The summer and fall seasons in New York City are gearing up to be spectacular with an array of concerts and performances that fans won’t want to miss.
From Broadway to pop and rock, the lineup features something for everyone, bringing a mix of established stars and rising talents to iconic venues.
Kicking off at Radio City Music Hall, Hugh Jackman will delight theatre enthusiasts with his concert residency, “From New York, With Love.”
Scheduled to run monthly through October 4, this show is a captivating journey through Jackman’s illustrious theatrical career.
Expect a delightful evening of singing, dancing, and even jump roping, showcasing hits from classic shows like “The Music Man” and “Oklahoma!” to more contemporary favorites from legends like Frank Sinatra and John Denver.
Those looking for a blend of country music and raw talent won’t want to miss Chris Stapleton at Madison Square Garden on July 25.
Stapleton, a Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter, is set to perform his All-American Road Show, featuring beloved tracks such as “Tennessee Whiskey” and “You Should Probably Leave.”
Accompanied by the talented Grace Potter as the opener, fans can expect an eclectic mix pulling from Stapleton’s latest album, “Higher,” released in 2023.
Just days later, on July 29, Linkin Park will bring their energy to Barclays Center and Prudential Center, marking an exciting return after a lengthy hiatus.
With the tragic loss of their former lead singer Chester Bennington, the band has reemerged with new lead singer Emily Armstrong and a world tour supporting their fresh album, “From Zero.”
Fans can anticipate a unique blend of metal, rock, and hip-hop, alongside the opening act from Pvris, making this a show that promises to resonate with audiences old and new.
August will be a vibrant month as Taylor Tomlinson hits the stage at Beacon Theatre from July 31 to August 2, showcasing her “Save Me Tour.”
Tomlinson’s rise in the comedy world has been phenomenal since her Netflix debut special, and now she’s ready to entertain NYC with her charismatic and relatable humor.
Joining the concert lineup is global pop sensation Katy Perry, whose fifth tour, “The Lifetimes Tour,” will be making a stop at Madison Square Garden on August 11 and the Prudential Center on August 14.
Perry’s performances are renowned for their vibrant production and storytelling, and this tour promises to captivate fans with both old hits and new tracks from her album, “143.”
Rebecca Black will lend her talents as the opener for these energetic shows, ensuring that audiences have a memorable night.
Adding magic to the summer schedule, the legendary duo Penn & Teller will perform at Radio City Music Hall on August 21.
Celebrating their 50th Anniversary Tour, this show is set to be an unforgettable night filled with laughter, illusions, and unparalleled entertainment from these comedy-magic icons.
As August continues, Lady Gaga will take over Madison Square Garden from August 22 to September 7 with her Mayhem Ball, an event that promises to push artistic boundaries.
With 14 Grammy Awards under her belt, Gaga is ready to showcase tracks from her seventh studio album, blending visual spectaculars with her powerful musical performance.
On August 23, fans can also catch Neil Young performing at Northwell Health at Jones Beach Theater, where the Rock and Roll Hall of Famer will present classics and tracks from his recent work.
Young’s world tour, dubbed the “Love Earth Tour,” will include unforgettable hits like “Heart of Gold” and “Harvest Moon,” ensuring a night filled with nostalgia and new music alike.
Another anticipated reunion comes from Oasis, who will bring their Oasis Live ’25 reunion tour to Metlife Stadium on August 31 and September 1.
Returning after a 15-year hiatus, the iconic British rock band is set to serenade fans with celebrated classics and the unique magic that originally defined their sound in the ‘90s.
As September arrives, the excitement doesn’t end there.
Tate McRae is scheduled to perform at Madison Square Garden on September 3, September 4, and again on October 18 as part of her “Miss Possessive Tour.”
With a rising career and a captivating presence, McRae will bring her latest album, “So Close to What,” to life on stage alongside special guests, with Zara Larsson opening in September and Alessi Rose in October.
Each of these events promises to deliver an unforgettable experience, showcasing the diversity and vibrance of New York City’s entertainment scene throughout the summer and into the fall.
For ticket information and to learn more about these exciting events, fans are encouraged to check the venues’ official sites as they prepare for an unforgettable season of music and performance in one of the world’s most iconic cities.
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