BossMan Dlow at Gramercy Theatre
BossMan Dlow is a Florida rapper known for his confident delivery and energetic tracks. His music has helped build a following in contemporary rap and hip-hop, making a live appearance an opportunity to hear his sound in an intimate concert setting. The supplied event listing records BossMan Dlow at Gramercy Theatre in New York on June 18, 2024; it does not provide a tour name or a complete set list, so specific tour and song details cannot be confirmed here.
Gramercy Theatre is located at 127 East 23rd Street in Manhattan's Flatiron and Gramercy area. Its mid-size layout brings performers close to the crowd, a fitting setting for rap shows that thrive on audience energy. The event data identifies one listed date at the venue and does not establish other past appearances or additional city-specific details for this performance.
For event discovery, ticketsbronx.net covers Concerts and Rap / hip hop in New York, including listings at Gramercy Theatre.
Venue and Seating Information
Gramercy Theatre combines general-admission standing space with reserved seating and an elevated balcony. The layout gives fans a choice between being close to the stage and watching from a more comfortable seated position. For general admission, floor positions are unassigned and first come, first served, so arriving early is useful for fans hoping to stand near the stage.
The venue's seating information identifies the front general-admission floor as the most immersive option and center reserved seats at the back as a comfortable alternative. The balcony offers an overhead perspective; side balcony corners may have partially obstructed sightlines. Contact the box office in advance about accessible seating arrangements.
Parking Information
Parking around Gramercy Theatre can be challenging, and the venue information recommends public transit as a practical alternative. The 6 train stops at 23rd Street and Lexington Avenue, while N, Q, R, and W service at 23rd Street and Broadway is also nearby. Street parking is limited and competitive, so check posted signs carefully.
For drivers, nearby garages are available, with estimated evening prices varying by location and availability. Options listed for the area include:
- Icon Parking — 45 E 23rd St, New York, NY 10010: estimated $20–$50+ per evening.
- Quik Park — 111 E 24th St, New York, NY 10010: estimated $20–$45 per evening.
- Park Fast — near Park Ave South and 23rd St, New York, NY 10010: estimated $25–$50 per evening.
Prices are estimates and may change. Pre-booking a garage can help drivers plan ahead; allow extra time for Manhattan traffic and parking.
BossMan Dlow Bronx reviews
good value for the ticket price
My daughter and I continued our regular Sunday afternoon tradition by heading to the casino show room last Sunday for a show and using some of my free rooms to stay the night. They charge low prices for 3pm shows and bring in older acts, making it a good value. The lineup this time included BossMan Dlow, Drifters, and Dixie Cups. We scored $10 tickets and managed to snag seats in the 5th row, a great deal!
The Dixie Cups started off the show with their hits “Chapel of Love” and “Iko Iko”, along with a couple of other songs. They wrapped up their 20-minute set with “God bless America” and “When the Saint Go Marching In”. Even though these ladies are in their 70s, 2 out of the 3 are original members, which was pretty cool. Their harmonies were impressive, exceeding my expectations. The 20-minute performance felt just right.
This was my 5th time seeing a version of the Drifters, more like a tribute band or a “franchise”. I once saw 3 different versions of them playing in Vegas simultaneously. I caught 2 of them! There have been up to 7 different versions worldwide. As long as you know not to expect any original members, it’s all good. The group put on an entertaining show, covering most of their hits like “Save the Last Dance for Me” and “Under the Boardwalk”, and even did a cover of “What a Wonderful World”. I believe they played for about 40 minutes.
The show closed with the Coasters, another band with 2 or 3 versions. None of the versions have any original members that I know of. Despite their ongoing disputes over the band name rights, they still delivered a high-energy performance with lots of dancing and audience interaction. Although I preferred more of the Drifters’ material, the Coasters rightfully headlined. Their biggest hits included “Yakety Yak”, “Charlie Brown”, and “Poison Ivy”, along with covers like “Love Potion Number 9” and “Shake Rattle and Roll”. Their set ran for around 45-50 minutes, just perfect for the occasion.
My daughter and I had a blast dancing and singing along to the songs during the show. Afterwards, we had the chance to meet the Dixie Cups and Coasters and get their autographs. We then enjoyed dinner and watched Disney DVDs in the complimentary hotel room, which was very nice. It was definitely worth taking Monday off! We even received a free breakfast at the Paris Café in the hotel.
The Winstar casino boasts a fantastic show room with a convenient entrance right by the show room, allowing us to bypass much of the casino crowd. I’m already planning to treat my daughter to an Elvis impersonator show this summer.