This is a first come seated event. Seating is limited and not guaranteed; please arrive early.

Behind The Groove is FREE with rsvp! Click here to get on the list.

This is a general admission, standing event.

Crooked Disco featuring DJ Morsy & DJ Kestar

About: Join DJs Morsy and Kestar, aka the Crooked Disco DJs, for Play Date, their weekly Play Date party at its new home, the gallery at Le Poisson Rouge. Play Date is a unique, free, party featuring the Crooked Disco DJs all night long on the decks sharing their favorite new music, premiering their latest custom tracks and remixes, and digging out rediscovered dancefloor classics. Expect their custom blend of mixed up party sounds from electro to house to to good hip hop and assorted breakbeats, all night long with an injection of personal favorites geared toward the intimate gallery space.

Ladies: free before midnight, $10 after
Men: $10 before 2:00am, $15 after

CAAL members receive reduced $10 admission all night; All students receive $5 admission with valid Student ID. Discount taken at the door.

LPR has a preferred parking rate at Washington Square Village Parking on Bleecker Street between Laguardia Place and Mercer Street. The rate is:

$10 for up to 4 hours
$21 for up to 6 hours
There is a one-time $10 additional fee for oversized vehicles.
Compact SUVs are not considered oversized.
Patrons will have to get their parking ticket validated at the club.

This is a general admission, standing event.

The competition will be FIERCE as BB Heart, Gemini Rising, Go Go Harder, Lefty Lucy, Lily Stitches, Kita St. Cyr, Rosie 151, Sizzle Dizzle, and Victoria Privates all compete for the coveted title of New York City’s Ambassador of Burlesque! Our panel of judges include burlesque superstars Sauci Calla Hora, Jo Boobs, Trixie Little & The Evil Hate Monkey, Amber Ray, and 2009’s Ambassador of Burlesque, Bunny Love!

The silent auction is going to be a cornucopia of amazing products, merchandise, and art from much loved burlesque legends including Satan’s Angel, Michelle L’Amour, Jo Boobs, The Pontani Sisters, Amber Ray, and many many more! Our Art Coordinator Ed Barnas has collected a virtual museum of beautiful prints from photographers, some of which can be seen here: http://www.edbarnas.com/2010ssnyc.

Strip Search NYC is more than just a “competition.” It’s a community-wide event intended to increase international exposure to the wealth of talent, generosity of spirit, and flat out fierceness of the NYC burlesque scene. Please come support and be a part of this incredible event!

This is a first come seated event. Seating is limited and not guaranteed; please arrive early.

"A NEW MONTHLY FROM ARTIST LEXI BELLA AND DJ HIRO THE JAP! THIS WILL BE THE DOPE KICKOFF AFTER LEXI ROCKS THE ART BATTLE AT THE BROOKLYN MUSEUM OF ART. LIVE PAINTING AND DOPE MUSIC ALL NIGHT!"

Co-presented by Other Music

This is a general admission, standing event.

$5 before midnight & $10 after

Every Wednesday Night at LPR

THIS EVENT IS FOR LAMC BADGE HOLDERS ONLY

LAMC Acoustic Showcase @ Le Poisson Rouge 158 Bleecker St. Co-presented by Jack Daniels, Gibson & EsMusica Enjoy the sounds of an intimate evening of acoustic performances by Los Punsetes, Sol Okarina, Alex Cuba, La Bien Querida, San Pascualito Rey, The Pinker Tones, Furland, Locos Por Juana, and Jumbo.

Mike Geffner Presents The Inspired Word, featuring Brandi MacDonald, Sara Brickman, Corrina Bain, 10-slot open mic.

Please join us for what promises to be an amazing night of passionate words.

This is a general admission, standing event.

Oh no! Not again! Yes, again, its like being dropped on your head as a baby.. except you're an adult now and the music is doing the damage... either way you end up just a little bit dumber than before. Hosted by Rhys & Phee of We Stole The Show this months "Better Than Prince" promises to be our wildest yet. You know how this goes, Jay and Anubus bring the pain all night with steamy funk, dirty hip-hop, flashy 80s and sweaty electro. No cover. No attitude. Drink specials all night! See you there!

This is a general admission, standing event.

