Overmono are the brothers who made UK breakbeat and garage feel like stadium music, and their live show is built for exactly a room like Terminal 5's three levels. It is the headline electronic ticket of the Friday before a holiday weekend. If you want to dance to something bigger than a club but still feel the bass, this is the night.
What to expect
Expect a standing crowd across Terminal 5's floor and two balconies, a big light show, and a set that moves between emotional vocal cuts and hard-hitting breaks. Doors open an hour before the start; the floor is packed by showtime, so the balconies are the better bet for a clear view of the production.
Good to know
- The venue is on West 56th Street near Eleventh Avenue; the closest trains are the A, B, C, D and 1 at 59 St–Columbus Circle.
- The show is 18 and over, so bring ID.
- The upper balconies have better sightlines if you are short.
- Coat check lines get long at the end of the night.
- Cabs are scarce on the far West Side after shows; walk east to Tenth Avenue.
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Common questions
Is Overmono at Terminal 5 all ages?
No, it is listed as 18 and over.
When do doors open?
Doors open at 7:30pm for the 8:30pm show.
