Ten curated Scope NYC picks for Sunday, November 1, 2026.
Teksupport’s Sunday Circoloco session brings Bedouin, Dixon, Chloé Caillet, Jimi Jules and more to Brooklyn Storehouse. DICE currently lists 2 p.m. doors, while its About text still says noon; check the ticket page before setting out. Ages 21+.
Puccini’s Tosca returns to the Met in David McVicar’s production, with Saioa Hernández making her company debut in the title role.
Paul David Young’s LIVIA: A Roman Tragedy reframes Roman power and ambition in a new play at the Flea.
The Sullivan Quartet performs Dvořák’s American Quartet and String Quintet at Bohemian National Hall, with a preconcert talk on the composer’s American years.
Quinteto Sol gathers Día de los Muertos through a wind-quintet program of Mexican and Latin American composers, with café de olla, pan dulce and an ofrenda at 22 Commerce Street.
Kaiju Big Battel stages its monster-wrestling spectacle Satan Sleeps Tonight at the Bell House.
Chief Keef’s rescheduled Pier 17 date pairs his live set with The Glo Boyz and Funk Flex; AXS lists doors at 6 p.m. and the outdoor show at 7.
Japanese metal band PALEDUSK brings Headwreck, Slow Degrade and Dirt Helmet to Le Poisson Rouge.
Aaron Parks returns to the Vanguard with a trio set built around his spacious, rhythmically alert piano writing.
Saxophonist Boney James brings his smooth-jazz sound to Sony Hall for an 8 p.m. Sunday set.