Crooked Disco featuring DJ Morsy & DJ Kestar

About: Join DJs Morsy and Kestar, aka the Crooked Disco DJs, for Play Date, their weekly Play Date party at its new home, the gallery at Le Poisson Rouge. Play Date is a unique, free, party featuring the Crooked Disco DJs all night long on the decks sharing their favorite new music, premiering their latest custom tracks and remixes, and digging out rediscovered dancefloor classics. Expect their custom blend of mixed up party sounds from electro to house to to good hip hop and assorted breakbeats, all night long with an injection of personal favorites geared toward the intimate gallery space.

Ladies: free before midnight, $10 after
Men: $10 before 2:00am, $15 after

CAAL members receive reduced $10 admission all night; All students receive $5 admission with valid Student ID. Discount taken at the door.

LPR has a preferred parking rate at Washington Square Village Parking on Bleecker Street between Laguardia Place and Mercer Street. The rate is:

$10 for up to 4 hours
$21 for up to 6 hours
There is a one-time $10 additional fee for oversized vehicles.
Compact SUVs are not considered oversized.
Patrons will have to get their parking ticket validated at the club.

This is a general admission, standing event.

The is a General Admission, Standing Event.

The return of the DJ. Two turntables and a microphone. Sound system connecting live and direct to the people. Back to the roots: The Golden Age of Hip Hop, Soul, Funk, Afrobeat, Dancehall, Roots Reggae, Dance Classics, House, Salsa . Into the future: new artists, gems you might have missed and original remixes. A DJ that communicates with the crowd to give you what you need. Fun & Games. Dance, drink, network & build. Each week new musical guests that move in and out to contribute to the set seemlessly without interrupting the groove. Improvisational love with those in attendance as part of the creation. Under the groove, one nation.

On Sunday, July 11th, DJs Bobbito Garcia, Laylo and Sake One reinvigorate the vibrant ‘60s and ’70s Salsa sounds of New York City at their annual party ¡SIEMPRE! A DJ TRIBUTE TO FANIA RECORDS.

Taking inspiration from the label’s groundbreaking artists (Willie Colón, Hector Lavoe, and Celia Cruz to name a few), the ¡SIEMPRE! crew blend Latin music (bomba, boogalu, descarga, guaguanco, rumba, son montuno, etc.) for the modern dance floor, adding in elements of hip-hop, soul, jazz, house, and reggae, making the classic recordings more accessible to a younger audience while retaining its authentic flavor.

Anchored by Bobbito Garcia, a global DJ legend for multiple genres and an icon for urban Latinos everywhere, ¡SIEMPRE! is also driven by DJ Laylo and DJ Sake One. Born in Puerto Rico to Dominican parents, Laylo is the co-founder of Liberation Lounge (NYC) and has ignited dance floors from Berlin to Brazil. Sake One is among the most respected DJs from the Bay Area (CA) ever, and in 2008, Fania released his Fania Live 03 mixed CD worldwide.

¡SIEMPRE! A DJ TRIBUTE TO FANIA RECORDS presents the classics of yesteryear infused with the consciousness of today, creating a unique event that will bring three generations of salsa fans as well as people of all different backgrounds together!

Ticket info: $10 Before 8pm /$15 After

This is a general admission, standing event.

This is a first come, seated show. Seating is limited and not guaranteed; please arrive early.

FatCat are pleased to announce that I Mean To Live Here Still, the album resulting from a collaboration between David Karsten Daniels and 9-piece avant-jazz collective "Fight The Big Bull", is released today.

The collaboration took flight over 2009, as Daniels worked on a new set of music (a follow up to 2008’s gorgeous Fear of Flying. ), taking lyrics from the poems of 19th Century American author-poet Henry David Thoreau. Daniels began sending sketches of songs to White in September 2009. White scored arrangements – masterfully put together – that flutter, trill, groove and crash, bracing and swelling around Daniels’ honeyed voice. Contributing as much reserved, considered ensemble playing as free-jazz vibrancy, Fight the Big Bull’s attention to detail and subtlety in their performance also yields a result comparable in places to the West Coast minimalists - Terry Riley/Pauline Oliveros/La Monte Young etc. – whilst noticeably referring to various strains of trad. jazz in others. A departure of sorts for the band, but one that beautifully interacts with Daniels’ songwriting.

Recorded in only two days in mid-January the album has a joyously live and spontaneous feel and yet also feels very controlled. It is very much a cohesive whole that rewards repeated listening through the quirks and improvised flourishes that only accomplished musicians can bring to a live recording.

