Radiohead, currently on a nineteen-date tour of the U.S. and Canada, has played over 800 shows without repeating a set.

Unlike their pop counterparts, the city’s jazz haunts don’t take a breather for Thanksgiving. (The following all had tickets available at press time.)

Single in Soho for one more night.

A crew of four New York nightlife experts plan wee-hour high jinks, from a limbo party in Chinatown to a raucous sleepover in the Bowery Hotel.

Three citizen critics offer competing takes on noteworthy recent albums.

Two very different chances to dig out your dancing shoes.

A pair of great cabaret gigs—while you’re there, raise a martini glass to the memory of Kitty Carlisle Hart.

Tribute acts are usually hokey, forgettable affairs. Here, some sophisticated exceptions to the rule.

New Year’s doesn’t have to be a nightmare of velvet ropes and supersize prices. (But do book tickets to these shows sooner rather than later.)

This month, hit a high-end jazz or cabaret spot for an echo of music history.