NYC Deep Cuts for Wednesday, September 30, 2026

Stranger, smaller-room, and in-the-know Scope NYC picks for Wednesday, September 30, 2026.

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  1. Weak Signal, Masaaki

    7:00 PM · Union Pool

    New York trio Weak Signal joins Masaaki at Union Pool, bringing Mike Bones, Sasha Vine and Tran’s stripped-down guitar-band interplay to the back stage.

  2. Art21 Rewind

    7:00 PM · SVA Theatre

    Art21 marks 25 years of its PBS artist documentaries with a newly framed screening of eight short films from its first season.

  3. BOOK LAUNCH & VHS SCREENING: VIDEO NIGHT by Adam Cesare

    7:00 PM · The Twisted Spine

    Adam Cesare launches the Video Night reissue at The Twisted Spine, followed by a mystery VHS screening with Night Owl Video.

  4. A Light That Never Goes Out

    7:00 PM · Scandinavia House

    A burned-out flutist finds his way into an old classmate’s chaotic sound experiments in Lauri-Matti Parppei’s Finnish debut, screening with English subtitles.

  5. In Praise of Divas: Mariah Carey and Whitney Houston

    7:30 PM · Greenlight Bookstore in Fort Greene

    Andrew Chan and Emily Lordi talk Mariah Carey and Whitney Houston at Greenlight, pairing pop criticism with Lordi’s new book Holding Lightning.

  6. Funeral Siniestro

    7:30 PM · Spectacle

    Jairo Pinilla’s Colombian horror debut pits a greedy stepmother against her adopted daughter; Spectacle presents the 1977 film in a new 2K restoration.

  7. The Tear Garden (The Legendary Pink Dots & cEvin Key) w/ Orange Decoder Ring

    8:00 PM · Le Poisson Rouge

    The Tear Garden brings The Legendary Pink Dots and cEvin Key together at LPR, with Orange Decoder Ring opening this industrial-psychedelic bill.

  8. The Moth StorySLAM

    8:00 PM · The Bell House

    The Moth StorySLAM brings true personal stories to the Bell House stage around a new theme, keeping the night unpredictable and listener-led.

  9. Pulverize the Sound

    8:30 PM · The Stone

    Peter Evans opens his Stone residency with Pulverize the Sound: trumpet, Tim Dahl’s bass and electronics, and Mike Pride’s drums and percussion.

  10. MACBETH x Nightcap Theatre Company

    9:30 PM · The Red Pavilion

    Nightcap Theatre Company takes Macbeth into Red Pavilion’s 9:30 slot, putting Shakespeare’s murderous court inside the Bushwick cabaret venue.