David Gray New York Tickets - Stern Auditorium / Perelman Stage

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Cat Power

28 concerts

Atlanta-born singer/songwriter Chan Marshall, aka Cat Power, rose from NYC’s experimental rock scene, blending folk, blues and soul. Her acclaimed albums include Moon Pix, The Greatest (Shortlist Music Prize), Sun and Wanderer; duetted with Lana Del Rey.

The Mountain Goats

20 concerts

The Mountain Goats are led by prolific songwriter and novelist John Darnielle, who began the project in 1991. Known for literary, impressionistic character studies, they evolved from lo-fi cassettes like Nine Black Poppies to albums like The Sunset Tree and Beat the Champ.

Glen Hansard

1 concert

Dublin-born Glen Hansard, an acclaimed indie folk and rock singer-songwriter, fronted The Frames and The Swell Season. He won an Oscar for "Falling Slowly" from "Once". His solo work includes "All That Was East Is West of Me Now" (2023). Hansard passed away in Dublin on July 29, 2026.

Dropkick Murphys

29 concerts

Dropkick Murphys are a punk rock band with more than a dozen studio albums, half-a-billion streams, and thousands of shows worldwide. Their discography includes four consecutive Billboard top 10 debuts and the gold album The Warrior’s Code with “I’m Shipping Up To Boston.”

Kat Edmonson

4 concerts

Houston-born jazz vocalist and songwriter Kat Edmonson blends Great American Songbook sensibility with an idiosyncratic style. Her debut Take to the Sky (2009) hit Billboard Jazz Top 20; Way Down Low reached #3 Jazz/#1 Heatseekers.

Billy Bragg

14 concerts

Born and raised in Barking, East London, Billy Bragg is a British folk singer-songwriter and campaigner best known for A New England. He’s released 11 solo studio albums and collaborated with Wilco on the Mermaid Avenue albums, winning an Ivors Outstanding Contribution award.

Lisa Hannigan

1 concert

Irish folk-pop singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Lisa Hannigan first gained fame as Damien Rice’s vocal partner on O and 9. Her Mercury Prize-nominated debut Sea Sew (2008) went double platinum in Ireland; later releases include Passenger and At Swim.

Julia Cumming

Julia Cumming, a New York City-born musician, is the frontwoman and bassist of indie rock band Sunflower Bean. Known for her glam, psychedelic, and indie pop styles, she also pursues a solo career, releasing her debut album "Julia". Cumming is recognized for her modeling work with brands like Saint Laurent and as an activist, founding "Anger Can Be Power". She has collaborated with artists like Manic Street Preachers and was a judge for the Abbey Road Music Photography Awards.

Remembering Sinead - A Tribute To Sinead O'Connor

Bettye LaVette

Detroit-born singer Bettye LaVette launched her career in 1960 and saw a mid-2000s resurgence. Her GRAMMY-nominated LP LaVette! reunited her with producer Steve Jordan on Jay-Vee Records, featuring songs written by Randall Bramblett.

Amanda Palmer

Amanda Palmer is known for her punk cabaret work with The Dresden Dolls and her solo projects. Her album "Theatre Is Evil" hit Billboard's top 10, funded via Kickstarter. She presented a popular TED talk that expanded into a best-selling memoir, "The Art of Asking". Using Patreon, she has continued producing art with significant fan support. Her 2019 album, "There Will Be No Intermission", explores deep themes, and she collaborated with John Congleton. She lived in New Zealand for 2.5 years post-Covid.

Resistance Revival Chorus

David Gray

British singer-songwriter known for lyrical, intense acoustic/electronica blend; multi‑million seller behind 21st‑century smash White Ladder; influenced Adele, Hozier, Ed Sheeran.

Celebration of Shane MacGowan

DJ Eugene Hutz

Gordon Gano