Ten curated Scope NYC picks for Monday, September 28, 2026.
The Nuyorican Bowery Slam returns to the Bowery Poetry Club for a competitive night where poems are written for the mic as much as the page.
Friendly Fires brings its dance-minded indie rock to Elsewhere’s compact Zone One for a Monday show in Bushwick.
Brooklyn’s Taja Cheek opens L’Rain’s two-night run on Avenue A with medium., bringing her experimental songs into Night Club 101.
AUNT TRIXIE turns an improbable family-history coincidence into cabaret: its creator found a great-great-grandaunt born on her birthday, 105 years earlier.
The Cabaret Burlesque brings Code Red to Berlin for a Monday-night performance in the East Village.
Molly Soda opens her personal YouTube archive for MoMA’s Modern Mondays, then discusses online performance and intimacy with curator Abby Hermosilla.
Billy Wilder’s Hollywood noir fills the United Palace screen; arrive early for Bilingual Broadway Collective’s live pre-show with Arielle Jacobs.
A Winged Victory for the Sullen begins two nights at Pioneer Works with Pan•American joining its piano, strings and electronics for a spacious Monday set.
Six Sex brings ULTRA to Brooklyn Steel, carrying the Argentine performer’s mix of reggaeton and rave electronics onto the concert stage.
Public Image Ltd bring their This Is Not the Last Tour bill to Webster Hall, with San Diego punk band Plague Vendor opening.