Program:
The Escher String Quartet with Andrew Nolen, bass-baritone:
Eugene Drucker: Four Sonnets by Shakespeare
I. When, in disgrace with Fortune and men’s eyes
II. When to the sessions of sweet silent thought
III. The expense of spirit in a waste of shame
IV. That time of year thou mayst in me behold

The Escher String Quartet:
-Selections from Zemlinsky String Quartet No. 4 (Suite) op. 25 (1936)
-Selections from Bartok String Quartet No. 4, Sz. 91 (1927)

Peter Winkler, piano and composer & Dorothea Cook, violin:
-Selections from “Silken Rags”

Jacob Rhodebeck, piano:
-Folklore 3 by Michael Finnissy (1994)

Come celebrate the release of “Stony Brook Soundings, Volume I & II” – a Double-CD of SUNY Stony Brook composers and performers released on Bridge Records in April 2010. This event will feature contemporary and classical performances by The Escher String Quartet, bass-baritone Andrew Nolen, composer and pianist Peter Winkler, violinist Dorothea Cook, and pianist Jacob Rhodebeck.

Since the founding of the Department of Music at the State University of New York at Stony Brook in the mid-1960s, the campus has been a hotbed of activity in the field of contemporary music producing many of the leading performers and composers of music of our day. This two-volume release samples the collaborative atmosphere between students and faculty, offering premiere recordings of ten exciting new compositions.

Volume I features the up-and-coming Escher String Quartet, hailed for its “glowing tone and insightful musicianship” by the New York Times. The Eschers, who served as Visiting Lecturers in Residence with Stony Brook’s Emerson String Quartet in 2007-8, give virtuosic performances of 5 new works - four of them quintets featuring a guest artist. Daniel A Weymouth’s in (all) the time we have left, with clarinetist Oskar Espina Ruiz, begins the album in a flurry of fiery gestures. The harmonic lushness of Max Giteck Duykers’ Glass Blue Cleft, moves into transcendental realms. Kellojen kumarrus by Ilari Kaila, with Jacob Rhodebeck on piano, is a profound “in memoriam” work that both celebrates life and laments life lost. Eugene Drucker (founder of the Emerson String Quartet) makes a stunning debut as composer with his Four Sonnets By Shakespeare, featuring baritone Andrew Nolen. Perry Goldstein’s jazzy and rhythmically driving Quintet for Alto Saxophone and String Quartet, featuring acclaimed saxophonist Kenneth Tse, closes the first volume.

Volume II, a vigorously eclectic collection of music, reveals Stony Brook’s wide range of aesthetics at its best. Opening the disk is Sheila Silver’s provocative Twilight’s Last Gleaming -- a heartfelt response to the Iraq (and all) war -- for two pianos and two percussion, performed by distinguished Stony Brook faculty, Gilbert Kalish, Eduardo Leandro, and Christina Dahl, and joined by percussionist Kevin Dufford. Tyler Capp’s Stranger Variations incorporates both traditional and bluegrass fiddling techniques, which, under the expert bow of violinist Claudia Schaer, cannot fail to delight. Cello master Colin Carr leads an ensemble of 7 cellists in Peter Winkler’s imaginative and playful Fantasy for cello septet. Daria Semegen carries her lifelong enchantment with electronic music into the realm of piano music in her Vignette, expertly performed by pianist Cathy Callis. And, to end the disk, Margaret Schedel’s “ferociously interactive” world comes alive in The Beautiful Don’t Lack the Wound, featuring guest artist Esther Lamneck on the exotic and rarely heard Hungarian folk instrument, táragató, with interactive electronics.

Stony Brook does not espouse musical orthodoxy; rather, it offers an environment where the passions and aesthetics of several generations of composers and performers inspire, intermingle and interconnect. This richly textured musical community has nurtured the freshness and diversity of musical styles heard in Stony Brook Soundings. At the turn of the millennium, Stony Brook continues to be a boon to musical creativity.

This is a first come seated event. Seating is limited and not guaranteed; please arrive early.

This is a first come seated event. Seating is very limited and not guaranteed; please arrive early.

This is a first come seated event. Seating is limited and not guaranteed; please arrive early.

