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## Lenny J’s Listening Room Presents: Thriller – A Celebration of Michael JacksonOne year ago, Lenny J’s Listening Room began with a simple idea: create a space where people could experience the music they love in an entirely new way. This Halloween, we celebrate our **one year anniversary** with our most ambitious experience yet.
On October 30, Lenny J’s Listening Room presents **Thriller: A Celebration of Michael Jackson.**
For one unforgettable night, we’re transforming Crown Hill Theatre into the world of *Thriller*, celebrating one of the most iconic albums and artists in music history. Our live band and powerhouse vocalists will bring Michael Jackson’s legendary catalog to life, from the records that defined *Thriller* to fan favorites spanning his incredible career.
But this is Halloween at the Listening Room, so expect much more than a concert.
The night will combine live music, theatrical moments, curated visuals, costumes, interactive experiences, surprises, and the signature audience participation that has become part of every Listening Room. Come dressed for Halloween and ready to step inside a night inspired by the music, imagery, and unforgettable energy of Michael Jackson.
For longtime supporters, this is also a celebration of everything we’ve built together over the past year. Twelve months of live music, packed rooms, unforgettable performances, singalongs, and moments that could only happen at the Listening Room have brought us here.
Now, we celebrate year one with an album made for Halloween.
**One year. One night. Thriller.**
For the love of music. For the love of experience.
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Event venue
Crown Hill Theatre, 750 Nostrand Ave, Brooklyn, United States
Tickets
USD 33.99
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