Gigs in New York — concert diary for MSG to Bowery
Log New York concerts at Madison Square Garden, Barclays Center, Radio City, and club rooms. Radar is a worldwide concert diary — Find is strongest in the UK, history works everywhere.
New York packs more rooms into one metro than most countries: Madison Square Garden and Barclays for arena nights, Radio City and Beacon for seated bills, Bowery Ballroom, Webster Hall, and Terminal 5 for the shows you will still quote in ten years.
Radar is a personal concert diary first. Log any NYC night — past or upcoming — with artist, venue, date, setlist, and who you went with. Ticketmaster and Setlist.fm help you reconstruct old dates; the diary is what you keep.
UK listings search is Radar Find's home turf. New York still belongs in the same timeline so a Brooklyn club bill and a Brixton Academy night both count toward Concert Wrapped.
How to find gigs in New York
Search Setlist.fm or Ticketmaster for the artist, then log the night you actually attended in Radar — tours repeat boroughs.
Add MSG and Barclays shows when you buy so the date is not trapped in an email.
Tag your crew on the gig card. Shared NYC nights show up on both profiles.
Popular venues
- Madison Square Garden
- Barclays Center
- Radio City Music Hall
- Beacon Theatre
- Terminal 5
- Webster Hall
- Bowery Ballroom
- Brooklyn Steel
FAQ
Gigs in New York — FAQ
- Can I log New York concerts in Radar?
- Yes. Radar logs gigs worldwide. Add artist, venue, and date for any NYC show — past or upcoming — with setlists and friends.
- Does Radar find gigs in New York?
- Find is strongest for UK Ticketmaster and Skiddle listings. For NYC, search the artist and log the date you attend. Your diary still maps every room.
- What is the best app to track NYC concerts?
- Use Radar if you want a personal concert history — ratings, setlists, crew tags, and Wrapped — not just ticket alerts.
Start your New York gig diary
Free on iPhone and Android. Log your first ten gigs, then upgrade to Pro for unlimited history, the map, and Wrapped.