New York

Whether you're catching a concert in Manhattan or a comedy show in Brooklyn, New York City concert and event tickets give you access to unforgettable experiences.

• Madison Square Garden: Often called "The World's Most Famous Arena," this venue seats over 20,000 people¹ and hosts everything from NBA games to top-tier concerts and major award shows.
• The Rooftop at Pier 17: Located in the Seaport District, this open-air venue offers sweeping views of the East River and skyline. It’s known for its summer concert series and waterfront ambiance.
• Brooklyn Steel: A favorite among indie artists, this East Williamsburg venue has a capacity of around 1,800² and features standout acoustics in an industrial-style setting.

From underground jazz clubs to massive multi-day festivals, concerts in New York City are a cornerstone of the city’s culture.

• Governors Ball Music Festival: This annual summer event brings top artists from across genres to Flushing Meadows Corona Park. It’s one of the city's largest and most anticipated music weekends.
• Blue Note Jazz Festival: This month-long celebration features top jazz performers at venues across NYC. Hosted by the legendary Blue Note Jazz Club, it blends iconic acts with rising talent in intimate settings.
• All Things Go Festival: An annual music event celebrating indie, pop, and alternative artists, with a strong emphasis on inclusivity and representation.

With historic franchises and passionate fans, sports events in New York City deliver unforgettable matchups across every major league.

• New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden: One of the NBA’s most storied teams, the Knicks are known for iconic players, big moments, and packed home games.
• New York Yankees at Yankee Stadium: The Yankees have earned 27 World Series titles—the most in Major League Baseball³—making each season a celebration of the city’s deep baseball legacy.
• New York Rangers at Madison Square Garden: A cornerstone of NHL history, the Rangers deliver fast-paced hockey and passionate fan energy in one of the league’s most legendary arenas.

From Broadway productions to iconic comedy clubs, New York’s creative scene sets the standard for live performance.

Carnegie Hall: Opened in 1891⁴, this world-renowned venue is home to orchestral masterpieces and modern music icons alike.
Apollo Theater: A Harlem landmark and birthplace of many musical legends, the Apollo continues to highlight emerging talent and cultural pride.
Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts: Hosting the Metropolitan Opera, New York Philharmonic, and more, Lincoln Center offers high-caliber performances across genres.