All shows are free and 21+ to attend (unless otherwise listed), with $10 suggested donation.
7:00pm
In the spirit of liberation and celebration what’s a time when you were on top? Prepare a story about your craziest party, a victory you didn’t see coming, or that mountain you finally climbed after 5 years of planning. Think back to that bottle of tequila or a sunny day after a storm. Whether it was a win for the soul or fireworks literally lit up the sky, sometimes we need a reminder to celebrate the big and the small. In case you need anymore inspiration I invite you to think back to those milestones: prom, 21st birthday, that wedding your cousin had in the woods, or the 30th birthday party that was more of a rave. Bring a story, a friend, or simply yourselves.
9:00pm
Laugh a little, cry a little. Lucky audience members will leave with special cash prizes. Hosted by Desmond Deluxe & Ramy Shafi.
10:30pm
An attractive exponent of country, blues and pop sounds with doses of psychedelia. Listen to LoFi.
7:00pm
Don’t miss the show Time Out called “consistently dope” and Thrillist described as “extremely gay.” Featuring an always fresh lineup of only LGBTQ performers, Kweendom is one of NYC’s most beloved comedy showcases. Catch stand-up, storytelling, characters, music and more from up-and-coming artists, as well as faces from TV and streaming. Always free, with donations accepted for a designated LGBTQ-foused organization each show. Come for the laughs, stay for the fresh faces in your Grindr grid. Bring Kweendom home with you in the new collection of essays, Welcome to Kweendom, available now!
9:00pm
Somerset born, UK singer-songwriter Tom Scamell spent his teenage years honing his craft as a guitar player and songwriter, obsessively sitting in front of the amplifier and playing until his fingers were numb, and the rhythm finally set in. Listen to “Put a Man Down”.
$10 Advance, $15 at the door.
10:00pm
Philly based emo-twang. His recent album Torn and Spiralbound explores themes of love, heartbreak and figuring life out in your early 20’s. The addition of pedal steel work by Mike “Slo-Mo” Brennar contributes to the albums alt-country feel, coupled with a blend of folk and indie-rock.
$10 Advance, $15 at the door.
11:00pm
CT-based artist best known as the singer and guitarist for the indie rock band Bonsai Trees. Listen to his recent solo album, All This Happened.
$10 Advance, $15 at the door.
3:30pm
Loose Lips is a comedy open mic for the most iconic standup, characters and storytelling in NYC! Hosted by Fallon Boles & Vassileia Kazee.
7:00pm
Upstate NY-based songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and music therapist. He was a founding member of the groups My Friend Other and Toys and Tiny Instruments, and supports other artists on keys when finds time amidst a busy schedule of corralling three youngsters. Listen to “In All Colors”.
8:00pm
Squirrels From Hell was established in 1978. Underground, original rock spanning genres and styles. Listen to “VOODOO”.
9:00pm
The Oxford Drive Band is a NY-based multi-instrumental ensemble who combine the elements of vintage rock, indie rock, power pop, Americana and ambient music. Their unique sound blends experienced players of different backgrounds, creating something moody, introspective and cinematic. Lisetn to “Long Way Home”.
10:00pm
Haunting, grungy alt rock. Listen to “Last Summer”,
11:00pm
Bloomshake is the soundtrack to late-night city streets—layered, distorted, and emotionally charged. Drawing from the beginnings of rock, industrial, grunge, and digital art culture, the project creates immersive worlds where noise, melody, and visual design collide. Listen to “I’m Afraid of Americans”.
3:00pm
I’m a creep! I’m a weirdooooo… I DO belong here! A comedy open mic for anybody who’s ever been described as slightly off-putting.
Every Sunday at 3pm. 3 minutes for standup, 4 for characters, and 5 for everybody if Mark Duplass shows up. One drink minimum to perform.
5:00pm
The Open Mic at Pete’s has been running for almost 25 years and has provided a springboard for many a New York performer, now booking gigs around the city and beyond. Join host Bruce Martin in Pete’s intimate music room for a lively night of performances. You never know who might stop by.
