About
Niall Horan brings his Dinner Party Live On Tour to Barclays Center for a Sunday-night arena show.
Horan has grown from One Direction into a genuinely warm arena performer with a catalog of radio hits and a loose, funny stage presence. Barclays is a comfortable arena for pop shows — good sound, easy transit. A Sunday-night date keeps prices calmer than a Saturday. It is a one-night NYC stop on this tour, so Brooklyn is the only chance to see it in the five boroughs.
What to expect
All-ages arena concert with an opener; doors around 6pm. Expect a sing-along crowd and roughly two hours of music.
Good to know
- 2/3/4/5/B/D/N/Q/R to Atlantic Av–Barclays Ctr
- Barclays bag policy: nothing larger than 10 x 6 x 2 inches
- Sunday show — plan for the earlier 7:30pm start
- A second area date follows Apr 13 in Connecticut if Brooklyn sells out
- Merch lines are longest right at doors
Going? Keep it.
More this weekend
Ron Carter Foursight Quartet with Donald VegaBirdland Jazz Club
Carnegie Hall's Opening Night Gala: Berliner Philharmoniker with Jonas KaufmannCarnegie Hall – Stern Auditorium / Perelman Stage, Midtown, Manhattan
Steve Miller at the Rose TheaterRose Theater, Jazz at Lincoln Center, Columbus Circle, Manhattan
Common questions
Is it all ages?
Yes — Barclays lists it as an all-ages event.
Who opens?
Support acts are announced on the tour's page and Ticketmaster listing.