Tonight, that band returns with a mix of more new songs and old favorites, featuring Russell Farhang on violin, Jon Flaugher on bass, Erik Jekabson on trumpet, and Mark McLean on drums.
Brothers Isaac and Thorald Koren return to the New York stage for one night only, bridging the gold-record rock of The Kin - who shared stages with Coldplay, P!nk, and Bon Jovi - with the raw, voice-centered songcraft of the Brothers Koren.
The three members of Alash, Bady-Dorzhu Ondar, Aian-ool Sam, and Ayan Shirizhik, are at the peak of their powers as the most authentic and powerful Tuvan musicians in the world. They bring the ancient and legendary power of Tuvan music and "Khöömei" or Tuvan Throat singing to audiences around the globe.
J. Hoard returns to Joe’s Pub to record a live album with his band! This show will feature new solo and ensemble compositions as well as songs from the long-awaited big creature debut album.
Loose Cattle are inheritors of the progressive politics and compassionate humanity of folk and country truth-tellers past and present, taking on these weird American times with tenderness, rigor, empathy, and guitars.
Tonight, that band returns with a mix of more new songs and old favorites, featuring Russell Farhang on violin, Jon Flaugher on bass, Erik Jekabson on trumpet, and Mark McLean on drums.
Known for her sly, genre hopping cabaret work that collides eras and emotions, Bergl returns with a new set that gleefully refuses to behave. In "Off Night," she and Jonathan Mastro reinvents hits from Cy Coleman to SZA, from Rogers and Hammerstein to Sabrina Carpenter.
Come spend an intimate evening with Alice Smith, celebrating her return to New York at Joe’s Pub--a venue very special to her, one from the start of her career. It will be a reminiscent night to remember.
The comedy show that’s never the same twice! Join Chris Turner for an unmissable live experience where freestyle rap and stand-up comedy combine with jaw-dropping results.
Kathy is a "mostly true" cabaret about Mike’s iconic mother, Kathy. This high-energy evening traces the life of a woman who is as much a force of nature as she is a suburban legend.
Loose Cattle are inheritors of the progressive politics and compassionate humanity of folk and country truth-tellers past and present, taking on these weird American times with tenderness, rigor, empathy, and guitars.
The comedy show that’s never the same twice! Join Chris Turner for an unmissable live experience where freestyle rap and stand-up comedy combine with jaw-dropping results.
In celebration of July 25—Day of Afro-Latina, Afro-Caribbean, and Diaspora Women—the Afro-Latino Festival presents an intimate evening with acclaimed Afro-Peruvian poet, songwriter, activist, and writer Mónica Carrillo Zegarra. Marking the release of her new album, this live performance weaves poetry, song, and ancestral memory into a powerful ritual of voice and resistance.
The three members of Alash, Bady-Dorzhu Ondar, Aian-ool Sam, and Ayan Shirizhik, are at the peak of their powers as the most authentic and powerful Tuvan musicians in the world. They bring the ancient and legendary power of Tuvan music and "Khöömei" or Tuvan Throat singing to audiences around the globe.
This hilarious duo spreads their infectious brand of funny with a high-energy set jam packed with beloved tunes and new music. Audiences can expect to laugh and leave feeling even more incredible than when they came.
A jaw-dropping evening of COMPLETELY IMPROVISED music and comedy, with a fabulous band and special guests. After three years of sold-out performances, TV and Broadway veteran Jason Kravits returns to Joe’s Pub, with his award-winning, highly-acclaimed solo show, OFF the TOP!
The Skivvies are Lauren Molina and Nick Cearley, singer/actor/musicians performing stripped down arrangements of eclectic covers and eccentric originals. Not only is the music stripped down - cello, ukulele, glockenspiel, melodica - but the Skivvies literally strip down to their underwear to perform.
Tonight, that band returns with a mix of more new songs and old favorites, featuring Russell Farhang on violin, Jon Flaugher on bass, Erik Jekabson on trumpet, and Mark McLean on drums.
