Live music is exploding all through downtown Manhattan, as increasing numbers of New Yorkers come out of their COVID-era cocoons to enjoy the joyful sounds that temporarily erase the stresses of life. In parks, sidewalk cafes, and a few non-traditional settings, local musicians are drawing from a handful to more than 100 listeners, most of whom are masked and reasonably-distanced. In most cases, the music is performed outdoors and is free to enjoy, but the musicians encourage you to drop a few dollars into their tip buckets. Here are some of the musicians who are worth your time and financial support.
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| Marc Ribot's band, Ceramic Dog, played on the roof of St. Ann's Warehouse to an audience below. |
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| Whiteclaw brought classic rock and a light show to Tompkins Square Park |
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| Jerome Harris outside Rue-B |
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| The Eric Paulin Trio outside Caravan of Dreams |
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| PLM Music Revue on a pickup truck on Avenue A |
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| The Black Soul Experience at Groove |
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| The Robin Andre Trio at Cafe Wha? |
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