Spend an evening with Lisa Stephen Friday as she celebrates the release of her newest single Sober & Insane.

The platinum-selling Los Angeles-born artist is taking her unreleased album on the road, debuting tracks never heard before live on the piano.

This Joe's Pub date will be a night of stories and songs that'll include original tunes, back-catalogue (tunes from the Barsha canon), and even possibly a cover or two!

From the award-winning creators of "Acedia" and "Twisted Operettas'' emerges a new "human concerto." Oh Lucine, she was as cruel as she was kind.

With all-original music, Alyssa explores the struggle of balancing big dreams with self-doubt, and the pressure to keep going when everything feels like it’s falling apart.

Through a mix of provocative storytelling and genre-bending music, the narrative explores themes of identity, autonomy, and rebellion.

Ethan Lipton & His Orchestra return to the home office to do it how they do it when they do it downtown.

Criminal is a 19-minute animated musical short documentary featuring the lyrics and music of Stew and Heidi Rodewald about people locked up in jail, before trial, because they can't afford to get out.

Malika Zarra epitomizes this understanding of jazz, with her ability to create spontaneously.

The Sleep of Reason explores the delicacy of flamenco, the savagery of emotion and the depth of this traditional and deep art form.

Comedy sensations Veronika Slowikowska and Mitch Wood hit the stage in this one night only musical extravaganza. Two’s A Crowd explores a night filled with song, dance and laughter.

This concert brings together a diverse group of international musicians playing jazz and protest music, accompanying Keith LaMar's spoken word poetry.

Camila Meza possesses a gift for composing brilliant musical landscapes, a captivating, soulfully pure vocal instrument, and a consummate prowess on guitar, ablaze with irresistible melodies and improvisations. 

This low-key mid apocalyptic moment has raised a question for Sarah Jones and her many characters: America, Who Hurt You?

This event was born out of the desire to introduce audiences to often under-represented repertoire of the African diaspora.

A jaw-dropping evening of COMPLETELY IMPROVISED music and comedy, with a fabulous band and special guests.

As a duo they perform a fusion of Venezuelan and Appalachian folk music on harp, banjo, cuatro, fiddle, maracas, guitar, upright bass, and whatever else they decide to throw in the van.

Quique's music carries social and political stories of resistance against racism and xenophobia.

The dynamic bachata duo from NYC bring their real life love story to the stage.