The Music Hall Of Williamsburg concert venue in New York City will close at the end of 2026. The Brooklyn-based venue’s promoters, The Bowery Presents, confirmed it will keep hosting shows throughout next year.

The Bowery Presents co-partners Jim Glancy and John Moore made the announcement in a memo obtained by Variety and BrooklynVegan.

“After nearly two decades, The Bowery Presents has been notified by the owners of 66 North 6th Street that our lease for Music Hall of Williamsburg will not be renewed, and our time in the building will come to an end at the conclusion of 2026,” the pair wrote. “We will continue to produce shows at Music Hall throughout next year, making each moment count for rising talent and returning stars, ensuring the legacy of this venue and its impact on both the neighborhood and music overall is secured in history.”

The Bowery Presents’ other New York City venues include Brooklyn Steel, Forest Hills Stadium, Racket, Terminal 5, Under the K Bridge Park and Webster Hall, in addition to others around the country.

Upcoming 2026 concerts at the Music Hall Of Williamsburg include Whitney, Ryan Davis & the Roadhouse Band, The Barr Brothers, Langhorne Slim and more.