performance runs 60 minutes. Doors open 45 minutes before the start, and there is no late entry once the music begins. Seating is assigned on a first come, first served basis within each zone. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult. Owing to renovations, the venue is not currently ADA compliant. Multiple showtimes are available. This is a tribute experience and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the original artists, their estates, or official representatives.

A fundraising concert centers on awareness of Addison’s disease, a rare form of primary adrenal insufficiency that requires lifelong steroid treatment and can be life threatening without timely care. Long Island musicians and artists collaborate with Note by Note Song Share, volunteering their talents to support education and outreach. Organized by a Team Addison USA ambassador active since January 2020, the event highlights the challenges of delayed diagnosis and limited clinical familiarity. Funds raised support Team Addison USA and Team Addison Global, with donations dedicated to awareness initiatives, educational resources, community connection, and efforts that help people receive faster treatment and feel less alone. Featured collaborators include Marilyn Pardo, Jenn Albert, Karen Kellers, and other local musicians.

Celebrate the music of Frank Sinatra in an intimate candlelit setting, where a string trio performs classical arrangements of beloved songs. Curated by Lumos, known for creating enchanting concerts in partnership with notable venues and churches, this tribute features selections like Strangers in the Night, Can’t Help Falling in Love, Come Fly With Me, For Once in My Life, the theme from New York, New York, They All Laughed, and The Way You Looked Tonight. Seating is first come first served within tiered zones labeled Platinum, Gold, Silver, and Bronze. The program is offered across multiple sittings. Guests ages eight and up are welcome. The venue is wheelchair accessible, although front row placement cannot be guaranteed. Each month, a different charity receives a donation.

Presented by GSPC, the 45th Jersey City Durga Utsov is billed as the largest Durga Utsov in the Tri-State, bringing sacred pujo and a thakur dalan together with food, adda and a live concert at William L. Dickinson High School. This community gathering honors devotion and culture while offering time to connect over conversation, cuisine and music.

Separated by three centuries, John Dowland and Benjamin Britten both excelled at shaping poetry into song, and this program salutes their enduring influence. In an intimate setting for two singers with lute and harp, the music centers the clarity of the human voice, telling stories with directness and sparking the listener’s imagination. Presented at Church of the Ascension.

Note by Note Songshare presents a benefit song share raising awareness and funds for Addison’s disease, a serious condition marked by primary adrenal insufficiency that requires lifelong steroid therapy. The effort supports Colleen McMahon, representing Team Addison USA, and those affected by the illness. The program features performances by Marilyn Pardo, Jenn Albert, Karen Kellers, Sun n Moon, Margaret Lassen, Matt Ponsot, Jean Rock-Machine Vertucci, Mark Speranza, a comedy set from Bill Ervolino, Lisadiana Delaney, Cowboy Steve Spinner, and Jimi Durso. Contributions of any size help provide support to people living with Addison’s disease.

Four Year Strong leads an all ages show at Massapequa VFW Hall with Ten Years Out, Autoignition, and Ja'King the Divine. Tickets are $29.50 in advance and $35 on the day of the show.

Fred Armisen brings Comedy For Musicians But Everyone Is Welcome to the Beacon Theatre in New York. The show is open to all, with a special nod to music fans. Ticket pricing is all-in and includes fees before any applicable taxes. By purchasing, attendees agree to follow the health and safety measures in place at the time, and these may change based on government or venue guidelines. The performance may feature immersive elements such as flashing or strobe lighting, intense lighting and visual effects, loud sounds, and atmospheric effects like smoke or fog, which could affect guests sensitive to these conditions. Ticket access includes a public on sale and presales for Citi cardmembers, the artist, Live Nation, the venue, City National Bank cardholders, and Verizon Access Featured Venues. For the most current information, check the event details provided by Beacon Theatre.

At The Feast of St Gerard, this freestyle celebration highlights the genre’s legends and the classic tracks that shaped its prime. The set draws on signature hits associated with Exposé, Stevie B, TKA, The Covergirls, George Lamond, Johnny O, Cynthia, Coro, Lisa Lisa and Noel, creating a dance-focused atmosphere that honors a beloved era.

Part of the Love You Even Still 2026 World Tour, SUGAR brings a performance to Brooklyn Steel with J. Robbins of Jawbox. Entry is limited to attendees 16 and older. A Preferred Terrace option offers access to a prime viewing area on the second floor balcony and to the adjacent Ludlow Lounge, along with a private restroom.

At New Jersey Performing Arts Center, Patti Smith returns to her home state for an evening of songs and stories as part of the Dodge Poetry Festival. Recognized as a pioneering poet of punk, her impact for more than five decades spans literature, music, visual art, politics, and global culture. She has written many books, including the National Book Award winning Just Kids. Her landmark 1975 album Horses has been inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame and added to the National Recording Registry of the Library of Congress. Her honors include France's Legion of Honour, Sweden's Polar Prize, and the PEN Literary Service Award.

Loofy brings a heartfelt, club-driven sound that fuses deep house, techno, and R&B. The U.S. DJ has surged onto the global radar with a standout release on New York’s Nervous Records, earning support from artists such as Tale of Us, Tiesto, Dom Dolla, Mau P, Malaa, Oscar G, John Summit, and others. Shaped by roots in Chicago and Florida and a key creative chapter in the UK, his style travels easily across scenes and borders. Alongside touring, he is growing his Luv & Lust imprint, a catalog defined by intimate, sensual cuts that stay true to his vision. Centered on the music rather than the surrounding buzz, this appearance channels raw American club energy into a dynamic, emotionally resonant session.

Halloween brings the return of BOOTS, the favorite 1960s dance party, to the Sultan Room for a Haunted Go-Go Ball. The night features go-go creatures, spooky 60s rock and soul spun on vinyl, and decor designed to thrill. Expect a lively, retro atmosphere with plenty of eerie flair.