New York is where music history gets made -- a city that has birthed or shaped nearly every major American genre, from jazz and hip-hop to punk and minimalist classical. On any given night you can hear a world-class orchestra at Carnegie Hall, a rising indie act at Bowery Ballroom, or a jazz quartet spilling sound onto the sidewalk from a West Village club.
K8A is the solo project of violinist and composer Kaethe Hostetter (Debo Band, QWANQWA). Combining violin, voice, field recordings, and live electronics, her performances draw on years of collaboration within Ethiopian musical communities while embracing improvisation and experimental composition.
K8A is the solo project of violinist and composer Kaethe Hostetter (Debo Band, QWANQWA). Combining violin, voice, field recordings, and live electronics, her performances draw on years of collaboration within Ethiopian musical communities while embracing improvisation and experimental composition.
Will Bollinger is a NYC-based experimental banjo player and electronic musician who blends the 5-string banjo with electronic beats, looping, and MIDI. Esther's Laboratory comprises the literary and sonic musings of Brooklyn-based Esther Quansah, dominated by the intersection of her West African roots with her modern, experimental approach to creating art.
Free summer dance party celebrating House and Disco with live DJs, nonstop music, art, and community at MCNY.
Sip n Spin is a monthly music series featuring chill cafe tunes by a rotating cast of local DJs!
K8A is the solo project of violinist and composer Kaethe Hostetter (Debo Band, QWANQWA). Combining violin, voice, field recordings, and live electronics, her performances draw on years of collaboration within Ethiopian musical communities while embracing improvisation and experimental composition.
Join Us For A Free Family-Friendly silent disco event. Bring an ID to borrow headphones. Headphone supplies are limited.
Now in its 28th season, MoMA PS1’s signature summer music series Warm Up invites audiences to discover underground and emerging talent. Warm Up charts origin points for innovations in electronic music on Friday evenings at an hour that welcomes audiences of all ages.
Rooftop event w/ Pearly Drops @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 7.24!
Now in its 28th season, MoMA PS1’s signature summer music series Warm Up invites audiences to discover underground and emerging talent. Warm Up charts origin points for innovations in electronic music on Friday evenings at an hour that welcomes audiences of all ages.
Shoko Nagai's TOKALA explores the sound of the ancient connection between Japan and middle east via silk road where cultural exchange happened and left an imprint which became integral part of Japanese culture.
SPINALL returns to New York on July 25 for a special open air session at H0L0 Yard. Joining him is a lineup of selectors bringing their own perspective to the dance floor, setting the stage for a day and night rooted in Afrobeats, house, amapiano, and sounds from across the African diaspora.
Get ready for a night of pure house music energy as Louie Devito takes over the decks. 21+ & Older!
Kick off summer the right way at Pier 13 Hoboken with a four-day Memorial Day Weekend celebration on the waterfront. From sunset DJs and packed happy hours to a can’t-miss headliner performance and laid-back day parties, every day brings a different vibe and a reason to come back.
Genre-bending label and event series brings their friends to Central Park. Known for their rhythm, sonic chemistry, and raw emotion, Adam Ten and Mita Gami’s sets have delighted audiences from Burning Man to Coachella.
Genre-bending label and event series brings their friends to Central Park. Known for their rhythm, sonic chemistry, and raw emotion, Adam Ten and Mita Gami’s sets have delighted audiences from Burning Man to Coachella.
Genre-bending label and event series brings their friends to Central Park. Known for their rhythm, sonic chemistry, and raw emotion, Adam Ten and Mita Gami’s sets have delighted audiences from Burning Man to Coachella.
Shoko Nagai's TOKALA explores the sound of the ancient connection between Japan and middle east via silk road where cultural exchange happened and left an imprint which became integral part of Japanese culture.
Genre-bending label and event series brings their friends to Central Park. Known for their rhythm, sonic chemistry, and raw emotion, Adam Ten and Mita Gami’s sets have delighted audiences from Burning Man to Coachella.
Genre-bending label and event series brings their friends to Central Park. Known for their rhythm, sonic chemistry, and raw emotion, Adam Ten and Mita Gami’s sets have delighted audiences from Burning Man to Coachella.
Genre-bending label and event series brings their friends to Central Park. Known for their rhythm, sonic chemistry, and raw emotion, Adam Ten and Mita Gami’s sets have delighted audiences from Burning Man to Coachella.
Soak up the Sunday vibes with live DJ sets overlooking the Hudson River!
A tropical electronic song cycle interrogating what it means for a territory without full political representation to be repeatedly treated as a laboratory. Created in collaboration with four Puerto Rican poets, each sonic vignette traces a specific incident where Puerto Rico has been treated as a site of experimentation.