Known for her sly, genre hopping cabaret work that collides eras and emotions, Bergl returns with a new set that gleefully refuses to behave. In "Off Night," she and Jonathan Mastro reinvents hits from Cy Coleman to SZA, from Rogers and Hammerstein to Sabrina Carpenter.
Join Catbus Collective for a one-of-a-kind evening where jazz meets Japanese anime, Studio Ghibli, and City Pop. This seven-piece ensemble transforms beloved soundtrack gems into a new sonic experience, from the sweeping melodies of Ghibli's most iconic films to the shimmering grooves of 80s City Pop.
When Andy’s best friend and bandmate Kyle suddenly dies, he does what any highly neurotic composer would do— he writes a show about it. What starts as a tribute spirals into a brutally honest, laugh-out-loud, and heart-wrecking journey through memory, grief, and rock and roll.
Brothers Isaac and Thorald Koren return to the New York stage for one night only, bridging the gold-record rock of The Kin - who shared stages with Coldplay, P!nk, and Bon Jovi - with the raw, voice-centered songcraft of the Brothers Koren.
J. Hoard returns to Joe’s Pub to record a live album with his band! This show will feature new solo and ensemble compositions as well as songs from the long-awaited big creature debut album.
Kathy is a "mostly true" cabaret about Mike’s iconic mother, Kathy. This high-energy evening traces the life of a woman who is as much a force of nature as she is a suburban legend.
Come spend an intimate evening with Alice Smith, celebrating her return to New York at Joe’s Pub--a venue very special to her, one from the start of her career. It will be a reminiscent night to remember.
Jeremiah Harmon makes his debut at Joe’s Pub for an evening of story-songs and intimate acoustic performances, accompanied by a small string band and joined by special guests from the local scene. Blending folk blues, country gospel, and chamber pop, Harmon’s music draws on early childhood memories, family history, and a personal mythology steeped in Southern folklore.
Join Catbus Collective for a one-of-a-kind evening where jazz meets Japanese anime, Studio Ghibli, and City Pop. This seven-piece ensemble transforms beloved soundtrack gems into a new sonic experience, from the sweeping melodies of Ghibli's most iconic films to the shimmering grooves of 80s City Pop.
When Andy’s best friend and bandmate Kyle suddenly dies, he does what any highly neurotic composer would do— he writes a show about it. What starts as a tribute spirals into a brutally honest, laugh-out-loud, and heart-wrecking journey through memory, grief, and rock and roll.
Lama El Homaïssi returns to the stage with her latest show “Hakawatiya”, a new solo cabaret paying tribute to her Lebanese roots, the stories and tunes that have shaped her throughout her journey from Beirut to New York. The evening features Lama’s signature blend of underground Arabic jazz cabaret, Broadway musical comedy, and rock and roll.
A Tribute to Diana, Dionne and Donna is a show that will have you on your feet dancing, leaving Joe’s Pub feeling your absolute best. Introducing Ta-Tynisa Wilson, a powerhouse vocalist who has graced stages all around the world. She will be performing your favorite hits by Diana Ross, Dionne Warwick, Donna Summer and more.
Jeremiah Harmon makes his debut at Joe’s Pub for an evening of story-songs and intimate acoustic performances, accompanied by a small string band and joined by special guests from the local scene. Blending folk blues, country gospel, and chamber pop, Harmon’s music draws on early childhood memories, family history, and a personal mythology steeped in Southern folklore.
Alysha Brilla is a 3x JUNO Award nominated songwriter, producer and electrifying live performer, as well as the 2025 Women in Music International Leadership Honouree and a 2024 Canadian Screen Award nominee. Driven by global percussion, percussive guitar and soaring vocals, Brilla’s sound is a transcendent call and response.
Influenced by their lived experiences, revolutionary politics, and love for their Black, queer, and trans communities, "Playlist for the Liberated Soul: The Music of Artemis Montague" will highlight Montague’s Black-queer, and trans-led musicals, SHE SINGS ME HOME, HOW BABY AND ANCESTORS STARTED A REVOLUTION, and RHAPSODY IN SUNFLOWER YELLOW. The concert will also showcase some of their music as an independent artist and have you contemplating community, love, mental health, friendship, politics, and how Black people started Musical Theatre as we know it today.
