Concerts are back in full swing, and music lovers can’t wait to safely check out their favorite artists when they come to town. These are five great concerts going down in New York City from Monday, November 29 through Sunday, December 5.

Tuesday, November 30

Swallow the Sun, Abigail Williams @ The Brooklyn Monarch (6 p.m.) (tickets)

Swallow the Sun return to NYC to promote their new studio album Moonflowers. Abigail Williams, who are plugging their latest album Walk Beyond the Dark, and Wilderun, who dropped Veil of Imagination in 2019, will join the band as support.

Thursday, December 2

She Past Away, Twin Tribes @ (Le) Poisson Rouge (tickets)

Post-punk/darkwave act She Past Away will hit up (Le) Poisson Rouge in the midst of their North America tour. The group’s last studio album was 2019’s Disko Anksiyete, which was their first release on iconic electro-industrial label Metropolis Records. Twin Tribes, who’ll be supporting their 2019 album Ceremony, will be the opening act.

Saturday, December 4

Starset, The Word Alive @ Irving Plaza (6:30 p.m.) (tickets)

Starset will spend Saturday night rocking Irving Plaza in support of their new studio album Horizons, which features the lead single "Infected." Starset recently celebrated their 2013 single “My Demons” going platinum in the United States. The Word Alive, who are promoting their latest album Monomania, and All Good Things, who will plug their new album A Hope in Hell, will also perform.

Show Me The Body @ Warsaw (8 p.m.) (tickets)

NYC hardcore punk group Show Me The Body will kick off their East Coast tour with a headlining performance inside Brooklyn’s Warsaw. Earlier this year, the act unveiled their three-song EP titled Survive. Opening acts for this show will be revealed soon.

Sunday, December 5

mewithoutYou, Dominic Angelella @ (Le) Poisson Rouge (7 p.m.) (tickets)

Before saying goodbye next year, mewithoutYou will be celebrating the 15th anniversary of Brother, Sister inside (Le) Poisson Rouge. Their third studio album became the first to hit the Billboard Top 200 chart with its debut at number 116. Dominic Angelella, who played bass in mewithoutYou from 2016 to 2018, will be the opening act.