Top New York Music Tours - page 2

See the highlights of New York City at your own pace and schedule with a hop-on hop-off tour. Relax and enjoy the sights from an open-top double-decker bus. Depending on the option you pick, access both Downtown and Uptown routes in Manhattan, a Brooklyn tour plus other extras. Along the way, hop off to see the attractions that interest you most.

Marvel at the 360-degree, unobstructed views from the world-famous Empire State Building. Enjoy access to the open-air 86th Floor Observatory for stunning views of Central Park and beyond. Upgrade to the 102nd Floor Observatory with floor-to-ceiling glass windows for the ultimate skyline view that stretches up to six states. All tickets include access to exhibition displays on its 2nd and 80th floors. You can also upgrade for skip-the-line entry for faster arrival.

Go behind-the-scenes and deep underground at the Basilica of St. Patrick’s Old Cathedral, with the only Catholic catacombs in New York City. See parts of the church that are otherwise off-limits to visitors. As you explore with the help of a guide, learn all about the landmark’s place in New York history and discover the final resting place of some famous New Yorkers.

This immersive tour guided experience brings the songs and stories of Hamilton: The Musical to life as we explore the real locations that shaped the man and the legend. From "The Room Where It Happens" to the Rap Off between Hamilton and Jefferson to the gravesite at Trinity Church, explore "Who Lives, Who Dies, Who Tells Your Story", you'll see history unfold around you. Your tour guide will correlate the music to the sites and give you all the real history lessons in the places where it all went down. Come join the UNOFFICIAL Hamilton tour and may you always be satisfied!

Step aboard the Grand Mariner for a 2-hour sunset cruise through New York Harbor, featuring breathtaking views of the city skyline, the Statue of Liberty, and the Brooklyn Bridge. Enjoy live music from talented local performers, a vibrant atmosphere, and the option to purchase snacks and beverages, including cocktails. Includes indoor and outdoor seating, offering a perfect blend of relaxation and stunning scenery for an unforgettable evening.

Forget the 60-person Times Square tours with headsets that never work — join us for Broadway's only narrative small group experience to learn the history and inner workings of theater’s iconic street. - Follow a theater expert guide as they break down the narrative history and secrets of the Great White Way - Enjoy a small group capped at 15 people to ensure you'll be able to ask your guide plenty of questions - See the theaters playing the season's biggest hits as you're serenaded with the hidden history of their past performances - Learn why Broadway settled in midtown in the early 1900s, and who invented the idea of "Broadway" - Uncover the hidden gem stories behind Broadway's iconic sites, including secret stories about theater traditions in Sardi's and the Shubert Alley - Hear the best ways to be a theater regular today: where to get discount tickets, what proper stage door etiquette is, and how to see off Broadway shows

Enjoy a New York City evening on the water during this sunset cruise of the New York Harbor aboard a tall ship. Take in up-close views of the Statue of Liberty and Manhattan skyline while the sun sets, and admire a perspective of the city that few other visitors get to see. To complete the experience (and add to the romantic ambiance), enjoy live jazz onboard as you sightsee.

Back in the 60s, the Beatles were one of the biggest musical acts in the world, and their legacy can still be seen today. Experience Beatles-mania for yourself on this private guided tour of the Ed Sullivan Theatre, where the Fab Four made their US television debut, before moving on to explore Carnegie Hall, the Plaza Hotel, and Strawberry Fields in Central Park.

Some of the best views of New York City's iconic skyline are from the water. This extended cruise goes all the way around Manhattan Island, affording views of the Statue of Liberty, the Brooklyn Bridge, the Empire State Building, and more. Choose between standard seating or upgrade for access to the premium seating area. While on board, learn about the history of the city through live commentary, and choose to purchase drinks and snacks.

Make the most of your time in New York City by taking a tour that includes transportation. Take a bus ride past the 9/11 Memorial, Central Park, Rockefeller Center, and more. Then hop aboard the Staten Island Ferry to see the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island.

Learn all about New York’s LGBTQ history—and discover some of the city’s most important queer civil rights and historic sights—on this small-group walking tour. In the afternoon, meet your guide right in Greenwich Village and set off on foot. You’ll see highlights like the Stonewall National Monument and New York AIDS Memorial, and will learn the stories behind the landmarks. You’ll also stop for a range of bites and snacks as you go.

Follow in the footsteps of rock ‘n’ roll greats—and discover a different side of the East Village—on this small-group walking tour. In the afternoon, meet your music expert guide in the heart of the neighborhood, and set off on foot. In addition to seeing the locations of once-legendary venues like CBGB, you’ll hear stories about musicians like Patti Smith and Bruce Springsteen, and will learn more about New York’s rich music history.

