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Get Your Jed Harrelson Tickets in New York: 2026 Concerts & Tour Schedule
Parking & Directions for Jed Harrelson Mercury Lounge - NY
217 East Houston Street, New York, NY
10002, US
1. Icon Parking - 0.2 miles - $25
2. Central Parking - 0.3 miles - $30
3. 212 Parking - 0.4 miles - $28
4. Quik Park - 0.5 miles - $27
5. LAZ Parking - 0.6 miles - $24
Jed Harrelson Concert Live at Mercury Lounge | New York – June 25th, 2026
Mercury Lounge in New York has earned a reputation as a launching pad for some of the biggest names in music, with bands like The Strokes and The White Stripes having graced its stage early in their careers. It’s a cozy, unpretentious spot that feels like a secret club for music lovers, where genres blend seamlessly, from gritty indie and classic rock to pop and dance beats that get everyone moving. I remember catching Vampire Weekend there back in 2007, fresh on the scene and already making waves. The venue really knows how to make groups feel welcome, with discounts for larger parties, which makes going out with friends even better. For those wanting a little extra, Premium Tickets give you a better view and some perks, while the dining area offers snacks and drinks to keep the energy going. Getting there is pretty straightforward, if you're coming from the east, just head down B Avenue to Houston Street, hop on the F train to 2nd Avenue, and you’re almost there. Honestly, Jed Harrelson New York concerts at Mercury Lounge are always a good call, kind of like catching a piece of music history in the making.