Alysha Brilla is a 3x JUNO Award nominated songwriter, producer and electrifying live performer, as well as the 2025 Women in Music International Leadership Honouree and a 2024 Canadian Screen Award nominee. Driven by global percussion, percussive guitar and soaring vocals, Brilla’s sound is a transcendent call and response.
The New York-based experimental cellist and avant garde composer makes her Joe’s Pub debut with a thrilling evolution of her live set, in a performance that melds her boundary-defying compositions with elements of film noir, psychological thriller, and cabaret. MIZU explores themes of transformation and the infinite possibilities of self.
D'yan Forest returns to Joe’s Pub on her 92nd birthday with an all-new show! Way back in the 1960s, D’yan Forest was in Paris, enjoying experiences that Emily wouldn’t dare dream of.
A concert reading of something new, written by Bridget Everett, Isaac Oliver, Marc Shaiman, Rachel Shukert, and Scott Wittman. Created in collaboration with Patti LuPone.
With Tarabesque, his powerful new album, Firas Zreik signals the emergence of a new musical language. Merging Tarab—the ecstatic, immersive state of listening central to Arab musical traditions—with the global influences he has absorbed across continents and scenes, he creates a sound that is timeless, urgent, and entirely his own.
The New York-based experimental cellist and avant garde composer makes her Joe’s Pub debut with a thrilling evolution of her live set, in a performance that melds her boundary-defying compositions with elements of film noir, psychological thriller, and cabaret. MIZU explores themes of transformation and the infinite possibilities of self.
Come spend an intimate evening with Alice Smith, celebrating her return to New York at Joe’s Pub--a venue very special to her, one from the start of her career. It will be a reminiscent night to remember.
D'yan Forest returns to Joe’s Pub on her 92nd birthday with an all-new show! Way back in the 1960s, D’yan Forest was in Paris, enjoying experiences that Emily wouldn’t dare dream of.
Join Catbus Collective for a one-of-a-kind evening where jazz meets Japanese anime, Studio Ghibli, and City Pop. This seven-piece ensemble transforms beloved soundtrack gems into a new sonic experience, from the sweeping melodies of Ghibli's most iconic films to the shimmering grooves of 80s City Pop.
A concert reading of something new, written by Bridget Everett, Isaac Oliver, Marc Shaiman, Rachel Shukert, and Scott Wittman. Created in collaboration with Patti LuPone.
A Tribute to Diana, Dionne and Donna is a show that will have you on your feet dancing, leaving Joe’s Pub feeling your absolute best. Introducing Ta-Tynisa Wilson, a powerhouse vocalist who has graced stages all around the world. She will be performing your favorite hits by Diana Ross, Dionne Warwick, Donna Summer and more.
With Tarabesque, his powerful new album, Firas Zreik signals the emergence of a new musical language. Merging Tarab—the ecstatic, immersive state of listening central to Arab musical traditions—with the global influences he has absorbed across continents and scenes, he creates a sound that is timeless, urgent, and entirely his own.
A concert reading of something new, written by Bridget Everett, Isaac Oliver, Marc Shaiman, Rachel Shukert, and Scott Wittman. Created in collaboration with Patti LuPone.
The New York-based experimental cellist and avant garde composer makes her Joe’s Pub debut with a thrilling evolution of her live set, in a performance that melds her boundary-defying compositions with elements of film noir, psychological thriller, and cabaret. MIZU explores themes of transformation and the infinite possibilities of self.
Come spend an intimate evening with Alice Smith, celebrating her return to New York at Joe’s Pub--a venue very special to her, one from the start of her career. It will be a reminiscent night to remember.
A concert reading of something new, written by Bridget Everett, Isaac Oliver, Marc Shaiman, Rachel Shukert, and Scott Wittman. Created in collaboration with Patti LuPone.
Kathy is a "mostly true" cabaret about Mike’s iconic mother, Kathy. This high-energy evening traces the life of a woman who is as much a force of nature as she is a suburban legend.