$5 before midnight & $10 after

Every Wednesday Night at LPR

This is a first come seated event. Seating is very limited and not guaranteed; please arrive early.

This is a first come seated event. Seating is limited and not guaranteed; please arrive early.

This is a general admission, standing event. Party starts in The Gallery at LPR at 9pm, and moves into the concert hall at 11pm.

This is a first come seated event. Seating is extremely limited and not guaranteed; please arrive early.

Crooked Disco featuring DJ Morsy & DJ Kestar

About: Join DJs Morsy and Kestar, aka the Crooked Disco DJs, for Play Date, their weekly Play Date party at its new home, the gallery at Le Poisson Rouge. Play Date is a unique, free, party featuring the Crooked Disco DJs all night long on the decks sharing their favorite new music, premiering their latest custom tracks and remixes, and digging out rediscovered dancefloor classics. Expect their custom blend of mixed up party sounds from electro to house to to good hip hop and assorted breakbeats, all night long with an injection of personal favorites geared toward the intimate gallery space.

Ladies: free before midnight, $10 after
Men: $10 before 2:00am, $15 after

CAAL members receive reduced $10 admission all night; All students receive $5 admission with valid Student ID. Discount taken at the door.

LPR has a preferred parking rate at Washington Square Village Parking on Bleecker Street between Laguardia Place and Mercer Street. The rate is:

$10 for up to 4 hours
$21 for up to 6 hours
There is a one-time $10 additional fee for oversized vehicles.
Compact SUVs are not considered oversized.
Patrons will have to get their parking ticket validated at the club.

This is a general admission, standing event.

This is a first come seated event. Seating is limited and not guaranteed; please arrive early.

This is a first come seated event. Seating is very limited and not guaranteed; please arrive early.

This is a general admission, standing event.

Drink Specials:

FREE WELL VODKA FROM 8PM-9PM to anyone who signs up for karaoke within that hour.
$5 beer, wine and well the rest of the night.

This is a general admission, standing event.

Beats and Breaks is the monthly party of Greenways8, spinning old school hip hop, trip-hop, funk, electronic, mashups, and of course beats and breaks. Expect to hear original mashups and unheard remixes of classics old and new, delivering a music experience perfectly suited for the intimate LPR gallery space.

Special Guests for this month include DJ Kester with his custom blend of mixed up electro, dub step, house, and party jams known to keep you on the dancefloor. DJ Kester is one half of the infamous Crooked Disco DJ's known for bouncing the crowd at their weekly Play Date party at Le Poisson Rouge. !INCLUDE will also be here spinning some boogie bass and percussion to keep the partying bumping all night.

A new music scene is currently emerging in London… Over the last few years ‘classical club-nights’ have started to become a rare but growing feature in the night-life of London. This has been fueled by the new generation of classical performers, composers and promoters who are redefining the rules, and breaking out of the constraints of the traditional classical concert hall.

At the forefront of this new movement is NONCLASSICAL. Founded by composer Gabriel Prokofiev in 2003, NONCLASSICAL is a club-night, UK based record label, and possibly a new genre of music (according to Rough Trade records). The club-night is at The Horse & Groom (an old, live-music pub in Shoreditch, East London), and the audience is never the typical white-haired classical crowd, but that young-generation of music lovers who are searching for the latest exciting developments in music. Each month innovative and virtuosic young classical musicians from the UK blow away audiences with their incredible musicianship & new compositions. The success of the night partly stems from the fact that it presents Classical as if it were Rock music. Bands play through the pub’s PA, everyone has a pint in their hand and perhaps most importantly there are DJs playing throughout the night. Even the most skeptical visitors to the club can’t help but be stimulated by being so close to the high-quality musicianship presented at NONCLASSICAL.

Classical music can be part of everyone’s lives and this night is part of rediscovering its relevance. The NONCLASSICAL record label has released 5 groundbreaking albums to date, with 12 more due to release in 2010 from artists GéNIA (G. Prokofiev’s Piano No.1), Joby Burgess (Import / Export), Tansy Davies, Mercury Quartet, Olly Coates, Juice and House of Bedlam. The idea behind the releases is to record forward-thinking, contemporary “classical” music and then invite musicians and producers who usually work in different genres of music to remix them. Artists such as Thom Yorke (Radiohead), Hot Chip, Simon Tong (The Good, The Bad and The Queen, Gorillaz & The Verve) John Maclean (The Beta Band & The Aliens), and Gabriel Prokofiev have remixed pieces for the label to stunning effect. http://www.nonclassical.co.uk/

Program:
GéNIA performs Gabriel Prokofiev's Piano Book No. 1
Joby Burgess, percussion: CD release concert for "Import/Export"

Presented by Nonclassical Records

This is a first come seated event. Seating is limited and not guaranteed; please arrive early.

