Ten curated Scope NYC picks for Monday, October 26, 2026.
Robby Ameen brings his Latin-jazz quintet to Smalls for an early set, a close-listening start to a Monday night in the Village.
Hawthorne Heights revisit their 2006 album If Only You Were Lonely on its 20th-anniversary tour, bringing a specific emo-era milestone to Irving Plaza.
An all-Filipinx mythological burlesque and drag show brings stories from Filipino folklore to Under St. Marks in a compact, late-night theater setting.
Mike LeDonne marks his 70th birthday with a big band at Dizzy’s Club, shifting the club’s intimate jazz scale toward a fuller brass-and-reed sound.
Morricone Youth performs a live score to George Romero’s Night of the Living Dead at Nitehawk, making this a repertory screening with musicians in the mix.
Son Jarocho musician Sinuhé Padilla Isunza pairs a live fandango with a book launch at City Lore, connecting regional folk music and its cultural history.
Juilliard Orchestra plays under conductor Gemma New at the school’s evening concert, a chance to hear the student ensemble in a full symphonic program.
The New York Choral Society brings Michael Tippett’s A Child of Our Time to David Geffen Hall, a large-scale choral work shaped by spirituals and wartime witness.
The Moth’s StorySLAM brings a live, open-storytelling format to the Bell House, where the night depends on personal stories told without scripts.
Action Bronson’s offbeat New York rap meets his live band Human Growth Hormone at Le Poisson Rouge for a home-city set.