Brooklyn Bowl is the rare room where you can bowl a frame, eat fried chicken and still see the stage, and on Sunday night it hosts Bombargo, a Canada-based band built around brother harmonies and big sing-along choruses. It's an easygoing way to end the weekend without a late night in Manhattan. If you like anthemic indie rock and a bowling lane within reach, this is the Sunday pick.
What to expect
Doors open two hours early, giving time to grab food or a lane before the band starts. The stage sits at one end of the big converted warehouse, with the lanes and bar off to the side, so you can watch from the floor or from near the lanes.
Good to know
- Take the L to Bedford Av and walk toward the river to 61 Wythe Avenue.
- Bowling lanes are separate from concert entry; VIP lane packages are sold as add-ons.
- Earlier in the day the venue hosts all-ages Family Bowl, so the room turns over before the evening show.
- Tickets are sold through Ticketmaster via the venue's site.
Going? Keep it.
Common questions
Can you bowl during the Bombargo show?
Brooklyn Bowl sells VIP bowling lane add-ons for the show; a regular concert ticket doesn't include a lane.
Who is Bombargo?
A Canada-based touring band known for high-energy shows, double-brother harmonies and sing-along anthems.