Anthony Ramos is bringing his signature salsa moves and dynamic live performance style back to his home turf of New York City for an exclusive three-date engagement. The special residency, titled “Noches de Familia” (Family Nights), will take place at the iconic Nublu venue in Manhattan’s East Village, offering fans an intimate look at the Grammy-winning artist’s deep-rooted passion for Latin music.
The multi-hyphenate star—widely celebrated for his unforgettable breakout roles in landmark Broadway musicals like Hamilton and In the Heights—will perform live across three consecutive Wednesday nights. The residency kicks off on November 25, followed by performances on December 2 and December 9. Tickets for the highly anticipated run are currently available for purchase online.
Bringing Latin Roots to an Iconic Venue
Founded in 2002, Nublu has long stood as a pillar of Manhattan’s live music scene. Located in Alphabet City, the intimate club provides the perfect backdrop for a residency like “Noches de Familia,” which promises to blend high-energy choreography with a rich exploration of contemporary salsa and tropical rhythms. For Ramos, the venue offers an ideal setting to connect closely with audiences in a space renowned for championing eclectic, live musical artistry.
Born and raised in Brooklyn to Puerto Rican parents, Ramos has increasingly leaned into his cultural heritage through his musical output. His recent sonic direction has been heavily shaped by collaborations with legendary salsa producer Sergio George. Together, the artist and producer have crafted a string of English-language tracks that pay homage to traditional salsa sounds while incorporating Ramos’s modern, distinctive pop-infused style.
Fans attending the residency can expect to hear elements of his growing Latin music catalog, which includes vibrant singles such as “New York City” and “I Was the One.” These tracks, alongside heartfelt and rhythmic offerings like “Vicariously” and “Se Fue,” reflect the singer’s profound connection to his roots and his ambition to introduce classic tropical sounds to new generations of listeners.
A Banner Year for Music, Film, and Television
The announcement of the Nublu residency caps off a remarkably busy and successful period for Ramos across multiple entertainment mediums. Just weeks prior to the residency announcement, the singer released his latest single, “Wasn’t Even Lookin’,” on September 25 via Ramos Music and The Orchard. Also produced by Sergio George, the track serves as another compelling chapter in Ramos’s ongoing exploration of salsa-inspired music.
Ramos has been actively promoting his musical endeavors on major national platforms. He recently delivered an electrifying live rendition of his upbeat anthem “New York City” on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. His connection to the city and the broader Latino community was further cemented earlier this year when he served as the King of the 69th annual National Puerto Rican Day Parade in New York, where he celebrated his heritage in front of hundreds of thousands of spectators.
Beyond his music career, Ramos remains a ubiquitous presence in film and television. His diverse screen credits span prestige projects and major blockbusters alike. He has taken on roles in the FX series The Beauty, Kathryn Bigelow’s anticipated Netflix feature A House of Dynamite, and Universal Pictures’ major box-office smash Twisters.
Looking ahead, Ramos is continuing to expand his footprint behind the scenes as a creator and producer. Among his upcoming slate of projects is a brand-new animated Bob the Builder feature film currently in development. Produced in partnership with Mattel Films, ShadowMachine, and Jennifer Lopez’s Nuyorican Productions, Ramos is attached not only to produce the feature but also to star in the title role.
As the dates for “Noches de Familia” approach, anticipation continues to build around what promises to be a memorable celebration of music, culture, and community in the heart of the East Village.
