As of 2023, Southpaw is excited to announce an upcoming series of concerts featuring both local favorites and nationally recognized artists. The venue is set to host a summer concert series, aiming to bring the best of live music back to Brooklyn after a challenging period for the live event industry. Among the highlighted performances are shows by indie pop sensation Clairo and the beloved folk band, The Oh Hellos. Additionally, Southpaw is offering a platform for emerging artists through its 'Local Spotlight' nights, which feature new talent from the Brooklyn area. The venue has also embraced technology, providing live streaming options for some events to reach fans who cannot attend in person. Safety protocols remain a priority, with updated guidelines ensuring a safe environment for all attendees. Southpaw continues to be an essential part of the Brooklyn music scene, fostering creativity and providing unforgettable live experiences.

Southpaw History

Southpaw is a renowned live music venue located in Brooklyn, New York, which has been a staple in the concert scene since its inception in the early 2000s. Established with the goal of promoting local and emerging talent, Southpaw quickly became known for its intimate atmosphere and eclectic lineup. The venue's name is a nod to the left-handed fighters in boxing, symbolizing its unique position in the music landscape. With its capacity to host up to 300 guests, Southpaw has played host to a diverse array of artists across various genres, including indie rock, hip-hop, jazz, and electronic music. Over the years, Southpaw has welcomed notable acts such as The xx, Norah Jones, and The National, solidifying its reputation as a launching pad for both established and breakthrough musicians. The venue's commitment to creating a community-focused environment has allowed it to maintain a loyal fan base and continually draw music enthusiasts from across the city and beyond.