Bea Miller, the New Jersey-raised pop singer behind S.L.U.T. and Feel Something, is marking the release of Mr. Peaked in High School with a small-room show on the day the album drops. Baby's All Right holds a few hundred people, so fans get the new songs up close rather than from a balcony. If you have followed her since her teenage breakout, release night in a Brooklyn club is the one to catch.
What to expect
Expect a late set in Baby's back room with its trademark lit-up stage wall, a packed 21+ crowd and plenty of first live plays from the new album. The front bar and restaurant stay busy before doors.
Good to know
- Take the J/M/Z to Marcy Avenue; Baby's is on Broadway under the tracks.
- The show is 21+, so bring a valid ID.
- It is a late start, so plan your ride home.
- The room is small and standing; arrive at doors for a close spot.
- The front restaurant is a convenient spot to eat first.
Going? Keep it.
The whole weekend, in one email.
Friday at 5pm, one email. Unsubscribe anytime.
Common questions
Is this an album release show?
Yes, it celebrates Bea Miller's album Mr. Peaked in High School, released the same day.
What is the age policy?
The show is 21 and over.
Where is Baby's All Right?
At 146 Broadway in Williamsburg, near the Marcy Avenue J/M/Z stop.
