Webster Hall

125 E 11th St, New York

Things to do at Webster Hall, april 2025

MAOLI

Thu 10 Apr 2025, 20:00 - Webster Hall, New York

Maoli, referred to as Hawaii and Polynesia’s No. 1 independent commercial recording artist, has transcended borders with their extraordinary talent, capturing the hearts of music enthusiasts worldwide. The band,which is fronted by Glenn Awong, formed in 2007 and has since performed across the U.S., New Zealand, Australia, and the South Pacific.
In 2020 Maoli won group of the year and album of

NIGHTLY

Wed 16 Apr 2025, 20:00 - Webster Hall, New York

, Ayokay, NOTD, Mokita, Georgia Webster and K-Pop artist Jeong Sewoon.
Nightly´s live performances
... announced their upcoming 2025 headline tour traveling to 30 cities across the United States and Canada and

Ebo Taylor & Pat Thomas

Sun 20 Apr 2025, 20:00 - Webster Hall, New York

Americans and we should be doing our own thing. But of course jazz later played a big part in Fela
... introduced it to Nigerian music and I did the same sort of thing in Ghana.

Chiodos - "All´s Well That Ends Well" 20th Anniversary

Mon 21 Apr 2025, 19:00 - Webster Hall, New York

declare, "Look at us now, we’re right back where we left off, It’s our time to really do things right
... put a GPS on your face so you can find it after it’s been blown off.
"We’re trying to do things... ’ll try to explain to me why the things he wants to do make sense, and even if it still doesn't make sense... right, now," says Owens. "We had a lot of work to do, and what’s different now is the way we communicate

Chiodos: 20 Years of All´s Well That Ends Well

Mon 28 Apr 2025, 20:00 - Webster Hall, New York

declare, "Look at us now, we’re right back where we left off, It’s our time to really do things right
... put a GPS on your face so you can find it after it’s been blown off.
"We’re trying to do things... ’ll try to explain to me why the things he wants to do make sense, and even if it still doesn't make sense... right, now," says Owens. "We had a lot of work to do, and what’s different now is the way we communicate