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Webster Hall, East Village, Manhattan

benny blanco and Selena Gomez

Selena Gomez and benny blanco squeeze arena-scale pop stardom into 1,500-cap Webster Hall — the married hitmakers playing a rare, tiny club night.

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Two of pop's biggest names — Selena Gomez and the producer behind a decade of No. 1s, benny blanco — share a stage in a 1,500-person East Village ballroom instead of an arena. The married duo's joint album 'I Said I Love You First' turned their romance into a full record, and a club-sized New York show is the rarest possible way to hear it. If you land a ticket, this is the fall's biggest flex of a Friday night out.

What to expect

A one-off club show from artists who normally play rooms fifteen times this size: duets from their joint album, benny behind the production, Selena front and center, and a Webster Hall crowd that knows exactly how lucky it is. Expect a crushing sellout, heavy phone-light singalongs and a short, high-emotion set rather than a sprawling arena production.

Good to know

  • Webster Hall is on E 11th St near Astor Place — take the 6 to Astor Pl or the L to 3 Av
  • The Grand Ballroom is general-admission standing; arrive early for rail spots
  • Demand will massively outstrip the room — buy only through official channels and beware resale fakes
  • The East Village around the venue is stacked with pre- and post-show bars and late-night food
  • Expect strict security and bag checks for a show of this profile

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Common questions

Are Selena Gomez and benny blanco performing together?

Yes — the show is billed as benny blanco and Selena Gomez, the married couple behind the joint 2025 album 'I Said I Love You First,' on one Webster Hall stage.

How big is Webster Hall?

The Grand Ballroom holds roughly 1,500 people — a tiny fraction of the arenas Gomez normally headlines, which is what makes this show exceptional.

Will tickets be hard to get?

Extremely. A club-sized show from stars of this level is among the most in-demand tickets of the season; official on-sales and verified resale are the only safe routes.