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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 | New York – May 28th, 2026
Irving Plaza is one of those legendary NYC venues that just oozes history and raw energy, and for anyone catching a concert like Robert Earl Keen in New York, it’s an absolute must-visit spot. This place has seen it all, from iconic moments like the explosive ID concert back in 2013 that really put them on the map, to celebrating its 30-year milestone in 2008 with performances that still get talked about. What makes Irving Plaza special isn’t just its storied past but how it manages to keep things fresh with themed shows and events that really bring the community together. The top tier offers a more relaxed vibe, perfect for catching acoustic sets or just soaking in the atmosphere without the crowd crush downstairs. Plus, if you’re wandering around near New York University or the Brooklyn Bridge, it’s a quick subway ride up to 14th Street, making it super easy to get to. Whether it’s your first time or you’re a seasoned concert-goer, catching Robert Earl Keen in New York at Irving Plaza feels like stepping into a piece of live music history, something you’ll probably remember long after the encore.