You may have heard of it. The Bryant Park, the new Philip Pilevsky hotel (not ...
Besides the unbeatable indie lineup, unobstructed views, great acoustics, and a spacious standing-room setup make this divey music venue a citywide favorite. A downstairs bar means you can drink to your heart’s content while waiting for your preferred musical act to take the stage.
Rock and roll — literally — at Williamsburg’s new bowling alley/Blue Ribbon restaurant/music venue all in one. While chugging back Brooklyn-brewed beer, take note of this cool detail: The sixteen-lane behemoth is the first LEED certified bowling alley in the world.
Hip, ground-level coffee shop with sweet treats by day, intimate beer-fueled music scene downstairs by night.
By day, a record label. By night, a laid-back nightclub where anything goes (and usually does). Live music performances and DJ sets happen in the middle of the dance floor. A very energetic, worldly crowd comes to sweat, sing, and sway to the hard drinks.
Photo: Yusuf Sayman / Courtesy of Nublu
There’s a good view from every seat at this intimate concert and dinner theater space. Emerging artists from cabaret, jazz, and indie scenes sweat it out for your pleasure. Fair warning: Slight subway rumblings may interrupt a much-anticipated acoustic set.
Super-crowded concert space for truly devoted fans of the newest acts making it in NYC. Squeeze your way to a plastic-cup-contained beverage but down it before elbowing up to the stage. Claustrophobes beware.
You may have heard of it. The Bryant Park, the new Philip Pilevsky hotel (not ...