For Thursday through Sunday, October 15–18, the most revealing single-room itinerary sits at 125 E. 11th Street. Webster Hall’s October 15–17 sequence holds three sharply different propositions on consecutive nights: Show Me The Body’s Thursday hardcore bill, Igorrr’s Friday tour stop, then the Saturday late-night edition of Mixmag Lab NYC with Habibi’s House and DJ Habibeats. The continuity matters. These are distinct audiences, tempos, and practical expectations, yet the room’s calendar treats them as adjacent parts of one city weekend. Webster Hall identifies The Bowery Presents as its presenter, and this compact run makes the current booking logic unusually legible: established touring acts, heavy experimental music, and a branded dance-floor gathering can share the same stage across 48 hours.[1][2]

Thursday: Show Me The Body brings a hometown charge

Show Me The Body leads Thursday, October 15 at 8 PM, joined by Lip Critic, Crown of Thornz, and Truck Violence. The useful frame is local texture. Show Me The Body is a New York City hardcore trio whose work has connected physical heaviness with electronic manipulation, banjo, bass, and an independent community infrastructure under its CORPUS banner. Its official catalog now places the 2026 album Alone Together alongside earlier releases including Body War, Dog Whistle, Trouble The Water, and the CORPUS mixtapes. In Webster Hall, the bill places a hometown band with a long-running DIY vocabulary in a larger East Village room, with Lip Critic’s noise-minded presence sharpening the night’s downtown lineage. The event is listed by Webster Hall as a no-barricade show, a concise detail that gives the Thursday booking its own physical premise.[1][3][4][5]

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Friday: Igorrr enlarges the room’s definition of heavy

Friday, October 16 begins at 6:30 PM with Igorrr, Secret Chiefs 3, and Violent Magic Orchestra. Igorrr’s official account describes the project’s foundations through a particularly unruly listening map: Meshuggah, Chopin, Cannibal Corpse, Bach, Domenico Scarlatti, Taraf de Haidouks, and Aphex Twin all appear among Gautier Serre’s formative references. That list is useful preparation for a night whose support acts also suggest composition, theater, electronics, and metal pushed into uncommon shapes. The project has expanded into a collective in recent years, according to its own site, adding a live dimension to material already built from diverse musical references. Friday therefore gives Webster Hall a touring bill that calls for close attention to texture and arrangement as well as force.[1][3]

Saturday: a late-night handoff to Habibi’s House

Saturday, October 17 changes the clock and the social shape of the room. Habibi’s House with DJ Habibeats, Ushka, and 444 is scheduled for 11:30 PM, following the event’s Mixmag Lab NYC framing. Mixmag’s Lab archive documents a series built around DJ sets, party takeovers, and editions across cities including New York, London, Detroit, Miami, Sydney, Johannesburg, and Delhi. At Webster Hall, that connection gives the final night a different scale of encounter from the two concert bills: a late-night room organized around DJs and collective dance-floor energy. The progression from Thursday’s no-barricade hardcore presentation through Friday’s hybrid-metal spectacle into Saturday’s club setting makes the venue feel less like a fixed genre address and more like a useful weekend container for music that carries volume, friction, and community in different forms.[1][6]

Plan the run

Start Thursday at 8 PM for Show Me The Body, arrive Friday by 6:30 PM for Igorrr, or save energy for Saturday’s 11:30 PM Habibi’s House late night. Webster Hall is at 125 E. 11th Street in Manhattan. Each bill asks for a different kind of arrival time and attention, so choose the night that matches your listening appetite or follow the full arc across October 15–17. Recheck Webster Hall’s official listings and ticket pages before heading out, since lineups, set times, entry policies, and other changeable details can shift.[1][2]

Sources

  1. Shows — Webster Hall
  2. Webster Hall Timeline — Webster Hall
  3. Igorrr — Igorrr
  4. Music — Show Me the Body
  5. Show Me The Body — Concord
  6. The Lab — Mixmag