NEW YORK, US – JANUARY 01: Fireworks lit up the sky behind the Statue of Liberty during the new year celebrations in New York City, United States on Sunday night, on January 01, 2024. Many people gathered outside to welcome the New Year in a festive climate. Crowds flocked to squares and entertainment centers to celebrate the end of 2023 and the arrival of 2024. (Photo by Lokman Vural Elibol\/Anadolu via Getty Images)<\/p>\n
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New York City has thrown some legendary parties, but nothing quite like New its Years Eve bashes. From Studio 54 parties to Truman Capote balls, the city has seen it all. Despite the anticipated Uber price hikes, at least most lineups can be avoided if we get our tickets early. Here are some early bird tickets for sale for New Years Eve concerts, bar nights, masquerade balls and much more.<\/p>\n
OSLO, NORWAY – AUGUST 9: Robyn performs on stage at The Oyafestivalen on August 9, 2019 in Oslo, Norway. (Photo by Per Ole Hagen\/Redferns)<\/p>\n
RedfernsRobyn performs at Brooklyn Paramount<\/p>\n
Swedish pop star Robyn has changed the face of music over the course of her 30-year career. She recently debuted her new song \u201cDopamine\u201d at her first performance last month – her first performance in six years, and at October\u2019s Paris Fashion Week, Robyn created the soundtrack for the Acne Studios runway show. Now, she is joining her friends onstage for a concert at Brooklyn Paramount, get tickets here<\/a>.<\/p>\n Faena New York New Year\u2019s Eve<\/p>\n If you really want to bring in New Year’s Eve in style, look no further. Alan Faena\u2019s new beloved location in New York City follows the success of his five-star hotel in Miami. This New York hotel and its famed restaurant La Boca will bring performances, dinners and dancing in their upstairs venue, the animal print covered stylish Living Room bar and lounge. Dress to dazzle. All the info<\/a>.<\/p>\n November 1966: American novelist, Truman Capote (1924 – 1984) at his Black-and-White Ball at the Plaza Hotel New York, with Katherine Graham (1917 – 2001), the publisher of the Washington Post. (Photo by Harry Benson\/Express\/Getty Images)<\/p>\n Getty ImagesThe Plaza Hotel<\/p>\n As if the Plaza Hotel wasn\u2019t iconic enough on its own, this historic venue hosts a Great Gatsby-themed bash at their iconic Palm Court. With a buffet, open bar and complimentary midnight toast of Louis Roederer Champagne to ring in the New Year. This hotel has been hosting glamorous galas for over 120 years, and this night will be no exception. Expect peak New York glamor. More info<\/a>.<\/p>\n Two Fifteen at PUBLIC Hotel<\/p>\n public hotelPUBLIC Hotel<\/p>\n Ian Schrager\u2019s PUBLIC Hotel is, without a doubt, one of the city\u2019s coolest downtown venues for dining, drinking, sleeping and everything in between. The luxury boutique hotel features two events being held on New Year\u2019s Eve. First, their party at Two Fifteen<\/a>, which is their legendary nightclub<\/a> which has drawn the likes of Rihanna, A$AP Rocky, Amanda Lepore and Coco Rocha, is hosting another unforgettable bash. A true trendsetters paradise, the party runs until 4 a.m. with a four-and-a-half-hour open bar. Meanwhile, on PUBLIC\u2019s other venue, THE ROOF<\/a>, the glass-clad nightclub with 360 views of Manhattan, offers a four hour open bar and gourmet bites. Both events will feature sets from the city\u2019s top DJs.<\/p>\n Exterior view of the kiosk of the Roxy Theatre, located at the intersection of Seventh Avenue and 50th Street, beneath the Taft Hotel, New York, New York, late 1931. The marquee advertises a double bill of the Mary Astor film ‘Smart Woman’ and a short called ‘Football Thrills.’ (Photo by FPG\/Getty Images)<\/p>\n Getty ImagesRoxy Hotel<\/p>\n If you want to travel back to the 1970s, look no further. The Roxy Hotel is throwing a New Years Eve bash inspired by the grit and glamor of 1970s New York<\/a>. With all night champagne and a four-hour open bar, the event is hosted by Sienna, celebrity photographer Dustin Pittman and Richard Boch. Expect to hear sets from DJs Disco Bambino, Nina Tarr and Harkness Granger. Expect to see a photo exhibition by Chris Stein, yes from Blondie, who has curated a selection of photos celebrating the band\u2019s drummer, Clem Burke. The dress code is old school glamor.<\/p>\n Times Square Ball Drop 2026<\/p>\n For those who want to brave Times Square on New Years Eve<\/a>, here is the deal. There is a new Ball Drop in town. This year, the ball gets a makeover with over 5,000 crystals made by Irish crystal brand Waterford, in hues of red, purple, blue and orange for The Constellation Ball, the first makeover in the ball’s 118-year history. It weighs over 12,000 pounds. The crystals represent new beginnings. You can watch the ball drop at nearby venues, like the Tempo by Hilton Times Square and Bar Sprezzatura atop the Kimpton Theta New York-Times Square.<\/p>\n NEW YORK – APRIL 10: Attendees sit in the ballroom during the American Theatre Wing Annual Spring Gala at Cipriani 42nd Street on April 10, 2006 in New York City. (Photo by Evan Agostini\/Getty Images)<\/p>\n Getty ImagesCipriani 42nd Street<\/p>\n The legendary venue Cipriani is hosting their New Years Eve Party<\/a> to bring in 2026 in their opulent Venetian ballroom for the 14th year in a row. Hosted by Joonbug, this event will be a black tie optional affair with white glove service and a six hour open bar, a DJ led countdown and dancing until the wee hours.<\/p>\n Soho Grand<\/p>\n The famed downtown hotel\u2019s Annual NYE Masquerade Ball 2026<\/a> pays tribute to Truman Capote\u2019s famed Grand Masked Ball, which he hosted in New York in 1966. Oh, how the times have changed. This party brings us back to the 1960s with old music, champagne, bottle service and a mandatory black tie and mask dress code, so come prepared.<\/p>\n NEW YORK – APRIL 30: Models perform on the stage at the House of Yes, an old ice warehouse that has been turned into a event space, where a performance fashion show was held on April 30, 2010 in the Brooklyn borough of New York City. The show, entitled New Faux, featured numerous young New York designers who mix art and fashion on the stage. A $10 entry fee included all the night’s fashion shows and a dance party that followed. (Photo by Spencer Platt\/Getty Images)<\/p>\n Getty ImagesHouse of Yes<\/p>\n Bushwick\u2019s most entertaining, and likely, artiest nightclub, House of Yes is having a New Year\u2019s Eve bash.<\/a> It marks their 10th anniversary New Year’s Eve party, and invites guests to step into the new year with color, dance and performance art. The Pinterest board<\/a> they\u2019ve posted for style inspiration includes geometric glamor, an avant-garde spirit and bold creativity. They also ask for a \u2018no phones on the dance floor\u2019 policy. \u201cPlease mind the vibe,\u201d they write on the invite. Expect music from Andi, Bridge, G I N A and Sissies of Mercy.<\/p>\n The Ned Nomad<\/p>\n This ultra cool hotel and members club is going classic for New Years Eve. The Ned Nomad\u2019s Black & White New Year’s Eve Masquerade<\/a> is being hosted at Ned\u2019s Club Downstairs. Be prepared to be part of a party in monochrome. The night will begin with a live set from Cassidy Place before sets from DJ Spinna, Hector Romero and America Rose. Expect fresh oysters in the Library, caviar in the Snug, canapes and welcome cocktails, not to mention a midnight toast courtesy of Pol Roger Champagne.