Rough Trade NYC events
There are no events currently scheduled at Rough Trade NYC. We are frequently updating our calendar, so please check back soon.
In the meantime, explore upcoming shows at other top Brooklyn locations like The Historic Trenton Masonic Temple, Daryl Roth Theatre, or Honda Center.
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Parking & Directions for Rough Trade NYC
64 North 9th St, Brooklyn, NY
11249, US
1. Street parking - up to 2 blocks, varies (free to metered $2/hr)
2. 1st Street Parking Lot - 0.3 miles, approx. $15
3. SP+ Parking - 0.4 miles, approx. $12
4. Atlantic Avenue Parking Garage - 0.5 miles, approx. $10
Rough Trade NYC concerts - 2026 event schedule highlights in Brooklyn
Rough Trade NYC is a vibrant live music and events venue located in Brooklyn, renowned for hosting an eclectic lineup of performances spanning diverse genres and artists. In the upcoming months, fans can look forward to an exciting array of shows, starting with an intimate performance by Vacations on october 5, 2026. The venue continues to attract innovative acts, including the energetic Peelander-Z on april 20, 2070, and the indie pop sensation The Beths on september 3, 2070. Music lovers can also experience the unique sounds of Louis Prince on April 2, 2070, and the soulful vibes of Vita and the Woolf on may 6, 2070. Electronic music takes center stage with French 79 performing on May 4, 2070, while rising artists like Ambar Lucid and The Sounds will also grace the stage on April 21 and 28, 2070, respectively. The venue’s diverse lineup continues with Memba on May 23, 2070, and the indie artist Shane (iamnotshane) on April 7, 2070, ensuring a dynamic and memorable experience for all concert-goers. With its rich history of showcasing both emerging and established talent, Rough Trade NYC remains a cornerstone of Brooklyn's live music scene.