Shaboozey spent a record run at No. 1 with A Bar Song (Tipsy), and now he is headlining Radio City, one of the grandest rooms in the country, on the Outlaws Never Die Tour. Kashus Culpepper, a rising Alabama soul-country singer, opens. If you want a Saturday night that feels like a honky-tonk inside an Art Deco palace, this is it.
What to expect
Doors open an hour before the show, and the crowd mixes cowboy hats with Midtown date nights. The hall's sweeping gold proscenium and Sphere Immersive Sound system give the band a big, clear mix from the orchestra to the top mezzanine, and the grand lobby is worth arriving early to see.
Good to know
- Enter on 50th or 51st Street between Fifth and Sixth Avenues.
- The B/D/F/M to 47-50 Sts-Rockefeller Center is steps away.
- Bags must fit under your seat; oversized bags are turned away.
- Delta SkyMiles members can redeem a complimentary drink or popcorn at the venue.
Going? Keep it.
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The Smashing Pumpkins: The Rats in a Cage Tour at Barclays Center
Catherine Russell and Friends with Special Guest Cyndi Lauper — Jazz at Lincoln Center
Geese with billy woods at Forest Hills Stadium
Common questions
Who is opening for Shaboozey?
Kashus Culpepper is the special guest.
When do doors open?
An hour before the show, per MSG's listing.