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Anniversary CONCERTS, CONCERTS, CONCERTS CONCERTS, CONCERTS, Anniversary FOOTBALL SEASONKICK-OFF FOOTBALL TOP 10TOP SEPTEMBER EVENTS 5Th THEN &NOW SEPT 2017 SEPT ® THEN & NOW 5th TOP 10 SEPTEMBER EVENTS TOP 10 FOOTBALL SEASON KICK-OFF Anniversary CONCERTS, CONCERTS, CONCERTS 5th Anniversary 5th SPECIAL EDITION SPECIAL NYC Monthly SEPT2017 NYCMONTHLY.COM VOL. 7 NO.9 50th Street between 5th and 6th Avenue | Open Daily from 8am to Midnight 212-698-2000 | topoftherocknyc.com | @rockcenternyc | #topoftherock OBSERVATION DECK AT ROCKEFELLER CENTER ® CONTENTS FEATURES INTERVIEWS SPECIAL FEATURE 28 The Script 18 Then & Now 2012 vs 2017 Returning to Rock Radio City New York City Monthly's Fifth Anniversary 32 Maren Morris Country Breakout Hits LIVE ENTERTAINMENT The Garden with Sam Hunt 24 Dancing in September Live Music Has Us on Our Feet All Month 46 Todd English The Celebrity Chef Discusses His Latest Project: Pre-Made, DINING & DRINKS Take-Out Culinary Boxes to Carry on the Plane 38 Your Team's Turf Where to Find Your Football Watering Hole in The City 64 Jonno Davies UK Breakout Debuts in New York 42 A Piece of the Pie Forego the Pepperoni for These More Creative Approaches to Pizza 6 NYCMONTHLY.COM CONTENTS SHOPPING 48 The Fabrics of Fall Autumnal Fabrics For The Finding 56 Coat Check Elegance is an attitude Fill Your Closet with the Season's Poshest Jackets and Coats SPORTS Aishwarya Rai 36 September Sports Calendar of Can't Miss Sporting Events BROADWAY 60 Broadway Making Statements Talking About Hot Button Topics MUSEUMS 68 The Kid in All Of Us Exhibits That Allow Us to Explore Our Youth IN EVERY ISSUE ON THE COVER: 14 NYCM Top 10 Things Daybreak To Do in September Photo by Mike Gutkin As New York City Monthly is celebrating its fifth anniversary this Live Entertainment month we wanted a cover that reflected on that. 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(The Well, 272 Meserole St., Brooklyn) 5 1 3 Leap of Faith Some of the world’s most beautiful and athletic jumping horses will be on display during the annual Central Park Horse Show, which transforms the park’s Wollman Rink from an amusement park into a riding ring September 20-24. Sponsored by Rolex, this luxe takeover Just for Laughs attracts riders from all over, with prizes that range up to hundreds of thousands of dollars for the most successful performers. New for 2017: Gladiator Polo™, presented by the US Polo On the Upper West Side, there’s Association, with modified rules to keep the action running non-stop. For a more mellow no more likely spot to catch a experience, stop by on Family Day (9/24) for equestrian demonstrations, presentations, and celeb than The Beacon Theatre. other activities. 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