Midtown Manhattan’s Theater District only covers 15 blocks, but it spans decades of history and hundreds of shows. From the neighborhood’s early vaudeville beginnings to Tony Award-winning plays and musicals today, it takes an expert to unpack this storied district’s eminent history. Give your regards to Broadway on this in-depth walking tour, which pairs live narration with snippets from songs and shows, plus recorded stories from Broadway stars themselves.

New York’s theater scene is world famous for good reason. Get to know the city’s theater district after a drink at The Independent on this fun evening tour. Learn about the beginnings of Broadway and 42nd Street's wild past as you walk around Times Square and the theater district. Keep your eyes open for celebrities!

Don’t peer at New York City through a fogged-up bus window—take in the highlights of the Big Apple like a local on this one-of-a-kind full-day tour. Move through the city on foot and by subway and ferry. Discover engineering secrets in Grand Central Terminal, reflect on 9/11 at Ground Zero, and see the bright lights of Broadway, with a guide to answer questions along the way.

Take a deep dive into the history and culture of Harlem with this exclusive gospel experience that includes a visit to a neighborhood church with a local guide to enjoy a traditional Sunday gospel service. Join local women in their immaculate Sunday best to listen to the lively worship songs and get to know this important historic neighborhood through one of its most vibrant traditions.

Combine your love for rock music with your interest in local history on this private tour around New York City. Check out sightseeing highlights like one of Cleopatra’s Needles and Strawberry Fields, enjoy musical performances, and enjoy plenty of time to stop and take photos. Get to know a new side of the Big Apple.

Experience Harlem like a local and immerse yourself in its legendary gospel music scene on this unique Sunday adventure. Led by a licensed guide who is also a singer, you’ll explore historic landmarks, hear the inspiring story of gospel music’s evolution from spirituals to jazz, and gain insight into Harlem’s cultural heritage. The tour concludes with a live gospel service at a renowned church, where you can feel the joy and energy of a welcoming congregation. This is more than a tour. It’s a soulful, authentic cultural experience you won’t forget. Two-hour walking tour through Harlem’s iconic sites Live gospel service with a celebrated choir Learn about the origins of gospel music and its role in the Great Migration Perfect for travelers seeking meaningful cultural connections and local insight

Harlem is one of Manhattan's liveliest neighborhoods, and a hub of African-American history, culture, and cuisine. On this small-group tour, immerse yourself in Harlem's Sunday rituals, and discover a side of the neighborhood you wouldn't encounter on your own. With your guide in the lead, learn about the Harlem Renaissance; see landmarks like the Apollo Theater; and attend a Sunday service at a local church to hear one of Harlem's famous gospel choirs perform live.

New York City's Harlem neighborhood is booming with history, but if you’re exploring on your own, you might miss out on some key details of the area. This multimedia walking tour of the characterful neighborhood takes you to a gospel-accompanied church service and shows you around Harlem with a guide who’s lived in the neighborhood their whole life. Plus, you’ll start with a light breakfast and watch a video before you set out.

New York City is famous for its skyline, but the best vantage points are only reachable from the water. Take in Manhattan’s iconic scenery—plus close-up views of Ellis Island and the Statue of Liberty—during this 1.5-hour Serenade Cruise on a 1920s-style yacht. Enjoy music from a live jazz band as you sail, who’ll play hit songs from Frank Sinatra, Nina Simone, and Billie Holiday.

If you experience New York City’s Broadway for the first on your own, there’s so much you could miss. Instead, opt for this Broadway musical theater walking tour, which whisks you straight to the highlights—as well as the local landmarks only insiders know. Learn the history of Broadway as you explore, and get the inside scoop on your favorite actors and stage productions.

Give your legs and feet a break—and your ears a treat—during this NYC sightseeing cruise, which includes a live jazz performance. Set sail in the New York Harbor on a 105-foot (32-meter) Schooner, enjoying sweeping sunset views overlooking the Manhattan skyline. Admire attractions like the Empire State Building and Statue of Liberty while listening to jazz rhythms. Plus, a complimentary drink is included per person.

Delve into the legacy of the acclaimed jazz musician Louis Armstrong in New York City. Though Armstrong was from New Orleans, he lived in Queens, New York until his death–his home is now a museum. Learn about the history of jazz and gain insights on Armstrong’s personal life and musical career. You’ll see famous musical venues including Carnegie Hall, Hudson Theatre, and Birdland Jazz Club.