Bogotá's Nicolás y Los Fumadores built a following far beyond Colombia with sharp, emotional Spanish-language lyrics over a wide spread of rock influences, and this is their first show in the United States. It anchors Lincoln Center's Festival of Firsts, the annual run of debuts in the Rubenstein Atrium, and it costs nothing to get in. If you like Latin alternative rock or want to see a band before it plays bigger rooms, walk in.
What to expect
Expect a standing-and-seated crowd in the glass-walled Atrium across Broadway from the main plaza, with a stage at one end and a bar nearby. Free Lincoln Center Presents shows run first-come, first-served, with an optional Fast Track reservation for priority entry.
Good to know
- The Atrium is on Broadway between 62nd and 63rd Streets; take the 1 to 66th Street–Lincoln Center.
- Entry is first-come, first-served; Fast Track reservations for priority entry open the Monday of the show week.
- Arrive early for a seat; the Atrium fills for debut shows.
- All ages are welcome.
- Pair it with dinner in the neighborhood or a stroll across the Lincoln Center plaza and fountain.
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Common questions
Is the Nicolás y Los Fumadores show free?
Yes. Lincoln Center lists it as a free Lincoln Center Presents event in the David Rubenstein Atrium.
Is this their first U.S. concert?
Yes. Lincoln Center bills it as the Bogotá-based quartet's U.S. debut, part of the Festival of Firsts.
Do I need a reservation?
No. General admission is first-come, first-served; Fast Track reservations give priority entry.
