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Parking & Directions for Robert Earl Keen Irving Plaza
17 Irving Place, New York, NY
10003, US
1. Icon Parking (0.2 miles) - ~$45/day
2. Central Parking (0.3 miles) - ~$40/day
3. Quik Park (0.4 miles) - ~$35/day
4. MPG Parking (0.5 miles) - ~$50/day
5. ParkEast (0.6 miles) - ~$30/day
Robert Earl Keen Concert Live at Irving Plaza | Brooklyn
Irving Plaza has long been a staple in New York City’s music scene, known for hosting intimate shows that feel more like private parties than big concerts. It’s the kind of place where you might find yourself rubbing elbows with artists during exclusive listening events, or catching legendary moments like Paramore’s explosive 2008 debut that really put them on the map. If you’re into the local scene, Irving Plaza’s highlight series showcasing homegrown talent is a real treat, giving fans a chance to connect with artists from the community. The vibe is cozy and unpretentious, so no matter where you sit, the experience feels personal and genuine, kind of like being part of something special. For a Robert Earl Keen New York show, it’s the perfect setting, small enough to feel intimate but lively enough to get your heart pounding. Plus, the neighborhood is buzzing with restaurants and bars, making it easy to grab a bite before the show. Getting there is a breeze too, whether by subway or just strolling over after work. Irving Plaza isn’t just a venue; it’s a part of the New York music fabric, where every concert feels like a shared secret among friends.