Time Out New York calls the gentlemen of PigPen Theatre Company,  “witty, multitalented and adorable” in their review of their newest production “The Old Man and the Old Moon”. Check it out here!

Catch them at Joe’s Pub Starting October 15^th!
Tickets are $12 in advanced and $15 at the door - get them here!

Lagos Native, Nneka, talks hip hop, touring, and more in her exclusive interview with World HipHop Market HERE!

Come catch Jason Collett perform songs from his solo discography! The former member of Canadian indie rock group, Broken Social Scene, has put out several releases of his own and has also performed along side of the Weakerthan and other members of canadian record label, Arts & Crafts.

Jason is coming to Joe's Pub on October 10th, tickets are $15 and you can get them here .

Check out Jason's Video for "I Wanna Rob a Bank".

Joe's Pub CMA songwriters series continues with East Texas Native Sunny Sweeney on October 25th! Sunny is part of Nashville's own Big Machine Label Group, home to other big names in country music like Taylor Swift, Tim McGraw, and Eli Young Band.

Joe's Pub and the Country Music Association are proud to announce the continuation of the successful CMA (Country Music Association) Songwriter Series with some of Nashville's finest songwriters.  Bob DiPiero will return as host. CMA Songwriters Series is proudly sponsored by American Airlines, ASCAP, BMI, SESAC and GAC.

Get your tickets while you can!
$35 Reserved / $40 Premium

   Check out Sunny's video for "From a Table Away"

New York City native, Alice Smith, returns to the Joe's Pub stage for a four night residency this fall! The singer/songwriter/producer, kno

wn for her 4-octave vocal range and stunning stage presence, made a name for herself with her critically-acclaimed 2006 debut album, For Lovers, Dreamers & Me, released on BBE Records. At the time, her artful blend of bluesy, soulful vocals and mid-tempo grooves garnered a passionate following New York City venues while Vibe Magazine gushed that her sound “evoke[s] Fiona Apple’s finest material.” Her single “Dream” was nominated for a Grammy Award in the Best Urban/Alternative category.

Her new collection reveals the same passions of the “country at heart” singer, raised between Washington DC and Augusta, Georgia. Surrounded by everything from go-go, to gospel, to pop, she crafted her own stories blending elements from her favorite genres. By the time Lovers debuted in ’06, Alice was known for a unique approach to soul, tempered by a heady dose of rock and her own personal take on matters of the heart. It’s the same appeal that she brings to her new material.

“I've always written about and been interested in relationships,” says Alice, musing over her songwriting process. “I'm still interested in those things, because I think they are most important. However, I'm just as interested in how they relate to the self. I've been more consciously applying what I've learned about relationships in my outward life, to my relationship with myself inside.”

 The Library, named for the building's original use as the Astor Library, is a central element of the mezzanine level, newly built with the revitalization of our landmark building's downtown home at Astor Place. Open late nightly for dinner and cocktail service, the hidden away space plays dinner bar, watering hole or backstage lounge to downtown denizens and neighborhood dwellers, theater-goers coming or going, academics and artists alike.

  Our cocktail list uses choice spirits and seasonal house-made mixers from the kitchen, combining tried and true technique and a charming approach to the classics. Our wine list features a small collection of grower champagnes and beers on tap. Chefs Andrew Carmellini and Michael Oliver have created an eclectic, American menu of bar snacks, shareable appetizers, sandwiches, dinner plates and desserts sourcing local ingredients and New York influence that is available in both The Library and Joe's Pub.