The New York edit

New York keeps the night open.

A rooftop in Bushwick. A dance floor in Queens. Follow the line-up across the river and leave the finish open.

A rooftop in Bushwick. A dance floor in Queens. Follow the line-up across the river and leave the finish open. Choose a dated event on the venue’s official programme. Admission and opening times vary.

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Nowadays

A Ridgewood dance floor and outdoor yard where a New York weekend can stretch well beyond Saturday night.

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Elsewhere

Bushwick in several frequencies: live shows, electronic music and a seasonal rooftop at one multi-room address.

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The Campbell

A richly decorated former office makes a Grand Central drink feel like a destination.

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Neir’s Tavern

A Woodhaven neighbourhood tavern gives Queens explorers a stop with local history.

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Pete’s Tavern

A Gramercy saloon pairs a neighbourhood drink with a recognisably old New York setting.

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Peter McManus Cafe

This Chelsea corner pub keeps the drinks stop straightforward and sociable.

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Burp Castle

A small East Village beer bar rewards conversation at a lower volume.

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The Stonewall Inn

A working Village bar carries a central place in LGBTQ history into the present.

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Henrietta Hudson

A West Village queer bar makes room for music, dancing and community.

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Club Cumming

Cabaret, performances and late-night company give this East Village room its character.

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Industry Bar

A Hell’s Kitchen gay bar for a night built around the current show or dance floor.

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Union Pool

A Williamsburg bar and live room bring bands and an outdoor gathering space together.

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Gramercy Theatre

A former cinema gives an East 23rd Street concert a close, theatrical setting.

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Arlene’s Grocery

A former grocery on the Lower East Side is now a compact room for live music.

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Cafe Wha?

A MacDougal Street basement keeps the Village’s live-band tradition close to the audience.

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Le Poisson Rouge

A Village venue moves between adventurous concerts and late-night programmes.

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Joe’s Pub

An intimate performance room gives singers, storytellers and unusual bills space to lead.

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National Sawdust

A purpose-built Williamsburg room puts contemporary music and close listening first.

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Smoke Jazz & Supper Club

A compact Upper West Side jazz room makes the live set the centre of dinner plans.

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Webster Hall

A large East Village room for a night chosen from the concert programme.

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Music Hall of Williamsburg

A Brooklyn concert room with a clear focus on the band and the evening’s bill.

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Sony Hall

A Times Square basement venue offers live music beneath a theatrical historic ceiling.

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United Palace

An ornate Washington Heights theatre makes the architecture part of the performance night.

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Forest Hills Stadium

An outdoor Queens stadium turns a concert into a wider neighbourhood outing.

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