Exo Band & Friends

Three rising pop voices converge for an intimate evening of heartfelt, genre-bending music. Alex Amber brings her Boston-bred pop-rock sound—all emotional depth and poetic rawness—alongside Julian Harper, a 22-year-old New York pop powerhouse known for his theatrical synthpop and glam-influenced approach to queer identity, and Emma Du, a 19-year-old Berklee songwriter whose originals have already graced Carnegie Hall. Doors at 6pm, show at 6:30pm. $15 GA, 18+.

Ben Hawes brings a brand new musical comedy show to Club Cumming — guitar-driven, funny songs about being gay and single in NYC, navigating love in a complicated world, and the surprising realities of adulthood, friendships, and creative pursuits. Doors at 7:30pm, show at 8pm. $15, 21+.

Sunday afternoon into evening with DJ E.N spinning at Club Cumming — the kind of dance floor energy that builds as the sun goes down. Four hours to lose yourself in the music and the crowd, from 4pm until 9pm.

Every Monday night, Lance Horne and Hunter Canning take over Club Cumming for a 9:30 pm show that's become the neighborhood's most reliable way to start the week right. No cover, ever — just good music, song requests, and a crowd that knows how to have fun on a Monday.

A new monthly comedy game show landing at Club Cumming with a stacked lineup of comedians ready to play. Gabe Gonzalez, Kidane Kelati, Jay Michel, and Charles Frederick Happel IV go head-to-head in rounds of comedy games that'll have the room laughing. No cover, 8pm start — exactly the kind of unpretentious fun that makes a Thursday night worth showing up for.

A late-night drag showcase featuring Shaneeda Bump and Chase Runaway at Club Cumming. This is the kind of intimate, high-energy performance night that keeps the East Village's queer nightlife scene sharp — two standout performers, a packed room, and the kind of energy that doesn't wind down until 3am.