Pier 17

Bad Religion - The punk rock band Bad Religion was created in Los Angeles, California, in 1980. It gained major success when it became signed under Atlantic Records in 1993. They revived the punk rock music of the '90s. The only constant member of the group so far is Greg Graffin.

DROM

Caroline Spence - Thanks to her writing on human nature, Caroline Spence, a Nashville-based singer-songwriter, rose to prominence in the folk and Americana scene. She joined the Rounder label and debuted with "Mint Condition" after receiving great acclaim from the Nashville songwriting community for her album Spades & Roses.

Terminal 5

Bayside - The punk rock band, Bayside, is named after the New York neighborhood it comes from. Its lead vocalist and founder is Anthony Raneri, whose EP, “New Cathedrals,” reached the iTunes Top 10 Alternative Albums chart within hours of release.

The Shed

Frieze New York - Discover new talented artists and celebrate the history of trailblazers that came before at Frieze New York in New York City, where more than 65 art galleries from around the world will showcase curated displays and presentations for your enjoyment. Soak in the talent and creativity while appreciating the cultural significance represented at this iconic, leading art fair.

Westside Theatre

Little Shop of Horrors - The Little Shop Of Horrors is a beloved and critically acclaimed Broadway musical based on the 1960 dark comedy film by director Roger Corman. Originally premiering in 1982, the show featured an energetic, rock & roll-style score, a riveting story, and unforgettable characters, resulting in a truly enthralling production.