Find upcoming live events in NYC
New York’s live-entertainment calendar changes constantly, but a venue’s events page is the best place to confirm what is actually coming up. The records available for this guide verify active event listings at concert halls, comedy clubs and performance spaces—but they do not verify a particular show date, time, ticket price, age policy or reservation rule. In other words, use this as a shortlist of official calendars to check, not as a schedule of confirmed events.
The venues below cover stand-up, concerts and other live performances across Manhattan and Brooklyn. Festival details are not verified in the available records, so check venue websites for any festival-related listings and current information.
Manhattan comedy and performance venues
New York Comedy Club
New York Comedy Club presents stand-up showcases featuring multiple comics, including regular performers and surprise drop-ins. Its official site lists locations in Midtown, the East Village and the Upper West Side. Neighborhoods: Midtown, East Village and Upper West Side. Addresses: Midtown: 241 East 24th Street, New York, NY 10010; East Village: 85 East 4th Street, New York, NY 10003; Upper West Side: 236 W 78th Street, New York, NY 10024. A specific show’s date, time, admission price and age rules are not established here; check the venue’s website.
Visit New York Comedy Club’s official site
City Winery NYC
City Winery describes its concept as a combination of winery, restaurant and live music venue. Its site highlights intimate concerts, stand-up comedy, food and handcrafted wine. Neighborhood: check the venue’s website. Address: check the venue’s website. The supplied official-page information does not verify a street address or a particular event’s date, time, price or age rules.
Visit City Winery’s official site
The Town Hall
Founded in 1921, The Town Hall says it has hosted more than a century of landmark performances. Its official site lists upcoming performances and provides box office information. Neighborhood: Midtown Manhattan. Address: 123 West 43rd Street, New York, NY 10036, between 6th Avenue and Broadway. No particular event or ticket details are verified in this guide; check the venue’s website for current listings and box office information.
Visit The Town Hall’s official site
Webster Hall
Webster Hall’s official site has an upcoming shows section, along with pages for tickets, rentals and late nights. The supplied information does not establish more about the venue’s history or programming beyond those listings. Neighborhood: East Village. Address: 125 E. 11th St., New York, NY 10003. Specific show dates, admission prices, age rules and reservation details are not verified; check the venue’s website.
Visit Webster Hall’s official site
Mercury Lounge
Mercury East Presents maintains an official Mercury Lounge page with links to venue information, FAQs and private-events information. The available record does not establish a street address or provide enough venue-specific description to summarize its programming. Neighborhood: check the venue’s website. Address: check the venue’s website. The linked directions information in the supplied record points to another venue, so don’t rely on it for Mercury Lounge directions. Check the venue’s website for event and location details.
Visit Mercury Lounge’s official page
Brooklyn concert venues and live rooms
Brooklyn Bowl
Brooklyn Bowl presents itself as a rock-and-roll venue with an official calendar of live shows. Its site also lists bowling, menus and special events, and links to OpenTable. Neighborhood: Williamsburg. Address: 61 Wythe Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11249. No specific show date, price, age rule or reservation rule is verified here; check the venue’s website for current listings and practical details.
Visit Brooklyn Bowl’s official site
Brooklyn Paramount
Brooklyn Paramount’s official site lists live shows and provides venue details, accessibility and history pages. Its current listings include concerts and other live events. Neighborhood: Downtown Brooklyn. Address: 385 Flatbush Ave. Extension, Brooklyn, NY 11201. A particular performance’s date, time, ticket price, age policy or reservation conditions are not verified in this guide; check the venue’s website.
Visit Brooklyn Paramount’s official site
Warsaw
Warsaw presents itself as a Brooklyn concert venue and features a calendar of shows. Its site also links to visitor information, a menu, FAQs and private events. Neighborhood: Greenpoint. Address: 261 Driggs Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11222. The available record does not verify details for a specific show, including its date, price or age rules, so check the venue’s website before planning around a listing.
Baby’s All Right
Baby’s All Right describes its identity with the tagline “good drinks + good music.” Its official site lists a Brooklyn address and links to a show calendar. Neighborhood: Williamsburg. Address: 146 Broadway, Brooklyn, NY 11211. The supplied information does not establish event dates, times, prices, age rules or reservation policies; check the venue’s website for the latest calendar and details.
Visit Baby’s All Right’s official site
How to check listings before you go
Start with the venue’s own events or calendar page and confirm that the listing is for the date you want. Then check the official event details for start time, ticket availability, price, age restrictions, accessibility information and any entry or reservation rules. Those details can vary from one event to another, and they are not established by the venue summaries above.
If you are choosing between comedy and music, New York Comedy Club and City Winery both describe comedy programming, while City Winery also promotes concerts. For live music and other performances, the Brooklyn venues and The Town Hall link to active listings. That points you toward the right calendars without implying that a specific event is scheduled on a given date.
No confirmed festival schedule appears in the available records. For festival announcements or special multi-artist events, check official venue listings directly rather than assuming a recurring or past event is taking place. With the calendar and event details verified, you can build a plan around what’s actually on—not just a venue’s general programming.
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Cover photo: Meat Puppets live at the Brooklyn Bowl in New York, May 10, 2017 by Goongunther, licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. Cropped and resized from the original.