What do the cheapest 2026 LCD Soundsystem Knockdown Center tickets cost?

Daft Punk LCD Soundsystem is playing at in my your house City.For the third straight year, James Murphy’s seminal synth group has booked 12 holiday season shows at Maspeth, Queens’ raucous Knockdown Center and Williamsburg’s bumpin’ Brooklyn Steel.This time around, their dozen end-of-year gigs are scheduled to go down from Nov.19 through Dec.

13 with special guests Exek, Cowboy Hunters and Victoryland joining them on select dates.If you’d like to be there — so you can say “I was there” — tickets are available for all Queens and Brooklyn concerts.At the time of publication, the lowest price we could find on General Admission passes for any one of the eight shows at the Knockdown Center was $128 including fees on Vivid Seats.Prices start at $247 including fees for the four Brooklyn Steel performances, making the shlep to Queens a far better deal.Based on our findings at Set List FM, the Gen X/Millennial icons typically rock 15-20 songs per concert.Although we can’t confirm exactly what they’ll take to the stage in ’26, we’d guess fan favorites “All My Friends,” “Dance Yrself Clean,” “Someone Great,” “New York, I Love You but You’re Bringing Me Down,” and, of course, “Daft Punk Is Playing at My House” will all have their moment in the sun.“These concerts are a trip down a memory lane that unravels into a time two decades ago when New York felt like the epicenter of hipness,” Spectrum Culture wrote in a review of an August concert in Oregon.“It was exhilarating to hear these songs live again…for those of us who have seen Murphy and LCD Soundsystem before and those youngsters who maybe thought they never would, that’s the power of music, no matter how nostalgic.”Following the multi-borough New York City run, Murphy and co.

will headline two New Year’s nights at Aspen, CO’s Belly Up.After that, the eight-piece ensemble heads to Rome, Italy’s Circus Maximus to open for Harry Styles in August 2027.For more...

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