Concerts in New york This-weekend
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Concerts in New york This-weekend 2026 schedule
This weekend in New York offers a vibrant lineup of concerts and events across some of the city's most iconic venues. From October 31 to November 1, music enthusiasts can enjoy a diverse array of performances, ranging from world-renowned artists to local talents. On Saturday, the Madison Square Garden hosts Harry Styles and Jamie xx, promising an unforgettable night of pop and electronic music. Meanwhile, the Blue Note Jazz Club features performances by Robert Glasper, with multiple showtimes on both Saturday and Sunday, delivering soulful jazz rhythms. The David Geffen Hall at Lincoln Center presents the New York Philharmonic in their 'Get Out in Concert' series, an engaging experience for classical music fans.
For those seeking an energetic night, the Chelsea Stage and Mercury Lounge host dueling pianos and alternative acts like The Lost Boys, along with themed Halloween parties such as 'Thriller - 80s Disco Halloween Night' at Mercury Lounge. Urban dance and reggaeton fans can enjoy the Rooftop at Pier 17, which features a Halloween celebration with Krewella & Nervo, ARTY & DVBBS, as well as a Yacht Party Cruise along the Hudson River. The Bowery Ballroom and Gramercy Theatre will showcase performances by Heavens to Betsy and Paul Oakenfold & The Crystal Method, respectively.
For a more intimate experience, jazz clubs like Birdland and Iridium Jazz Club host performances by the Pasquale Grasso Trio, Mike Dawes, and Oz Noy Trio, offering smooth jazz and guitar virtuosity. Additionally, the city’s top venues are hosting theatrical and family-friendly events, including Wicked Sing-Alongs at Symphony Space and the Strawberry Fields Beatles Brunch at City Winery.
Whether you're into mainstream pop, jazz, classical, or electronic dance music, this weekend's lineup ensures there's something for everyone to enjoy in New York City’s dynamic concert scene.