<\/p>\n Maison Nur<\/p>\n If you are a foodie, you know of Maison Nur<\/a>, a French American concept from NYC hospitality veteran Nur Khan and led by Michelin-starred Chef Richard Farnabe. Their lounge is super stylish and cool, not to mention their nightlife venue, Studio Maison Nur, which is inspired by recording studios from rock n roll\u2019s golden age. This cool downtown hotspot on the Bowery is hosting Maison Nur New Year’s Eve 2026<\/a>, offering a two-level, four hour open bar and hors d\u2019oeuvres by Farnabe. <\/p>\n High Bar<\/p>\n Set on 40th Street, High Bar New York is a true Manhattan experience with stunning views of the city skyline from the 37th floor – the top of the Double Tree by Hilton. Inside, you feel like you’re inside a timeless venue where Halston and his friends may have hung out – it has a modern, 1980s vibe to it. With a menu inspired by the Mediterranean, expect house music DJs on New Years Eve, alongside a four-hour open bar, one and a half hours of hors d’oeuvres and a livestream of the Times Square Ball Drop. More info here.<\/a> <\/p>\n Bar Harta<\/p>\n Bar Harta<\/a> is a new American brasserie that sits at the heart of Midtown and is the Grayson Hyatt Hotel\u2019s cocktail bar. This year, Bar Harta<\/a> is livestreaming the Times Square Ball drop, with an hour of hors d\u2019oeuvres and a live DJ. Cash bar, so if you don\u2019t drink much and want to save on the cost of the entry fee, this is your best bet.<\/p>\n Mr. Purple Rooftop<\/p>\n We all know Mr. Purple, specifically, how this Lower East side hotspot became the cream of the crop for Gen Z partygoers. Located on the top floor of Hotel Indigo, this is a downtown gem. For New Years, expect a five-hour open bar, live DJs and access to the roof and The Club at Mr. Purple. More info and tickets here<\/a>.<\/p>\n DEJAVU<\/p>\n The West Village hotspot is known for its upscale dining, late night parties and burlesque dancers. DEJAVU\u2019s<\/a> Red Room is a back room draped in velvet red curtains and will bring together artistry and live entertainment on New Years Eve to ring in 2026. They\u2019re offering a curated tasting menu with handcrafted cocktails, while their performers set the mood with an immersive show. Get tickets on OpenTable<\/a>.<\/p>\n NEW YORK, NY – OCTOBER 28: Fireworks explode over the Statue of Liberty in celebration of the anniversary of its dedication on October 28, 2011 in New York City. The celebrations for the worldwide symbol of freedom and of friendship between France and the United States included the naturalization of 125 new citizens from 46 nations and the installation of Internet webcams on the statue. (Photo by Spencer Platt\/Getty Images)<\/p>\n Getty ImagesFireworks Cruises<\/p>\n Traffic in New York City can be a nightmare on New Year’s Eve, so why not avoid it altogether? There are many cruises and yachts that will be in the Hudson River, catching the epic fireworks display at the Statue of Liberty. Among them, the Fireworks Cruise Aboard The Northeast<\/a> features a buffet dinner, four hour open bar and DJ, while the Fireworks Cruise Aboard the Nautical Empress<\/a> offers a more luxurious, upscale experience. Both are family-friendly, and board at 8 p.m. with a 1 a.m. return.<\/p>\n Starchild Rooftop<\/p>\n Starchild RooftopStarchild Rooftop<\/p>\n Ring in New Year\u2019s Eve 2026 at Starchild Rooftop<\/a> at the Civilian Hotel<\/a>. The design-savvy hotel in the heart of the Theater District is known for its culture, live music and David Rockwell-designed interiors. The hotel\u2019s swanky Starchild Rooftop will feature stunning views of the skyline, cocktails and sets from world-class DJs. Expect a four-hour open bar, an hour and a half of hors d\u2019oeuvres and a champagne toast at midnight.<\/p>\n Refuge New Year\u2019s Eve<\/p>\n If you want to party hard on New Years and want to leave your phone in your pocket, this could be the party for you. The East Williamsburg dance club Refuge<\/a>, capacity 500, is hosting a party with legendary DJs and a New Years Day party that continues the party from the night before. Definitely not for amateurs.<\/p>\n