What are the event details for Jason Wade's concert at Gramercy Theatre?
Jason Wade will perform at Gramercy Theatre in New York, New York on October 20, 2026. This concert promises to deliver an unforgettable experience with a mix of alternative music and captivating performances.
What is the seating arrangement at Gramercy Theatre?
Seating at Gramercy Theatre - New York, NY
Gramercy Theatre offers a blend of General Admission (GA) standing room and reserved seating. The venue provides an intimate atmosphere ideal for concerts.
- General Admission Floor (Standing): The front section is GA standing room, closest to the stage. Tickets are unassigned and first come, first served for the best spots.
- Reserved Seating (Back): The rear of the main floor features reserved seating for fans who prefer a seated experience. The sound system carries well to both sections.
- Balcony: An elevated balcony area provides an overhead view of the stage. Good for those seeking an elevated perspective.
- ADA Accessible: Contact the box office at 212-614-6932 in advance to arrange accessible seating.
Best sections: GA near the stage for an immersive experience; center reserved back seats for comfort. Sections to avoid: Side balcony corners may have partial sightlines.
What are the parking options near Gramercy Theatre?
Parking near Gramercy Theatre - New York, NY
Public transit is strongly recommended. The 6 train stops directly at 23rd St, right at the venue. N/Q/R/W trains at 23rd St/Broadway are also nearby.
- Subway: 6 train to 23rd St (Lexington Ave) is the most direct option. N/Q/R/W to 23rd St (Broadway) also works.
- Parking Garages: Several garages near the venue charge $20-$50 per evening. Pre-book via SpotHero or ParkWhiz for better rates.
- Street Parking: Very limited and competitive in Manhattan. Check signs carefully for NYC parking rules.
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Jason Wade New York Concert reviews
Crowd ruined experience
Last night, I experienced the pinnacle of my summer vacation seeing Jason Wade. Impressed with the show, I was disappointed by the ending, featuring a performance by the bassist. Although he rocked the non-Jason Wade song, it should have capped off with "Buenos Tardes Amigo." The crowd was disrespectful, constantly throwing cups and straws on the stage. Dean had to dodge them while playing, making the show less enjoyable. My expectations were let down as I wanted to hear more from Pure Guava, Chocolate & Cheese, The Mollusk, or even Quebec instead of their Shinola or La Cucaracha albums. They did rock all of their songs, though.