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### [Lenzman, Echo Brown, Adred & Dave Owen](https://www.ticketfairy.com/event/lenzman-echo-brown-adred-dave-owen-17jun2022)

11:00 PM, Fri, 17 Jun 2022

Club show

ADRED & DAVE OWEN

Jun

17

Saint Vitus Bar

Brooklyn

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### Events and Programming

As of August 24, 2026, Saint Vitus is preparing to resume concerts at 428 Troutman Street in Bushwick. The original Greenpoint bar is permanently closed, but the new venue has announced an extensive opening season beginning in September 2026. The initial calendar schedules multiple shows during most weeks through December, confirming that Saint Vitus is returning as an active venue rather than simply lending its name to occasional promotions.

The fall program closely reflects the old club’s identity. Death metal, grindcore and technical metal are represented by artists such as Immolation, Rivers of Nihil, Exhumed and Pig Destroyer. Hardcore and metalcore bookings include Terror, Incendiary, Integrity and The Callous Daoboys, while YOB, King Woman, Inter Arma, Torche and Spotlights cover doom, sludge and post-metal. Darkwave, industrial and experimental bills bring in Kontravoid, Buzz Kull, PIG, Ho99o9 and Mareux. The calendar also reaches into punk, shoegaze, emo and post-hardcore through AJJ, Softcult, Wicca Phase Springs Eternal and Wolf & Bear.

Special underplays remain part of the formula. The opening season includes unusually intimate appearances by artists capable of filling significantly larger rooms, along with multi-night runs and album-centered performances. That continues the tradition established in Greenpoint, where surprise or reduced-capacity shows by Nirvana’s surviving members, Megadeth, Anthrax, Refused, Carcass, Neurosis and Against Me! became part of New York music lore.

From 2021 until the February 2024 shutdown, Saint Vitus operated at a near-nightly pace. Public archives record more than 200 concerts during 2022 alone. Representative shows from this period ranged from Algiers and Ethel Cain to YOB, Machine Head, All Them Witches, Crowbar, Revocation, Unearth and numerous local record-release bills. After losing the Greenpoint room, the Saint Vitus team continued promoting concerts at independent clubs and larger halls throughout New York during 2024, 2025 and 2026.

Concerts are the core business, but Saint Vitus has historically programmed more than bands. Earlier calendars included synth parties, comedy, film screenings, art exhibitions, podcasts, karaoke, metal trivia, equipment showcases and even heavy-metal yoga. Similar side programming may return, although the confirmed Bushwick opening schedule is presently focused on live music. No verified 2027 dates had been announced by August 24, 2026.

### Tickets and Booking

Buy through the authorized ticket option attached to the event’s official listing. Saint Vitus underplays and reunion shows can sell out rapidly, sometimes shortly after announcement, so waiting for door sales is risky. The safest strategy is to follow the calendar, purchase during the initial on-sale and verify the age restriction before completing the order. Tickets are generally mobile or held under the purchaser’s name, and valid photo identification may be required.

Recent and historical listings suggest approximately $15 to $30 before fees for many local or developing-artist bills. Larger touring packages commonly move into the $30 to $45 range, while rare underplays, final performances and anniversary programs can cost roughly $45 to $70 before fees. Resale prices may be dramatically higher and should not be treated as the normal ticket value.

The new venue has not published permanent box-office hours or a formal presale policy. The previous operator at 428 Troutman opened its outdoor box office around one hour before doors, but Saint Vitus has not confirmed that this arrangement will continue. Assume door tickets are available only when an event has not sold out, and do not join the entry line without first resolving any will-call issue.

### About Saint Vitus Bar

Saint Vitus was founded by musician-bartenders George Souleidis and Arty Shepherd, with musician and booker David Castillo controlling the concert calendar. They converted a former plumbing school at 1120 Manhattan Avenue in Greenpoint into a dark, uncompromising home for metal, punk, hardcore, goth, post-punk and industrial music. It opened in April 2011, with Liturgy playing the first documented concert in May.

The Greenpoint club held roughly 220 to 250 people, depending on the source and event configuration. Its modest size helped create the defining Saint Vitus experience: major musicians performing at arm’s length, touring artists drinking alongside fans and emerging local bands receiving the same serious production treatment as established acts. The venue’s black walls, red light, religious imagery and Günther mannequin mascot made it immediately recognizable without turning it into a theme-park version of a metal bar.

