02/01/2023

Events You Will Not Want to Miss in NYC 2023

In a given year you could write a long manuscript’s worth of interesting events happening throughout New York City. Across the five boroughs of the City That Never Sleeps, interesting and unique gatherings take place at a remarkable and unfathomable rate. To keep things simple, we’re going to focus on some special traditions and unique shows you can highlight this year when traveling to the Big Apple.

NEW MUSICALS & PLAYS ON BROADWAY

Throughout 2023

Broadway is poised for another 12 months of fantastic revivals and new productions. Among the most anticipated runs, Back To The Future: The Musical is set to open on June 30th at the Winter Garden Theatre, and Sweeney Todd with Josh Groban will open at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre on February 26th.

New Musicals & Plays on Broadway. New York, NY

JERRY SEINFELD AT THE BEACON THEATER

February 3 - April 8

The namesake of one of the city’s most recognizable sitcoms, and one of its most iconic standup comics — Jerry Seinfeld will perform a run of shows at the Beacon Theater this year. Seinfeld has nearly 20 dates booked at this beloved venue throughout February, March, and April.

Beacon Theatre. New York, NY

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN AND THE E STREET BAND

April 1, 2023

Pioneer of ‘Heartland Rock”, New Jersey native Bruce Springsteen along with The E Street Band are making their way back to New York City for one night only. Catch some of the most recognizable songs like “Born in the U.S.A” “Dancing In the Dark” and “Born to Run” at Madison Square Garden on April 1, 2023.

Madison Square Garden. New York, NY

DEAD & COMPANY - THE FINAL TOUR

June 22

The Grateful Dead’s latest project with John Mayer has proven to be a major success with years of sold-out tours under their belts. This will be your last chance to see them in New York City, and the ballpark stadium show promises to be one to remember.

Citi Field. Queens, NY

DEATH CAB FOR CUTIE & THE POSTAL SERVICE

September 19 & 20

Ben Gibbard is the widely admired frontman of both Death Cab For Cutie & The Postal Service. Many modern adults loved both of these bands as teens, and you can catch them at one of the city’s most iconic arenas for two nights this September on a highly anticipated tour.