A tropical electronic song cycle interrogating what it means for a territory without full political representation to be repeatedly treated as a laboratory. Created in collaboration with four Puerto Rican poets, each sonic vignette traces a specific incident where Puerto Rico has been treated as a site of experimentation.
Free summer dance party celebrating House and Disco with live DJs, nonstop music, art, and community at MCNY.
A tropical electronic song cycle interrogating what it means for a territory without full political representation to be repeatedly treated as a laboratory. Created in collaboration with four Puerto Rican poets, each sonic vignette traces a specific incident where Puerto Rico has been treated as a site of experimentation.
An electronic, genre-bending night awaits you down at Shore Thing - where the bass meets the beach. Ride the wave of SPENCER BROWN bringing his signature blend of deep, melodic house and progressive rhythms, pulling you under with deep grooves, glowing builds, and wave-after-wave of energy.
P0RTALS is an immersive musical journey where sound, movement, and community converge, rooted in Afro House, ancestral rhythms, and spiritual connection. On July 31st, the portal reopens for an unforgettable night of world-class music, guided by Jay Vic and special guest Stan Zeff.
Now in its 28th season, MoMA PS1’s signature summer music series Warm Up invites audiences to discover underground and emerging talent. Warm Up charts origin points for innovations in electronic music on Friday evenings at an hour that welcomes audiences of all ages.
A tropical electronic song cycle interrogating what it means for a territory without full political representation to be repeatedly treated as a laboratory. Created in collaboration with four Puerto Rican poets, each sonic vignette traces a specific incident where Puerto Rico has been treated as a site of experimentation.
Kyd Barrett and K3YP4RTY are taking over the East Coast with special guest Nixon in China for THE LATEXXX TOUR! This 5-city tour will be bringing the sinister sounds of darkwave, dance-pop, and industrial punk to Atlanta, Athens, Asheville, New York City, and Richmond!
A tropical electronic song cycle interrogating what it means for a territory without full political representation to be repeatedly treated as a laboratory. Created in collaboration with four Puerto Rican poets, each sonic vignette traces a specific incident where Puerto Rico has been treated as a site of experimentation.
DISCOPALOOZA features music by Ralphie D / 2001 Odyssey, Antonio Corrao/103.5 KTU | Joe D. / NJ Premier DJ, and Tito Tee / Pastels & WKTU Radio, with a live performance by the group LIME. Food trucks & vendors will be on the outside patio.
The FADER presents: underscores dj set on the Rooftop at Elsewhere in Bushwick on 7.9! celebrating her FADER cover story
A tropical electronic song cycle interrogating what it means for a territory without full political representation to be repeatedly treated as a laboratory. Created in collaboration with four Puerto Rican poets, each sonic vignette traces a specific incident where Puerto Rico has been treated as a site of experimentation.
Imal Gnawa’s music is rooted in traditional Morrocan Gnawa music but adds a strong futuristic element. They use traditional instruments - sintir and krakrebs - augmented by electronic elements.
Bop To The Top | Fri • Aug 07, 2026 • 8:00 PM | Brooklyn Paramount, Brooklyn, NY
Bronx-born producer, drummer, and singer Anysia Kym makes music sounds like the contents of a kaleidoscope diffusing through a pool of honey. Her sound seamlessly merges electronic glitch, experimental R&B melodies, UK jungle beats, and soul samples.
Belgium’s techno DJ and producer Charlotte de Witte is able to command arena-sized venues with her sleek, stripped-back style, making each gig feel intimate and transportive.
K8A is the solo project of violinist and composer Kaethe Hostetter (Debo Band, QWANQWA). Combining violin, voice, field recordings, and live electronics, her performances draw on years of collaboration within Ethiopian musical communities while embracing improvisation and experimental composition.
Will Bollinger is a NYC-based experimental banjo player and electronic musician who blends the 5-string banjo with electronic beats, looping, and MIDI. Esther's Laboratory comprises the literary and sonic musings of Brooklyn-based Esther Quansah, dominated by the intersection of her West African roots with her modern, experimental approach to creating art.
Free summer dance party celebrating House and Disco with live DJs, nonstop music, art, and community at MCNY.
Sip n Spin is a monthly music series featuring chill cafe tunes by a rotating cast of local DJs!
K8A is the solo project of violinist and composer Kaethe Hostetter (Debo Band, QWANQWA). Combining violin, voice, field recordings, and live electronics, her performances draw on years of collaboration within Ethiopian musical communities while embracing improvisation and experimental composition.