On February 16, 2024, city inspectors stopped a hardcore show and closed the building after finding that it lacked the correct approvals for its use as an eating, drinking and assembly establishment. The owners pursued paperwork but did not complete the required work at that address. They confirmed the end of the Greenpoint location on August 17, 2024, while continuing to present concerts elsewhere. On July 3, 2026, Saint Vitus announced its new Bushwick home and a fall return.

### Seating, Capacity and Layout

The Bushwick venue is reported as a 500-capacity room, more than twice the size of the old Saint Vitus. The property provides approximately 7,508 square feet at ground level, 1,529 square feet of office space and 75 feet of Troutman Street frontage. A separate design listing describes the overall project as approximately 10,000 square feet. Exact stage dimensions and the final legally posted Saint Vitus occupancy have not been made public.

Concerts are expected to be primarily general-admission and standing. The inherited floor plan places the performance room toward the rear, with a broad audience floor facing a shallow curved stage. Separate spaces include a large bar room, a smaller street-facing bar or restaurant area, several restroom banks, a courtyard and upstairs support areas. No permanent balcony, tiered seating plan or public VIP section has been announced.

For the most direct experience, stand toward the center-front, while remembering that hardcore and metal shows may generate pits, crowd movement and stage diving. The rear and side areas should offer more breathing room, although sightlines can be interrupted in a standing crowd. Because the stage has limited elevation, shorter visitors should arrive early rather than depending on a raised viewing area.

### Getting There and Parking

The new Saint Vitus is at 428 Troutman Street, between St. Nicholas and Wyckoff Avenues in Bushwick. The Jefferson Street L station is under 500 feet away: leave toward Wyckoff Avenue, walk to Troutman Street and turn toward St. Nicholas Avenue. DeKalb Avenue on the L is approximately a five-minute walk, while Knickerbocker Avenue on the M is roughly 0.6 miles away. The B57 and B60 buses also serve the wider area.

Jefferson Street currently relies on stairs and is not a step-free station. It was selected for a future elevator project in 2026, but those accessibility improvements were not yet in service when Saint Vitus announced its reopening. Travelers needing an accessible subway journey should check current station conditions and plan a step-free connection followed by an accessible car or bus.

There is no venue parking lot. Street parking is limited and becomes difficult on busy nightlife evenings, particularly because several clubs, restaurants and bars operate within a few blocks. Read every curb sign for alternate-side restrictions, commercial zones, hydrants and temporary filming or construction notices. Metered parking rates vary by block and zone; public transit is normally the simpler option.

Rideshare vehicles can use Troutman Street, but stopping directly outside the entrance may be difficult when a line is forming. A nearby corner on St. Nicholas or Wyckoff Avenue can provide an easier pickup after the show. Allow extra time late at night, when several neighboring venues may empty simultaneously.

### Inside the Venue

The building was constructed as a high-spec music venue before Saint Vitus took it over. Its previous production installation used d&b audiotechnik speaker cabinets and amplification, an Avid Venue S6L console and lighting designed by Jeremy Roth, whose touring work includes major rock artists and festivals. Saint Vitus has not released a 2026 technical rider confirming which exact components remain, so visiting production teams should not rely on the former inventory without verification.

The complex was also fitted with a concert bar, lounge, full kitchen, smaller café-bar, courtyard, pool lounge, second-floor carriage-house suite and three outdoor decks. Some upstairs areas were originally intended for artists or private events rather than general admission. Saint Vitus has not yet confirmed which bars, food facilities, decks or lounge areas will be open to ordinary concertgoers.

Expect ticket and identification checks followed by a security inspection appropriate to the event. Merchandise is likely to be sold inside on touring-show nights, continuing an important part of Saint Vitus culture and artist support. A coat check, public Wi-Fi, cashless payment requirement and permanent bag policy had not been announced by August 24, 2026. Bring only essential belongings and use a small bag that can be searched quickly.

