Nitzer Ebb came out of Essex in the 1980s with drum-machine stomp, barked vocals and tracks like Join in the Chant and Let Your Body Learn that still fill goth and industrial dance floors. This Webster Hall date is the last stop of their US tour, where the set mixes those classics with newer material. If you own black boots and a Depeche Mode tour shirt, this is your night.
What to expect
A standing-room show in Webster Hall's Grand Ballroom, with a crowd that ranges from original 1980s club kids to younger darkwave fans. Expect a loud, relentless, strobe-heavy set built for dancing more than listening.
Good to know
- The show is 16 and over; bring ID.
- Take the 4, 5, 6, L, N, Q, R or W to 14 St–Union Square and walk a few blocks south.
- Webster Hall is general admission, so arrive early if you want to be near the stage.
- Earplugs are a good idea for an EBM set.
- Coat check fills up quickly on busy nights.
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Common questions
What kind of music is Nitzer Ebb?
Electronic body music, or EBM: hard, danceable electronic music with industrial roots, which the band helped pioneer in the 1980s.
Is there an age limit?
Yes, the Webster Hall show is 16 and over.
Is this the band's last US show of the tour?
The New York date is listed as the final stop of their 2026 US tour.
