Top New York Concerts

Treat yourself to a visual feast at the Tony award-winning 'The Lion King' on Broadway. This acclaimed stage adaptation of the Disney classic brings the story of Simba and friends to life with music by Elton John and Tim Rice, paired with dazzling stage direction and costumes courtesy of Julie Taymor. Kids and adults both will love the extravagant animal puppetry and familiar songs like ‘Hakuna Matata.’

Discover the magic of Broadway in New York City with this ticket to see Moulin Rouge. Plan a night out at the theater and enjoy one of Broadway’s most glamorous experiences. See Baz Luhrmann’s revolutionary film come to life on the stage along with live music and striking choreography.

Marvel at the 360-degree, unobstructed views from the Empire State Building, and explore its interactive museum and more, with this combo ticket. See NYC's landmarks from the 86th-floor observatory, and enjoy the exhibitions displays on its 2nd and 80th floors. You can also upgrade for skip-the-line entry—or to ascend all the way to the 102nd floor.

Book tickets to the Tony Award-winning musical hit 'Aladdin,' performed at New Amsterdam Theater in New York City. This Broadway rendition of the 1992 Disney film brings a beloved cast of characters to the stage with stunning choreography. The whole family can enjoy the classic Broadway show experience while taking a break from the crowds and sightseeing.

Experience the iconic sounds of Harlem with tickets to an afternoon jazz series that features today’s most creative and talented artists. Each Tuesday performance brings a different group or soloist for two intimate sets at a history Presbyterian church. Enjoy 60 minutes of music that ranges from laid-back tunes to upbeat horns and drums, and take in Harlem’s cultural heritage and cutting edge compositions.

Sing along with a traditional gospel choir in Harlem during a holiday celebration at the Mt. Olivet Baptist Church. Join the church on either Christmas Eve or New Year’s Eve morning for an hour-long service and let the uplifting music, directed by long-time Harlem resident Craig Harris, warm your heart during the holiday season.  

If it is Wednesday, it’s Gospel in Harlem. A 60-minute Wednesday Gospel Praise at a neighborhood Black historic church. This is not a church service but an hour of inspirational gospel and spirituals with choir. Visitors are invited to join in the musical fellowship. Highlights: Visit a local church and participate in a mid-week musical fellowship with local congregation and choir. The hour includes gospel and spirituals led by professional church choir singers.