Benzo in New York, Vintage Shopping and a Gramercy Concert

Benzo walked into 28 Scott Vintage, a Brooklyn vintage shop on Thames Street, and went straight for the racks. He flipped through jackets beneath a hanging wool rug, lingered over the brass pieces on the front table, and said that whenever he visits a new city he goes looking for the local vintage shops. The room suits the habit, with secondhand clothing, jewelry, and framed art filling one Bushwick storefront rated 4.8 across 134 reviews.

Benzo brought The Model Tour concert to Gramercy Theatre on East 23rd Street on Wednesday, September 23, the stop right before Los Angeles on the 2026 run. Phones lit up across the floor while he moved along the front of the stage, facing a crowd packed tight against the barrier. The room holds a 4.5 rating across more than 2,300 reviews, and its box office keeps weekday afternoon hours for future shows.

Asked which part of New York had become his favorite, Benzo answered Soho, and inside the shop he put it plainly, saying the culture here is very attractive. The two stops follow that same thread, a Bushwick room of chosen secondhand pieces in the afternoon and a Manhattan stage full of phone lights at night. Thames Street and East 23rd Street sit on opposite sides of the East River, close enough to pair a Brooklyn afternoon with a Manhattan evening.