Every Sunday at 5pm. Sign up is at 4pm and music starts at 5pm. One drink minimum to perform.
8:30pm
Born in New Haven, Connecticut and based in Austin, Texas, Parrott has had a prolific career in music, releasing three albums with the swing folk outfit Shotgun Party and two LPs with the indie-folk duo Loves It! Over the past seven years, Parrott has released three other albums including 2024’s Love Spell.
9:30pm
Multi-disciplinary artist.
10:30pm
Myra Lee is a Brooklyn based alt-rock band made up of Tahlia Amanson (vocals/guitar), Aiden Velazquez (bass) and McCabe Teems (drums). Formerly known as Dino Expedition, Myra Lee was created as a rather fiction character/stage name, inspired from the likes of Cat Power’s 1996 record. Listen to “Corkscrew Drawers”.
6:30pm
Some Fun Lines is a monthly satire and humor open mic! All are welcome to bring 4 minutes of the sort of headlines or pieces that you might find in the New Yorker, McSweeney’s, The Onion, Reductress, or other such outlets. Key word: *might.*
8:30pm
Born and raised in the blue-collar suburbs of Philadelphia, Adam Travis grew up on a steady diet of Jerry Garcia and Billy Joel. His style now is influenced by artists from Willie Nelson to Emmylou Harris and Tyler Childers, giving listeners country-tinged ballads which shine on his most recent album, Live from Somewhere…
9:30pm
Solo artist project of one part of the band footnote.
10:30pm
Expressive, vocal, and full of electric energy, PosterChild is a Pittsburgh 5-piece post new-wave unified music effort led by singer/songwriter Gibson Musisko. Listen to Leaving New Mexico.
5:00pm
Taking inspiration from the infinite canon of literature past and present, we present weekly short readings, inspiring 30-minute exercises, offering writers the space and direction to write silently and hone their skills. Writers may share their writing, as the spirit and time dictates. The last portion of the evening is devoted to self-directed work on whatever project you have that merits such.
7:00pm
It’s Pride Month, The Knicks are champs, and the World Cup is just a shuttle bus away. There’s no better time to be in NYC and that’s why June’s theme is I LOVE NEW YORK. Join host Bailey Swilley for an hour of funny, heart-warming, and cringe tales from four of the city’s best performers: Di Cai, Rita Rigano, Melissa Robinson, and Dannielle Slaughter!
8:30pm
Brooklyn singer-songwriter with a voice like a summer day in the countryside. Listen to “Tornadoes”.
$10 Advance, $15 at the door.
9:30pm
Cheeky New York alt rock. Listen to “Ultimate Test”.
$10 Advance, $15 at the door.
10:30pm
Cowboy Clean is what happens when the open range meets the underground club. The debut solo project of NYC multi-instrumentalist Matt Leibowitz, Cowboy Clean joins driving guitars with pulsing synths and post-punk textures. Listen to Rubber Knife.
$10 Advance, $15 at the door.
7:30pm
NYC’s finest trivia beckons. Got the brains? Bring your friends and wrack your noodles with six rounds of clever, fun, HARD trivia. The most experienced trivia hosts in the city will test your mental mettle in areas of General Knowledge, Music, Top Tens, and Visual Identification. First Prize is a $75 bar tab, Second Prize is a $40 bar tab and Third Prize is a $15 bar tab. But the real prize (besides bragging rights for those who place, and a berth in the twice yearly finals) is the time honored social scene of the Quizz-Off crowd. Give it a try smart guy! And come early for a good table.
10:00pm
HUMP NIGHT ((((-: Every Wednesday :-) )))) Your party for mid week bumpin’ n jumpin’ n _______’ ! The weekend starts on Wednesday! DJ Santi bringing the beats that make you happy. We’re taking over the whole bar and garden! Yasss! It’s a party. It’s a hang. It’s a Hump Night. <3 <3
And that’s the week! Check our full calendar daily for the most up to date schedule of shows. This is Pete’s weekly newsletter, so subscribe to stay tuned each week for what’s going on, and more about what makes us the best Biggest Little Venue in NYC.
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