Come spend an intimate evening with Alice Smith, celebrating her return to New York at Joe’s Pub--a venue very special to her, one from the start of her career. It will be a reminiscent night to remember.
Come spend an intimate evening with Alice Smith, celebrating her return to New York at Joe’s Pub--a venue very special to her, one from the start of her career. It will be a reminiscent night to remember.
Come spend an intimate evening with Alice Smith, celebrating her return to New York at Joe’s Pub--a venue very special to her, one from the start of her career. It will be a reminiscent night to remember.
Lama El Homaïssi returns to the stage with her latest show “Hakawatiya”, a new solo cabaret paying tribute to her Lebanese roots, the stories and tunes that have shaped her throughout her journey from Beirut to New York. The evening features Lama’s signature blend of underground Arabic jazz cabaret, Broadway musical comedy, and rock and roll.
Alysha Brilla is a 3x JUNO Award nominated songwriter, producer and electrifying live performer, as well as the 2025 Women in Music International Leadership Honouree and a 2024 Canadian Screen Award nominee. Driven by global percussion, percussive guitar and soaring vocals, Brilla’s sound is a transcendent call and response.
Influenced by their lived experiences, revolutionary politics, and love for their Black, queer, and trans communities, "Playlist for the Liberated Soul: The Music of Artemis Montague" will highlight Montague’s Black-queer, and trans-led musicals, SHE SINGS ME HOME, HOW BABY AND ANCESTORS STARTED A REVOLUTION, and RHAPSODY IN SUNFLOWER YELLOW. The concert will also showcase some of their music as an independent artist and have you contemplating community, love, mental health, friendship, politics, and how Black people started Musical Theatre as we know it today.
A concert reading of something new, written by Bridget Everett, Isaac Oliver, Marc Shaiman, Rachel Shukert, and Scott Wittman. Created in collaboration with Patti LuPone.
A concert reading of something new, written by Bridget Everett, Isaac Oliver, Marc Shaiman, Rachel Shukert, and Scott Wittman. Created in collaboration with Patti LuPone.
The three members of Alash, Bady-Dorzhu Ondar, Aian-ool Sam, and Ayan Shirizhik, are at the peak of their powers as the most authentic and powerful Tuvan musicians in the world. They bring the ancient and legendary power of Tuvan music and "Khöömei" or Tuvan Throat singing to audiences around the globe.
J. Hoard returns to Joe’s Pub to record a live album with his band! This show will feature new solo and ensemble compositions as well as songs from the long-awaited big creature debut album.
Loose Cattle are inheritors of the progressive politics and compassionate humanity of folk and country truth-tellers past and present, taking on these weird American times with tenderness, rigor, empathy, and guitars.
Tonight, that band returns with a mix of more new songs and old favorites, featuring Russell Farhang on violin, Jon Flaugher on bass, Erik Jekabson on trumpet, and Mark McLean on drums.
Known for her sly, genre hopping cabaret work that collides eras and emotions, Bergl returns with a new set that gleefully refuses to behave. In "Off Night," she and Jonathan Mastro reinvents hits from Cy Coleman to SZA, from Rogers and Hammerstein to Sabrina Carpenter.
Come spend an intimate evening with Alice Smith, celebrating her return to New York at Joe’s Pub--a venue very special to her, one from the start of her career. It will be a reminiscent night to remember.
The comedy show that’s never the same twice! Join Chris Turner for an unmissable live experience where freestyle rap and stand-up comedy combine with jaw-dropping results.
Kathy is a "mostly true" cabaret about Mike’s iconic mother, Kathy. This high-energy evening traces the life of a woman who is as much a force of nature as she is a suburban legend.
Loose Cattle are inheritors of the progressive politics and compassionate humanity of folk and country truth-tellers past and present, taking on these weird American times with tenderness, rigor, empathy, and guitars.
The comedy show that’s never the same twice! Join Chris Turner for an unmissable live experience where freestyle rap and stand-up comedy combine with jaw-dropping results.