$5 before midnight & $10 after

Every Wednesday Night at LPR

This is a general admission, standing event.

This is a first come seated event. Seating is limited and not guaranteed; please arrive early.

This is a general admission, standing event.

Due to unforeseen circumstances, Sameer Gupta’s Namaskar are unable to perform at this event. The Neel Murgai Ensemble will instead perform two sets.

These two all-star ensembles are at the forefront of the next wave of musicians experimenting with raga, the classical music of India, and jazz. Both Neel Murgai and Sameer Gupta have spent years studying this classical music from the masters, Pandit Krishna Bhatt (sitar) and Pandit Anindo Chatterjee (tabla). At the same time, they have been schooled in jazz and other forms of western music and are active in using their unique skill sets with numerous groups. Leading their own ensembles, they will combine for a sublime night of music with Pandit Anindo Chatterjee joining Namaskar as a featured guest.

This is a first come, seated event. Seating is limited and not guaranteed; please arrive early.

Crooked Disco featuring DJ Morsy & DJ Kestar

About: Crooked Disco Fridays is a, unique, free, party that features the Crooked Disco DJs on the decks all night along sharing their favorite new music, premiering their latest custom tracks and remixes, and digging out rediscovered dancefloor classics. Expect their custom blend of mixed up party sounds of funk to disco, dancehall to hip hop, 80s, 90s and more.

Ladies: free before midnight, $10 after
Men: $10 before 2:00am, $15 after

CAAL members receive reduced $10 admission all night; All students receive $5 admission with valid Student ID. Discount taken at the door.

LPR has a preferred parking rate at Washington Square Village Parking on Bleecker Street between Laguardia Place and Mercer Street. The rate is:

$10 for up to 4 hours
$21 for up to 6 hours
There is a one-time $10 additional fee for oversized vehicles.
Compact SUVs are not considered oversized.
Patrons will have to get their parking ticket validated at the club.

This is a general admission, standing event.

This is a general admission, standing event.

Founded in the Summer of 2009, and without a doubt one of the best underground parties in the heart of gotham, Wax Poetics magazine, Halcyon, Raw Fusion, Great Weekend, and Fusicology, present this monthly all-vinyl oasis, featuring a dream team of resident romantics. Sharing deck duties are (six!) resident djs Amir (bbe), one half of the internationally known rare-record collector and mixtape duo, Kon & Amir; prolific beatsmith Ge-Ology (Female Fun), boasting remix credits from Pete Rock to PPP; The Twilite Tone (Great Weekend), both a key player in the seminal 90's Chicago house scene, and long-time producer and dj for Common; New York veterans OP! and Scribe (Raw Fusion NYC), and Jon Oliver (EVR), the baby of the bunch. The sounds are mind-wide, foot-friendly, and snap crackle popping. Anything is fair game, but you can expect to hear some soul, disco, dilla, boogie, hustle, hip-hop, old-school house, no wave, new jack swing, dancefloor jazz, bossa nova, salsa, funk, electro, and afrobeat. No pretentious bullshit, no dress code (not that you shouldn't come sexy as hell), no commercial radio crap, and no laptops allowed.

Special guest Mistress of Ceremonies Kissey Asplund

$5 b4 midnight*
$10 after

*free b4 11pm w/ rsvp to ilovevinyl.org

I Love Vinyl T-Shirts are Available Here!

Download the July Mix from I Love Vinyl Here!

Drink Specials:

FREE WELL VODKA FROM 9PM-10PM to anyone who signs up for karaoke within that hour.
$5 beer, wine and well the rest of the night.

Criptease will be a radical, joyful and uproarious night of sexy fun, striptease, and comedy, from performers with and without disabilities that like to push the boundaries of what crips are and aren’t meant to do. In taking Monday July 26th, Obama’s new day of celebration of Americans with disabilities, we’re hoping to make an annual antidote to charity posters everywhere, show a lot of T&A, and celebrate 20 years of the ADA by being as sexy as HELL. Telethon this AIN’T.