Visitor reviews of the Greenpoint venue consistently praised its intimacy, welcoming staff, community-minded audiences and unusually forceful sound. Criticism generally concerned crowding, limited sightlines, bathrooms and occasional sound variation. Reviews of the building’s former Bushwick tenant similarly praised the production and atmosphere while noting that the interior circulation could become congested. The larger footprint gives Saint Vitus an opportunity to preserve the intensity while improving practical comfort.

### Nearby Amenities

Saint Vitus sits within one of Bushwick’s densest nightlife clusters. Nearby choices include seafood at Sea Wolf, pizza at Artichoke, Korean-inspired food at Nowon Bushwick and beer at Kings County Brewers Collective. The Sultan Room, House of Yes, Elsewhere and The Cobra Club are also in the surrounding area, making it easy to combine a concert with dinner or a later drink. Businesses and opening hours can change, so avoid building a plan around a very late kitchen.

Arrive 30 to 45 minutes before doors if you need will call, an accessibility arrangement or a front-floor position. Bushwick has limited traditional hotel inventory immediately around the venue; Williamsburg, Long Island City and Downtown Brooklyn generally provide more accommodation choices with subway or car connections.

### What Makes This Venue Special

Saint Vitus matters because it combines informed curation with a genuine social center. Its staff and bookers came from the same underground culture as the performers, allowing the room to build trust with local bands, international touring artists and fans. A major act could play a secret show one night, while a developing Brooklyn band received its first important platform the next.

The April 2014 performance by Dave Grohl, Krist Novoselic and Pat Smear after Nirvana’s Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction remains its best-known night, with Joan Jett, Kim Gordon, St. Vincent and J Mascis participating. Tony Iommi’s short-notice book signing, surprise Megadeth and Anthrax shows, intense Dillinger Escape Plan appearances and storm-displaced Descendents and Hot Water Music show reinforced the idea that almost anything could happen there.

The community’s commitment became measurable during the pandemic, when a campaign launched with a $15,000 target ultimately raised about $130,000. After the 2024 closure, Saint Vitus continued employing its curatorial identity across other venues rather than disappearing. Its move into an existing 500-capacity room should return audience spending, touring crews and frequent independent concerts to a Bushwick district already shaped by nightlife. No formal economic-impact study has been published, but its cultural influence is widely documented.

### Visitor Tips and Information

Age limits vary. Many Saint Vitus concerts have historically been 21+, while selected touring events are 18+ or occasionally open to younger audiences. The restriction printed on the individual event listing controls admission, and everyone should carry an unexpired government-issued photo ID. There is no established dress code; black band shirts are common, but practical shoes and comfortable clothing matter more than appearance.

The former operator described the ground floor as wheelchair accessible, but Saint Vitus has not yet published a complete accessibility guide covering entry, accessible restrooms, viewing positions, companion admission or hearing assistance. Guests who require accommodations should confirm arrangements before purchasing and arrive early. Do not assume that the roof decks or upstairs artist spaces are step-free.

Bring earplugs. The original venue was known for a PA powerful enough to handle dense doom, grindcore and industrial music in a very small room, and the Bushwick building was also designed around high-output concert sound. Closed-toe shoes are sensible for active hardcore bills. Respect the pit boundary, help anyone who falls and move toward the rear if you want a less physical experience.

Professional cameras, recording equipment, outside food, large bags and other restricted items should be left at home unless the event specifically authorizes them. Photography rules can be set by the artist rather than the venue. Door and set times are not interchangeable: opening bands are a central part of Saint Vitus programming, so arrive at the published door time if you want the complete show.

### Frequently Asked Questions

#### Is Saint Vitus Bar open now?

Not yet as of August 24, 2026. The Greenpoint location is permanently closed, and Saint Vitus is preparing its replacement venue at 428 Troutman Street in Bushwick. Public concert calendars begin listing shows there in September 2026, with performances scheduled regularly through December. The reopening should therefore be treated as imminent rather than already completed.

#### What happened to the old Saint Vitus in Greenpoint?

City inspectors closed 1120 Manhattan Avenue during a concert on February 16, 2024, after finding that the approved building use did not cover its operation as a bar and assembly venue. Although paperwork was pursued, the necessary work was not completed. The owners announced the permanent end of that location on August 17, 2024.

