Full venue sweep — Fri Aug 28, 2026. All 43 calendars re-scraped and every venue’s rows replaced, plus two rooms reinstated. Instagram finds from Monday’s sweep are carried through untouched.
Mezcaleria La Milagrosa is back. It was recorded as permanently closed; it is not — it is posting live jams and DJ nights weekly, and Yelp is wrong. But no per-date bookings are published anywhere reachable, so its four rows are the weekly Wednesday jam and are labelled projections, not bookings. Electric Sunshine stays off — its own ticketing page says no upcoming events and the shows it advertises on Instagram appear on no bookable page, so there is nothing to link or price.
Where a price is missing, the venue publishes none. Nothing is estimated. DICE and TicketWeb figures are all-in totals with fees and are labelled as such. Elsewhere’s figures are Eventbrite starting prices with fees added at checkout, labelled separately. Village Vanguard sells through Squadup, behind bot protection, so its 50 rows read “at door”. Close Up publishes no figure at all — only “ticketed with a one drink minimum”. Ornithology, Five Spot, Jupiter Disco, Red Pavilion and 360 Record Shop publish nothing. Young Ethel’s rests on the venue’s blanket “free every day” claim, not per-event confirmation.
Known limits this week. Barbès has still not posted a September PDF — August dates are real bookings, September rows are residency projections and are labelled. 92NY’s Tessitura site is still a redirect loop; one date survived, via Bandsintown. Friends & Lovers has published nothing past Sep 3. Doublé has nothing scheduled since July. pinkFROG publishes one week at a time. The Lot Radio publishes the current day only. Littlefield is mostly comedy — 13 non-music events were excluded. Cassette is ticketed through Mato, not DICE, and publishes no door times. DICE now returns a bot check on every event and venue page, so its prices were recovered through doNYC and BrooklynVegan mirrors instead.
Mezcaleria La Milagrosa is back. It was recorded as permanently closed; it is not — it is posting live jams and DJ nights weekly, and Yelp is wrong. But no per-date bookings are published anywhere reachable, so its four rows are the weekly Wednesday jam and are labelled projections, not bookings. Electric Sunshine stays off — its own ticketing page says no upcoming events and the shows it advertises on Instagram appear on no bookable page, so there is nothing to link or price.
Where a price is missing, the venue publishes none. Nothing is estimated. DICE and TicketWeb figures are all-in totals with fees and are labelled as such. Elsewhere’s figures are Eventbrite starting prices with fees added at checkout, labelled separately. Village Vanguard sells through Squadup, behind bot protection, so its 50 rows read “at door”. Close Up publishes no figure at all — only “ticketed with a one drink minimum”. Ornithology, Five Spot, Jupiter Disco, Red Pavilion and 360 Record Shop publish nothing. Young Ethel’s rests on the venue’s blanket “free every day” claim, not per-event confirmation.
Known limits this week. Barbès has still not posted a September PDF — August dates are real bookings, September rows are residency projections and are labelled. 92NY’s Tessitura site is still a redirect loop; one date survived, via Bandsintown. Friends & Lovers has published nothing past Sep 3. Doublé has nothing scheduled since July. pinkFROG publishes one week at a time. The Lot Radio publishes the current day only. Littlefield is mostly comedy — 13 non-music events were excluded. Cassette is ticketed through Mato, not DICE, and publishes no door times. DICE now returns a bot check on every event and venue page, so its prices were recovered through doNYC and BrooklynVegan mirrors instead.