Baby's All Right is a live music venue in Williamsburg that opened in 2013 inside a former hot dog factory. The 280-capacity space hosts performances seven nights a week across indie, jazz, electronic, and experimental genres.
In 2013, bookers Zachary Mexico and Billy Jones opened Baby's All Right inside the former Hygrade Food Products hot dog factory on Broadway in South Williamsburg: a 5,000-square-foot room that became, almost immediately, the place where artists like SZA, Billie Eilish, and Lorde played before they outgrew it. The 280-capacity space runs live music seven nights a week, with programming that moves freely across indie, jazz, electronic, and experimental. Tucker Viemeister-designed LED walls flank both bar and stage; astrological wallpaper and contoured ceilings complete the retro interior. In 2025, the same team opened Night Club 101 on Avenue A in the former Pyramid Club space. The through-line, across both rooms, is a bet on the pre-fame show: catch them here first.
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