Inspired by the unsuccessful experimental Broadway shows of the 1970s, singer-songwriter-comedian Julian Velard has written a musical about his own life.

Undie-rock at it's finest.

Stew & Heidi of The Negro Problem with Joe McGinty on ebonies and ivories present Black History Valentine’s Day Month.

FLAX boasts a supple soulful vocal style and a skill for layered, cinematic arrangements as well as wide-screen art-pop soundscapes. His music is characterized by tactile nylon string guitar fingerings over an array of instruments, from upright bass to strings to samples and synths.

After sold-out shows at Joe’s Pub of her earliest writing, join Nath Ann Carrera for an evening of the most extreme sensationalistic story songs written by Dolly Parton from all eras of her career, featuring her decades-spanning canon of cautionary tales about why you shouldn’t trust men, have children, or get married, in any context whatsoever!

Inspired by the Marianne Faithfull song, “Love More or Less,” Justin Vivian Bond’s latest show is a musical and personal journey that asks, “How do we qualify the depth of intimacy when it’s mostly experienced with strangers?”

Since his first #1 in 1983, Hall of Fame Songwriter Bob DiPiero has been responsible for an uninterrupted string of country music hits.

Come and experience an evening of affirmation, reflection, and liberation as we all lift our voices in song. This is not a concert. This is a celebration service. You will not leave the way that you came. 

Sye Elaine Spence is a New York City-based songwriter, composer, and creative director. On March 11, she will present a never-performed orchestral rendition of the album exclusively for Joe’s Pub.

Tammy Faye Starlite does her utmost to keep the fire aflame and honor the integrity - no, the intensity - of Marianne Faithfull’s groundbreaking album while trying to heed a Marianne dictum: “We fucked up, now we’re free!”

Join writer-performer and barren, child-eating sex witch Amanda Duarte (Staying Alive, Dead Darlings) as she wades through the amniotic Chablis of her matriline, exploring the salt-and-pepper roots of internalized misogyny, the politisexual journey of the Manhattan Bridge footpath, and female power in the election year of our Lady 2020.

New Bojaira, dedicated to combining the depth and intensity of flamenco and jazz, has created an exciting synthesis of two of the world’s most expressive and emotive musical styles.

Gypsy vocalist Lin Cortés, a master at blending various musical styles who created the concept of “Gypsy Evolution,” is spearheading a new wave of flamenco.

Holly Near has been singing for a more equitable world for well over 50 creative years. She is an insightful storyteller through her music, committed to keeping the work rooted in contemporary activism.

A live album featuring samples from AOP’s latest collection of music-theatre works performed by an array of artists in quick succession.

The classification of the artist and phenomenon called Lambert into a narrow genre corset is almost unacceptable due to the versatility mentioned above. Nevertheless, the name often falls into neoclassical contexts.

La Tremendita, born into a Gypsy musical family in the Triana district of Seville, is a powerful singer known for her raw and soulful voice.

Two heavyweight guitar slingers and singers find a common ground with their deep history in Honky Tonk and Rock’n’Roll and their command of the electric guitar.

Jamie Leonhart explores a new hybrid of popular music with nods to the Great American Songbook, indie-pop, quirky cabaret, and a soupçon of torch song to round it out.

By asking audiences to listen from the heart, sarod virtuosos Amaan Ali Bangash and Ayaan Ali Bangash break through the troublesome polarities of continuity and change, tradition and innovation.

In this revelatory program, Jonatan Miro, Miguel Heredia, and Hugo Lopez stomp out flamenco stereotypes and explore gender identities while breaking with codes and regulations.

This fascinating concert shows the evolution of the flamenco guitar and features Santiago Lara’s interpretations of songs of such influential artists as Ramón Montoya, Sabicas, Niño Ricardo, Paco de Lucía, Manolo Sanlúcar, Moraíto and Vicente Amigo.

Los Voluble present a proposal in which flamenco and electronics intersect with critical culture and political video remix.

Vocalist Kiki Morente, from a renowned musical family, performs songs from his first solo album, Albayzín, an homage in many ways to his father, Enrique Morente.

“[Nano] may be the best young Chilean songwriter of his generation. With his lyrics, melodies, message, delivery, humor and heart, he gets my vote.” -Joan Baez

The Judy & Varla Show stars Emmy Award-winning comedian/writer Judy Gold and international drag sensation Varla Jean Merman in their first show together. These two extraordinary talents deliver an unforgettable evening of music, stand-up, and all-around hilarity.

After more sold out shows at Joe's Pub than we can remember, Martha Graham Cracker returns with her raucous drag cabaret.