LCD Soundsystem’s end-of-year residency at Queens’ Knockdown Center will cost fans at least $128 for a general admission ticket, including fees, according to listings on Vivid Seats. The band announced a dozen shows split between Maspeth’s Knockdown Center and Brooklyn Steel in Williamsburg, with eight dates in Queens running from November 19 through December 13, 2026.
Tickets for the Brooklyn Steel performances start at $247, making the Queens venue the more affordable option for those willing to travel. The shows will feature special guests Exek, Cowboy Hunters, and Victoryland on select nights.
James Murphy and his eight-piece ensemble have booked these holiday season shows for the third consecutive year. The setlists typically include 15 to 20 songs, with fan favorites like “All My Friends,” “Dance Yrself Clean,” “Someone Great,” “New York, I Love You but You’re Bringing Me Down,” and “Daft Punk Is Playing at My House” expected to appear.
A review in August from Spectrum Culture described an LCD Soundsystem concert as “a trip down a memory lane that unravels into a time two decades ago when New York felt like the epicenter of hipness.” The review added, “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 New York residency, LCD Soundsystem will headline two New Year’s Eve shows at Belly Up in Aspen, Colorado. In August 2027, the band will open for Harry Styles at Rome’s Circus Maximus.
Though the band hasn’t released a full-length album since 2017’s “american dream,” Murphy and co. have stayed active. They contributed “new body rhumba” to Noah Baumbach’s 2022 film “White Noise” and released the single “x-ray eyes” in November 2024. They also worked on “Dancer” from IDLES’ 2024 album “TANGK” and approved Tom Sharkett’s tropical remix of “Home.”
Exek, one of the special guests on the upcoming tour, is known for the track “It’s Just a Flesh Wound, Darling.” Cowboy Hunters and Victoryland will also join LCD Soundsystem on select dates.
Set List FM reported an 18-song set from a recent show on September 17 in Asheville, North Carolina, which included “North American Scum” performed with Victoryland and closed with “New York, I Love You but You’re Bringing Me Down.”
Tickets remain available for all shows while prices are subject to change. The Knockdown Center dates offer a more affordable option for fans compared to the Brooklyn Steel shows, with the former’s lowest general admission price at nearly half the latter’s starting point.
Matt Levy, New York Post live events reporter, compiled the ticket and tour information. He noted that deals can expire quickly, and prices should be confirmed before purchase.
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