Sara Bareilles, the songwriter behind Waitress and a string of piano-pop hits, plays two nights of The Good Grief Tour inside Radio City's gilded 1932 auditorium. Her Broadway ties make New York shows feel like homecomings, and the hall's acoustics suit her voice. If you want a Rockefeller Center night out that is more intimate than an arena but still grand, pick either night.
What to expect
Expect a seated show in one of the city's most photographed theaters, with a mix of fan favorites and newer material. The Art Deco lobby and grand staircase are worth arriving early to see before the lights go down. Both nights follow the same schedule, so pick whichever fits your weekend.
Good to know
- Take the B, D, F or M to 47–50 Sts–Rockefeller Center, a short walk from the Sixth Avenue entrance.
- Arrive when doors open to take photos in the Art Deco lobby.
- Upper mezzanines are steep; choose orchestra seating if stairs are a concern.
- Radio City enforces a small-bag policy, so pack light.
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Common questions
Is Sara Bareilles playing more than one night?
Yes, Radio City lists two shows this weekend, Friday and Saturday.
What time does the show start?
Doors at 7pm and the show at 8pm each night.
