The NYC music scene has just about everything you could look for. The world’s largest names, the best venues around, and pit stops of world tours that will be remembered forever! Don’t believe us? We’ve put together a list of the best concerts in NYC coming in March that you need to check out. See who’s coming to the Big Apple below and get your tickets now:
March 1-2: Big Thief
Indie rock band Big Thief is playing two nights in their hometown of NYC, one in Brooklyn and one in Manhattan! In support of their latest album “Dragon New Warm Mountain I Believe In You,” the band will play all of their new tracks along with nostalgic songs that will have you dancing all night long.
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March 3: J.I.D & Smino
Two emerging hip-hop talents J.I.D & Smino will be touching down in NYC this weekend for their stop on the Luv is 4ever Tour. Get ready to catch two high energy sets of rap, while enjoying songs from J.I.D’s new album from 2022, “The Forever Story” and Smino’s latest record “Luv 4 Rent.” If you’re a hip-hop fan, this is one of the hottest tickets right now!
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March 3-4: SZA
Fresh off her latest album “SOS,” queen of Top Dawg Entertainment SZA will be headlining two sold out shows at the legendary Madison Square Garden on March 4 & 5. Expect a setlist packed of new tunes from the album alongside old cuts from her last album “Ctrl.” Omar Apollo is the opener for both nights.
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March 3-19: Various Teksupport Shows
For all of our rave fans, we must admit that Teksupport’s March lineup is coming in scorching hot! Check out the massive DJ names hitting the NYC decks in March:
- March 3/4 – Peggy Gou at TBA Warehouse
- March 4 – Joseph Capriati at 99 Scott
- March 5 – Joseph Capriati (2nd show) at The Roof at Superior Ingredients
- March 10 – Loco Dice at 99 Scott
- March 10 – Solardo at Superior Ingredients
- March 11 – Anfisa Letyago at 99 Scott
- March 17 – EXHALE by Amelie Lenss at TBA Warehouse
- March 18 – Camelphat, Mind Against, Layla Benitez at TBA Warehouse
- March 19 – Marco Carola at 99 Scott
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March 5: Nessa Barrett
TikTok star turned musician, Nessa Barrett and her punk-pop records will be hitting the stage in NYC in the coming days. In support of her 2022 album “young forever,” which includes smash-hit “die first,” you’ll get to hear the rising teenager sing her heartbreak-focused punk jams that will be met with tons of emotion.
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March 10: Emotional Oranges
Whether or not you’re familiar with this R&B duo is yet to be seen, but if not you should be! The two members (who go by the pseudonyms “A” and “V”) croon all sorts of R&B/pop songs that range in topic from their West Coast roots to the game of love. They’ll be singing a combination of their hits and deep cuts from their trilogy of cheekily named “The Juice” albums.
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March 11: Deborah De Luca
Deborah De Luca and her fusion of hard techno and minimal sounds will be playing a mid-March set that will surely leave you entranced. The Italian DJ has accumulated over 1 million monthly Spotify streams, and has pushed herself into the forefront of women playing techno in the EDM space. It’s safe to assume Brooklyn Steel will be serving Berlin warehouse vibes all night long.
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March 11: Dr. Fresch
Known primarily for playing invigorating music festival sets, Dr. Fresch will be playing a special set on his Rave’s Anatomy Tour. Taking over a very intimate Wesbter Hall (1,500 capacity) he’ll be spinning his fair share of bass house tracks alongside his infectious on-stage presence.
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March 13-14: alt-J
Celebrating their 10th Anniversary, indie rock band alt-J is playing two nights at the King’s Theatre in Brooklyn to say thank you to their fans! They’re still riding the waves of their 2022 success “The Dream” and each show will contain a smorgasbord of hits from the band’s catalogue over the years.
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March 14: Wizkid
One of the hottest names in the Afrobeats scene right now is Wizkid, whose NYC stop on his arena tour lands at Barclays Center. The More Love, Less Ego Tour is in support of his album of the same name that released last year. The Nigerian singer will be accompanied by Ruger and Skillibeng as openers.
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March 14-15: Gracie Abrams
In our opinion, Gracie Abrams is the next female superstar in the pop industry. She just released her latest album “Good Riddance,” which delightfully displays her range of soft warm romantic ballads and incredible talent she has. Her music is making so many waves in the industry that she’s playing two NYC venues during her short stint here!
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March 15: John Mayer
Need we say less about how popular John Mayer is and how much his fans adore him, and this month he’ll be stopping in the Big Apple as part of his “Solo Tour.” After putting out his highly-acclaimed “Sob Rock” album a few years back, Mayer is touching down on the MSG stage once again. He’s set to return to his roots and play a range of old, new and unreleased tracks – all on acoustic, electric, and piano.
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March 15-16: keshi
Headlining the iconic Radio City Music Hall for two nights, keshi will play tracks like “Right Here” and “Like I Need U,” which have accumulated over one billion streams. The Hell & Back Tour is in promotion of his latest album “Gabriel” which released last March. The singer-songwriter will be joined by Weston Estate and James Ivy as openers.
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March 16-17: Steve Aoki
One of EDM’s most iconic names Steve Aoki is playing two massive nights at Terminal 5 in support of his 2022 album “HiROQUEST: Genesis.” The DJ and producer who’s worked with everyone from Kid Cudi to Linkin Park will be bringing his famous cake throws and big room anthems to NYC for some very special shows.
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March 17: Muse
English rock band Muse has been around for over 25 years and after dropping their newest album “Will Of The People” last year, they’re hitting the road to promote it! Special guests Evanescence and ONE OK ROCK will serve as opening acts.
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March 18: Bryce Vine
California rapper and pop star Bryce Vine will be bringing his catchy flows and melodies to Webster Hall in mid-March. The “Drew Barrymore” and “La La Land” performer is headlining the “Serotonin Tour” in anticipation of some upcoming music he’s been teasing on his Instagram.
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March 21: RAYE
British singer-songwriter RAYE will be playing an intimate Brooklyn show this month in support of her freshly released album “My 21st Century Blues.” She’s collaborated with massive names including 070 Shake, Joel Corry, David Guetta, Jax Jones, and so many more.
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March 21-22: Ari Lennox
Female superstar Ari Lennox (signed to J Cole’s Dreamville Records) is another R&B talent to watch out for next month. She’s bringing her Age/Sex/Location Tour in support of her album of the same name. She’s accumulated over 4 million monthly Spotify streams and has collaborated with other female R&B stars like Summer Walker and Jazmine Sullivan. She’ll be playing two nights at T5!
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March 26: Billy Joel
The greatest monthly residence in the history of MSG continues this March, with the king Billy Joel hosting another sing-a-long on March 26. The Piano Man will serenade the NYC faithful for over the 80th time, with the newest time being just as great as the last! If you can’t get tickets though don’t worry. He’ll be back again on April 22!
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March 31: SIDEPIECE
The brainchild of Dylan Ragland (Party Favor) and Ricky Mears (Nitti Gritti), SIDEPIECE will be returning to Brooklyn at the end of the month with their electric catalogue of slapping house music. As a part of their “Kiss and Tell” touring series, get ready to dance to an extended set deep into the night! Martin Ikin will be opening, so we suggest going early to catch his set too!
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