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Midtown West54 BelowAt 54 Below, every table is within 24 feet of the stage, putting Broadway performers on the scale of a supper-club conversation.Next: Thu Oct 15 · 9:30 PM · Broadway Sin Vergüenza: Telenovela NightsBushwickAlphavilleAlphaville pairs a Bushwick band stage with a bar you can settle into, making a small concert feel like part of a neighborhood visit.Next: Fri Nov 13 · 10:30 PM · Dan Spencer, NeckscarsProspect HeightsBarclays CenterBarclays Center puts arena concerts on the same floor where Brooklyn's basketball teams play, with a crowd measured in thousands.Next: Fri Oct 16 · 8:00 PM · Johnny Blue Skies & the Dark CloudsMidtown WestBirdland Jazz ClubBirdland pairs jazz ensembles with vocal performances in Midtown West, with separate club and theater programs under one name.Next: Mon Oct 19 · 7:00 PM · Julie Benko: Broadway Goes to the MoviesLower East SideBowery BallroomPrimarily a live-music hall, Bowery Ballroom occasionally makes sense for comedy when a touring comic needs a proper stage rather than a club setup.Next: Fri Oct 16 · 8:00 PM · Alana SpringsteenWilliamsburgBrooklyn BowlBrooklyn Bowl puts a concert stage, bowling lanes and a full-service restaurant under one Williamsburg roof.Next: Wed Dec 9 · 8:00 PM · Puss N BootsDowntown BrooklynBrooklyn ParamountBrooklyn Paramount stages modern concert tours inside a 1928 movie palace, with the old theatrical architecture still surrounding the crowd.Next: Mon Nov 9 · 7:00 PM · Orville Peck - Man Turned Mule TourMidtown WestCarnegie HallCarnegie Hall offers several sizes of close listening, from a solo recital to a full orchestra filling its main auditorium.Next: Sat Oct 31 · 7:30 PM · Nathan CarterChelseaCity Winery New YorkCity Winery pairs a seated concert with food and its own wines at Pier 57, beside the Hudson River in Chelsea.Next: Sun Nov 1 · 7:30 PM · Jimmy WebbGramercyGramercy TheatreNext: Thu Oct 22 · 7:00 PM · Carly Pearce - Honest Woman: Up Close - Presented by Conundrum WinesUnion SquareIrving PlazaIrving Plaza brings touring bands to Union Square, with a calendar broad enough to move from punk to soul and country.Next: Fri Oct 30 · 8:00 PM · Waylon Wyatt - Dustpiles World TourColumbia Street WaterfrontJalopy TheatreJalopy is a Red Hook listening space and music school where old-time, folk and country players share a stage with the students learning it.Next: Fri Oct 30 · 8:30 PM · The Lowest PairUpper West SideJazz at Lincoln CenterJazz at Lincoln Center offers a concert hall, a smaller stage and a club, giving the same music several different kinds of audience.Next: Tue Nov 24 · 7:00 PM · Bennie Wallace: BackCountry Jazz with Herlin RileyEast VillageLa MaMa Experimental Theatre ClubLa MaMa gives experimental performance an East Village home, with visiting artists and local productions sharing a long-running commitment to trying things out.Next: Fri Dec 11 · 7:00 PM · Country/ConvenienceUpper West SideLincoln Center for the Performing ArtsLincoln Center gathers opera, ballet, orchestral music, theater and film on one Upper West Side campus, with several calendars running at once.Next: Sun Nov 8 · 11:00 AM · Come & Sing: Broadway FinalesLower East SideMercury LoungeMercury Lounge keeps touring bands and local acts close to the audience on the Lower East Side, with opening sets worth making time for.Next: Thu Oct 8 · 6:00 PM · Owen RieglingDowntown NewarkNew Jersey Performing Arts CenterNJPAC pairs major touring performers with a substantial local program, bringing music, dance and comedy to Downtown Newark.Next: Thu Oct 22 · 7:30 PM · Little Big TownWilliamsburgPete's Candy StorePete's Candy Store gives songwriters and small acts a Williamsburg stage, with most shows funded by suggested donations instead of admission.Next: Mon Nov 9 · 8:30 PM · Mary McGuinnessChelseaRacketRacket puts a 650-person concert upstairs across from Chelsea Market, keeping the stage on a scale where the crowd still feels gathered together.Next: Mon Jan 25 · 8:00 PM · Rayland Baxter: The True Violet TourMidtown WestSony HallSony Hall keeps the decorative character of the old Diamond Horseshoe while putting a broad concert program beneath its starburst ceiling.Next: Mon Nov 2 · 8:00 PM · Rockers On Broadway: 33Upper West SideSymphony SpaceTwo theaters at Broadway and 95th Street, one from 1918 at street level and the Thalia from 1931 in the basement below it, sharing a bill of music, film and readings.Next: Thu Oct 22 · 7:00 PM · Broadway on Screen: Fallen Angels by Noël CowardHell's KitchenTerminal 5Two balcony levels look down on Terminal 5's main floor, making a large Hell's Kitchen concert feel stacked around the stage.Next: Thu Nov 5 · 7:00 PM · Hudson WestbrookGreenwich VillageThe Bitter EndThe Bitter End's red brick backdrop frames a Greenwich Village stage shared by generations of songwriters, bands and comedians.Next: Sat Oct 10 · 7:00 PM · Brooke Moriber's Nashville In New YorkMurray HillThe Cutting RoomA 30-foot guitar gives this Murray Hill music club a suitably oversized calling card, while the performances stay on a club scale.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 5:30 PM · Broadway Sings® Whitney HoustonEast VillageWebster HallWebster Hall brings touring bands into an East Village gathering hall whose history includes union rallies, public meetings and dances.Next: Fri Nov 20 · 7:30 PM · Greg Freeman