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    Rock/Pop

    25th ANNUAL MARC S. ZEPLIN FOUNDATION Benefit Concert Rockin' from the 80's to now with Jesse's Girl & The Benjamins

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    Saturday, November 21, 2026

    8:30 PM

    Gramercy Theatre

    New York, NY

    $59.64

    Scheduled

    About This Event

    At the Gramercy Theatre the 25th annual Marc S. Zeplin Foundation benefit brings Jesse's Girl and The Benjamins in a club-scale rock/pop bill. Both acts favor tight, guitar-forward arrangements and set lists that move from 1980s radio staples to later pop‑rock, a format suited to fundraising concerts that emphasize faithful musicianship over reinvention.

    About the Artists

    Marc S. Zeplin Foundation Benefit

    The Marc S. Zeplin Foundation Benefit is a recurring New York City concert event rooted in rock and pop, staged at the Gramercy Theatre. Its 25th annual program, “Rockin from the 80’s to now,” centers on live performance as fundraising, pairing community participation with a club-scale concert format.

    Jessies Girl

    Jessies Girl

    Jessie's Girl is a dynamic force in the New York City music scene, captivating audiences with their electrifying Rock/Pop performances. This talented 7-piece band specializes in bringing the vibrant energy of the 1980s to life, making every show a nostalgic trip through iconic hits.

    The Benjamins

    The Benjamins

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    The Benjamins are a rock/pop group with a history in American pop‑punk and club‑scale touring, later resurfacing in benefit and tribute-oriented lineups. In New York City, they have appeared at the Gramercy Theatre, including the Marc S.

    Jesse's Girl

    Jesse's Girl

    Jesse’s Girl is a rock/pop group heard on New York City stages, including the Gramercy Theatre. Their set lists move between 1980s radio staples and later pop-rock, a format they’ve brought to benefit and showcase settings such as the Marc S.