Role Model at Radio City Music Hall
Role Model brings his concert to Radio City Music Hall in New York on. The event is listed under Concerts and Pop / rock on ticketsinbrooklyn.com, offering fans a chance to see the singer-songwriter in one of Midtown Manhattan's best-known performance spaces.
Role Model, the stage name of Tucker Pillsbury, developed a following through intimate, emotionally direct pop songs and a candid songwriting style. His releases include the albums Rx and Kansas Anymore, with songs such as “blind” and “Sally, When the Wine Runs Out” helping define his blend of indie pop and singer-songwriter influences. His work is known for pairing personal lyrics with polished, melodic production.
The supplied event listing identifies this Radio City Music Hall date but does not provide details of earlier performances by Role Model at the venue. Radio City's Art Deco setting and its location near Rockefeller Center make the September concert a distinctive Midtown stop. No specific tour name is included in the event information.
Venue and Seating Information
Located at 1260 Avenue of the Americas, Radio City Music Hall accommodates approximately 6,015 guests. Its tiered layout spans the Orchestra and three mezzanine levels, with the venue's celebrated Art Deco interior providing a memorable backdrop for live music.
For a direct stage perspective, center Orchestra sections 1–4 are among the strongest choices. The center of the 1st Mezzanine is also widely regarded as a well-balanced option, combining elevation with a clear view. Upper-mezzanine seats can offer broad panoramas, though extreme side locations may have restricted or angled sightlines; Orchestra side sections A and D may also feel less direct.
Parking and Transportation
Fans heading to Radio City can choose between Midtown garages and public transportation. Traffic and event-night demand can make driving less convenient, so allow extra time if arriving by car or rideshare.
- Subway: B, D, F, and M trains stop at 47–50 Sts–Rockefeller Center, about a block from the venue. The listed fare is $2.90 per ride. MTA service information
- 1221 Avenue Garage: 1221 6th Ave, New York, NY 10020. Listed event parking is approximately $50–$80 or more; advance reservations may be available through SpotHero.
- Kinney System Parking: 1230 6th Ave, New York, NY 10020. Listed rates are approximately $55–$90 or more.
Role Model Brooklyn reviews
Roger - Awesome FTX - Failed again!
"I have a few things to say about this show, so I am so happy this request for a review came up. Role Model was amazing! The show itself was mind blowing, relevant, Avant Garde, and earth shattering. If it were possible, I would see Role Model 3 times a week.
Now the not so good. Each time, the experience gets worse at the FTX Arena for my 3rd music event over the last several years. (By the way, great place to see the Miami Heat play - no complaints there)
The acoustics at the arena are pretty bad for a big show. As a music lover and experienced concert goer, this arena really kills the best parts of a good show, especially for the "in the round" style of show. If you are drunk off your butt, you probably won't mind as much.
When you had a break or before the show, the arena once again came up short. I mean short of food stands, beer stands, and actual supplies at the stands they had.
Lots of people were lost or confused and looking for help before the show, as there were way too few staff members to help people around the arena. The Arena planning for staffing came up way short. I do want to say, its not the staff's fault. The staff I did interact with was AMAZING! They all had smiles on their faces and looked like a team, upbeat, friendly, helpful, and willing. The problem was, they were vastly outnumbered and the show wasn't even 2/3'rds full.
That is my assessment. I don't want to get into previous shows I have seen there so much because I really want to focus on the fact that each show is different, and they FTX people should have this down a little better by now. "Not their first Rodeo!""