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Sammy Rae & the Friends – Terminal 5 – November 8, 2024
With just a handful of remaining dates on the tour in support of this year’s Something for Everyone — filled with soulful genre-spanning pop — Sammy Rae & the Friends were back home in NYC on Friday to kick off a two-night run at Terminal 5.
(Sammy Rae & the Friends play Roadrunner in Boston on Friday and Saturday.)
Photos courtesy of Mark Ashe | @markashephotography
OMD – Terminal 5 – July 8, 2025
On Tuesday night English synth-pop pioneers OMD were back in the big city to close out their seven-week North American tour in style on the big stage at a packed Terminal 5.
Photos courtesy of Mark Ashe | @markashephotography
Michael Monroe – Racket – April 2, 2025
Singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Michael Monroe burst onto the scene as the frontman for the Finnish glam-metal band Hanoi Rocks more than 40 years ago, but he’s also done his own thing for nearly just as long, putting out 12 solo albums since the late ’80s. And to that end, on Wednesday night at a packed Racket, Monroe kicked off his first American tour in nine years.
Photos courtesy of Mark Ashe | @markashephotography
LP – Terminal 5 – November 9, 2023
Touring behind the recently released Love Lines, genre-spanning singer songwriter LP headlined Terminal 5 on Thursday night.
(LP plays Franklin Music Hall in Philadelphia tonight.)
Photos courtesy of Mark Ashe | www.markashephotography.com
Beabdoobee – Terminal 5 – July 31, 2023
After opening a string of shows for Taylor Swift earlier in the year, West London “indie-pop prodigy” Beabadoobee is again out on the road with last year’s Beatopia, playing a few select headlining shows. Back in New York City, the singer-songwriter played the first of two sold-out appearances at Terminal 5 on Monday night.
(Beabadoobee plays Terminal 5 again tonight.)
Photos courtesy of Mark Ashe | www.markashephotography.com
Aaron Tveit – Webster Hall – May 29, 2019
Ahead of his headlining role in Moulin Rouge: The Musical on Broadway later this summer, star of stage and screen Aaron Tveit was in the East Village on Wednesday night to perform for adoring fans at a packed Webster Hall.
Photos courtesy of Mark Ashe | www.markashephotography.com
Epik High – Terminal 5 – April 7, 2019
Epik High, the alternative hip-hop trio out of Seoul, South Korea, are a week into their North America tour, which brought them to Terminal 5 on Sunday night to make the weekend last just a little bit longer.
Photos courtesy of Mark Ashe | www.markashephotography.com
PUP – Brooklyn Steel – April 26, 2019
Toronto punk quartet PUP brought their brand-new album, Morbid Stuff, to a sold-out Brooklyn Steel on Friday night, kicking off the weekend on an high note with an energetic, crowd-pleasing show.
Photos courtesy of Mark Ashe | www.markashephotography.com
