Music entertainment in New York City
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Metropolitan Opera House
New York’s premier opera company, the Metropolitan Opera offers a spectacular mixture of classics and premieres. This is the place to see favorites such as Carmen, Madam Butterfly, Macbeth and Otello, as well as new works like Hansel and Gretel and Les Contes d’Hoffmann, unveiled in 2009. The season runs from September to April. Though ticket prices start at $70 and can get close to $300, the standing-room tickets ($15 to $20) are one of NYC’s best bargains. They go on sale at 10am Saturday for the following week’s performances. True, your feet will hurt and you won’t see much, but you’ll hear everything. You can also stand in line to try and score a prized rush ticke…
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Subtonic Lounge
Hidden in the basement of the more famous Tonic lounge, the Subtonic is a hedonistic rave-like dance party that proudly features the best German techno coming out of Berlin - and sometimes the best guest DJs, too. Friday night's 'Bunker Party' raises the roof as spinmeisters whip the packed dance floor into a frenzy.
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Bar 4
Grungy and a little worn down, Bar 4 is nonetheless relaxing, and it serves up some mean Martinis - flavored with juice, or straight up. DJ styles change daily, and Tuesday nights are open mic starting at 21:00.
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