#### Where is the new Saint Vitus located?

The new address is 428 Troutman Street, Brooklyn, NY 11237, between St. Nicholas and Wyckoff Avenues in Bushwick. It occupies the former Brooklyn Made concert venue and is close to the Jefferson Street L station. Do not travel to the old Manhattan Avenue address in Greenpoint, which is no longer Saint Vitus.

#### What is the capacity of the new venue?

The Bushwick room is reported as a 500-capacity venue, compared with approximately 220 to 250 at the original Saint Vitus. That figure reflects the building’s former concert configuration; the posted legal occupancy may vary with production, private-event layouts or restricted areas. No confirmed seated capacity or detailed Saint Vitus occupancy chart has been released.

#### Does Saint Vitus have seats?

Regular concerts are expected to be standing-room, general-admission events. The building contains lounges and other secondary spaces, but no permanent theater seating, balcony or reserved-seat plan has been announced. Limited chairs may be used for private events or particular programs. Anyone unable to stand for a full show should request an accommodation before attending.

#### Are Saint Vitus shows always 21 and over?

No. Many events are 21+, reflecting the bar setting, but touring packages can be designated 18+ or use another age minimum. The restriction may change from one night to the next, and parental accompaniment does not automatically override it. Read the specific event information carefully and bring valid government-issued photo identification regardless of age.

#### How much do tickets usually cost?

Local and developing-artist bills have commonly cost about $15 to $30 before fees. Larger touring packages often fall around $30 to $45, while rare underplays, reunion appearances and special album performances can reach approximately $45 to $70. Prices vary by artist, and high resale listings do not represent the normal face value.

#### Can I buy Saint Vitus tickets at the door?

Door sales may be offered when a concert has remaining capacity, but they should never be assumed. Saint Vitus has a history of booking intimate shows that sell out in advance. Buy early for major touring bands, anniversary performances and reunion dates. Permanent Bushwick box-office hours and payment policies had not been announced before the reopening.

#### What is the closest subway station?

Jefferson Street on the L is the closest station, less than 500 feet from the venue. Walk along Wyckoff Avenue to Troutman Street and turn toward St. Nicholas Avenue. DeKalb Avenue on the L is another nearby option, while the Knickerbocker Avenue M station is approximately 0.6 miles away.

#### Is Jefferson Street station wheelchair accessible?

No, not at the time of the venue’s 2026 reopening announcement. Jefferson Street was selected for a future elevator and accessibility project, but construction had not produced step-free service by August 2026. Visitors who cannot use stairs should plan an accessible subway or bus route to another location and complete the journey by accessible vehicle.

#### Does Saint Vitus have on-site parking?

No. The property does not provide a public parking lot, and street spaces can be scarce when nearby restaurants and clubs are busy. Check curb signs carefully because regulations may differ on adjoining blocks. Drivers should leave extra time for parking or use a private garage farther away; the L train is usually the simplest approach.

#### Will food be served at the new Saint Vitus?

The building contains a full kitchen, a smaller street-facing restaurant area and multiple bars inherited from its previous use. However, Saint Vitus had not announced a food menu, kitchen hours or which hospitality spaces would open with the concert room. Eat beforehand unless an individual event clearly confirms food service. Drinks are expected, but the final program remains unpublished.

#### Is the new Saint Vitus wheelchair accessible?

The former operator stated that the ground level was wheelchair accessible, and the principal concert spaces are located on that floor. Saint Vitus has not yet issued a complete accessibility statement confirming entrances, restroom specifications, companion positions or viewing procedures. Upstairs lounges and roof decks should not be presumed accessible. Confirm event-specific arrangements before traveling.

#### Can I bring a camera or large bag?

A permanent 2026 policy has not been published. The safest approach is to bring a phone, wallet, identification and only a small bag. Professional cameras, detachable lenses, recording equipment and large backpacks may require advance authorization or be refused under an artist’s policy. Every bag may be searched, so arriving with minimal belongings should make entry faster.

#### Are any Saint Vitus events announced for 2027?

No reliably confirmed 2027 Saint Vitus dates were publicly listed by August 24, 2026. The announced venue calendar extends through December 2026 and already demonstrates a broad schedule of metal, hardcore, punk, doom, industrial and alternative music. Additional winter and 2027 shows are likely to be announced later, but visitors should not plan around unconfirmed listings.

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