Performatist
    Rock/Pop

    The Women’s Game Live! in NYCWith Sam and Kristie MewisPresented by New Balance

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    Tuesday, November 3, 2026

    8:00 PM

    Racket NYC

    431 West 16th Street, New York, NY 10011

    Scheduled

    About This Event

    At Racket NYC, The Women’s Game Live presented by New Balance brings Sam and Kristie Mewis together for a structured conversation rooted in their experience as midfielders at club and international levels. The program treats training routines, international camps and the daily mechanics of midfield play as its material, and the sisters’ onstage approach favors clarity over spectacle.

    About The Women’s Game Live!

    At Racket NYC, *The Women’s Game Live!* brings the Men in Blazers offshoot into a stage format that mixes rock/pop performance energy with conversation about the modern women’s game. Sam Mewis, former U.S. midfield mainstay and editor-in-chief/host of *The Women’s Game*, appears alongside Kristie Mewis, recently active at the top levels of the sport. The show treats athletes as narrators of their own culture, not just subjects of highlight reels. In New York, that shift reads as a small but real correction to how soccer stories have been told.

    About the Artists

    Sam Mewis

    Sam Mewis

    Sam Mewis is a Rock/Pop artist and public figure whose live appearances in New York City include the stage at Racket NYC. She often shares the room with her sister and fellow performer Kristie Mewis, most notably in *The Women’s Game Live*, a structured conversation built from their experience as midfielders across club and international environments.

    Kristie Mewis

    Kristie Mewis is an American midfielder whose career has moved between the NWSL, West Ham United, and the United States national team. In New York City she appears at Racket NYC for *The Women’s Game Live!*, presented by New Balance, sharing the stage with her sister and fellow midfielder Sam Mewis.