This is a first come seated event. Seating is limited and not guaranteed; please arrive early.

This show is handicapped accessible.

Barcelona's most debauched night comes to New York City!

Well Vodka open bar 10pm - 11pm

All ticket purchases come with free MP3 downloads from the artists.

Former Nashville residents announce the “NYC Loves Nashville” Benefit Concert at Le Poisson Rouge on July 27th. Doors open at 7:30pm with the show beginning at 8:00pm and tickets are $20 at Le Poisson Rouge’s website (www.lprnyc.com). The concert will feature a diverse group of artists coming together to raise funds and awareness for the relief efforts in Nashville, Tennessee after unrelenting rainstorms in early May caused severe flood damage all across Music City. Participants include host and Broadway veteran Nicolette Hart (The Wedding Singer, Legally Blonde), Tony Award® winner Michael Cerveris, Nashville’s own Laura Cantrell, Stuedabakerbrown, Caleb Hawley, Jennings and Milton. These artists have also generously donated tracks – some unreleased – that can be downloaded for free for a limited time with the purchase of a ticket online. Be sure to visit www.nyclovesnashville.com for the most up to date information or to make a donation at any time.

In addition to ticket sales, money will also be raised through door prizes and auctions of fantastic donated items from sympathetic musical artists and businesses in both New York and Tennessee. Among these many coveted prizes are autographed items from Alan Jackson, 3 Doors Down and Counting Crows along with coupons for free ice cream at Dylan’s Candy Bar, Magnolia Bakery cupcakes, free bowling at The Gutter and Brooklyn Bowl, assorted baskets from various bakeries and gift certificates from businesses including American Apparel, Southern Hospitality BBQ, Brooklyn Brewery and many more.

Proceeds from “NYC Loves Nashville” benefit The Community Foundation’s flood recovery funds which ensure that one gift can impact the widest range of charitable needs in times of disaster. The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee makes grants from flood recovery funds to Middle Tennessee nonprofits and/or government agencies on the front lines of immediate and long-term flood relief and recovery. The Foundation’s flood relief funds strategically address needs as they emerge and evolve throughout the rebuilding and recovery process. For detailed information on The Community Foundation’s flood recovery efforts, visit www.cfmt.org.

For more information, media inquiries or interview requests, please contact Drew Farrar at nyclovesnashville@gmail.com

This is a general admission, standing event.

This is a first come seated show. Seating is limited and not guaranteed; please arrive early.

Special Guests:
Jacqueline Novak (College Humor)
Hari Kondabolu (Jimmy Kimmel Live)
Andrea Rosen (Variety Shac)
Arden Myrin (MADtv)
Kurt Brauhnohler (Kurt and Kristin)

John and Molly Knefel host a night of some of the best independent comedy in the city, with no cover, no drink minimum, and comedy that will make you pee yourself. (Thumbs up!)

This is a first come seated event. Seating is limited and not guaranteed; please arrive early.

$5 before midnight & $10 after

Every Wednesday Night at LPR

This is a first come seated event. Seating is limited and not guaranteed; please arrive early.

Crooked Disco featuring DJ Morsy & DJ Kestar

About: Crooked Disco Fridays is a, unique, free, party that features the Crooked Disco DJs on the decks all night along sharing their favorite new music, premiering their latest custom tracks and remixes, and digging out rediscovered dancefloor classics. Expect their custom blend of mixed up party sounds of funk to disco, dancehall to hip hop, 80s, 90s and more.

Ladies: free before midnight, $10 after
Men: $10 before 2:00am, $15 after

CAAL members receive reduced $10 admission all night; All students receive $5 admission with valid Student ID. Discount taken at the door.

LPR has a preferred parking rate at Washington Square Village Parking on Bleecker Street between Laguardia Place and Mercer Street. The rate is:

$10 for up to 4 hours
$21 for up to 6 hours
There is a one-time $10 additional fee for oversized vehicles.
Compact SUVs are not considered oversized.
Patrons will have to get their parking ticket validated at the club.

This is a general admission, standing event.

Online sales for this show will end at 4:00pm on Saturday. Tickets will be available at the door.

This is a general admission standing event. Tickets are $30 for general admission, and $45 for VIP, which includes a reserved seat and a meet & greet with the performers.