Music Events in Brooklyn

Since his arrival on the scene in 2018, **rum.gold** has been illuminating the alt r+b world with his angelic voice and distinct singing style. A skilled songwriter, lyricist, and vocalist, rum carefully crafts each melody, word, and concept with intent. With two critically acclaimed EPs \[yaRN 2018, aiMless 2019\], and two full-length albums \[Thicker Than Water 2021, U Street Anthology 2023\] under his belt, the D.C. native prepares to release his next body of work in 2025. \- Make a reservation before/after your show: http://bit.ly/4loDjTg. Adjacent to The Sound Room, The Atrium at Public Records is a plant-based restaurant + cocktail bar serving a globally-inspired collection of dishes, operating Wed–Sat 6–11 pm and Sat–Sun 11–4 pm. Public Records aims to provide a safer space. We reject all forms of discrimination, including racism, misogyny, transphobia, homophobia, sexism, and other aggressive behavior. Consent is paramount. Please exist with respect for yourself and those around you. Anyone found in violation of our rules or safer space policy will be removed from the venue. To share feedback about an incident, please email hello@publicrecords.nyc or alert a member of our team. Tickets may be available at the door based on capacity. A ticket does not guarantee entry; admission into the venue, including UPSTAIRS, is subject to the discretion of our staff. All large bags + coats must be checked.

-Please read fully to enjoy- BrownstoneJAZZ WEEKEND up close and personal. Intimate acoustic room live concertsFridays & Saturdays 7:30pm or 9:30pmSundays 4pm or 6pmExperience the JazzFest in a restored 19th Century Victorian Brownstone located in Bedford Stuyvesants Central Brooklyn Landmarked Historical Community. Where you will feel transported back to an earlier time period walking through the doors. BrownstoneJAZZ Ensasmbles present the best of yesteryears jazz soldiers and todays jazz frontier musicians, swinging with the authentic jazz style. Something for everyone to enjoy. Bed Stuy, Bklyn and SugarHill, Harlem were both Jazz Hey Day Communities. When Ella Fitzgerald lyricized the song TAKE THE A TRAIN connecting NYCs two jazz hubs. BrownstoneJAZZ invites you to the magic of music with Curator Debbie McClain and M.C., Bassist Eric Lemons hosting you as you uncover this old school jazz venue to enjoy a different jazz experience. Get your ticket for our private event. Both Eric and Debbie have been involved in the world of music entertainment for years presenting major artist. The list is long. They really know their way around the business.FOR A LIMITED TIME:Tables and seats have been limited. Make early purchases. We sell out fast. NOTESDRESS TO IMPRESS Its the Jazz Age! Casual Classy, Cocktail or vintage attire are encouraged. Leave the jeans, shorts, t-shirt, and hoodie at home.NO Athletic Wear, Tank Tops, or T-shirts in THE ROOMNO REFUNDS (no exceptions)ID is required NO PETS NO Shopping-bags or Backpacks in THE ROOM.BYOBB (bring your own brown bag)Please purchase actual tickets to gift a personWE ARE PRIVATE, please be respectful #jazz, #blues, #ticketweb, #ticketmaster, #music, #concerts, #datenight #events, #livemusic, #Brooklyn, #NYC, #Harlem

VNSSA comes to The Room at Superior Ingredients on March 6. California-born and based in Los Angeles, VNSSA’s path into dance music grew from years spent drumming in indie bands before transitioning into DJing and production. Her debut release landed in 2018, followed by a steady run of records across labels including Dirtybird, Higher Ground, Black Book, Sweat It Out, and Three Six Zero Recordings. Her catalog includes widely played club tracks such as “Grindhouse,” “Giving You,” and “I Don’t Remember” with Walker & Royce, alongside recent collaborations like “Shiny Disco Balls” with Benson and “Ring My Bell” with Trixie Mattel. Her work has earned consistent support across major playlists and festival stages. VNSSA has performed at events including Coachella, Lightning in a Bottle, HARD Summer, Outside Lands, and EDC Las Vegas. Her sets move through house, techno, and disco with a focus on pacing and percussive structure, equally suited to large stages and intimate rooms. She also hosts Super Creep Radio on Diplo’s Revolution (Sirius XM) and Insomniac Radio, and is one half of Girl Math with Nala. March 6 marks her return to NYC for a focused club night at The Room.