Six is a stadium concert on Broadway. Except instead of a contemporary pop girl group, the performers include the six wives of Henry VIII, who are competing over who had it the worst as his wife — the winner gets to be lead singer.

Each Queen, though, is inspired by a modern pop queen such as Beyonce, Britney Spears, Ariana Grande, and Alicia Keys. Six's energetic pop songs about the Queens' lives won the Tony Award for Best Score, proving that this show — part concert, part musical — is one of a kind, no category.

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The new musical Hell’s Kitchen packs all the explosive energy of an arena concert into the 1,500-seat Shubert Theatre. And for a show set to the R&B hits of Alicia Keys, we'd expect nothing less. "Empire State of Mind" is practically NYC's theme song, and the show features more hits like "No One," "Fallin'," and "If I Ain't Got You."

The story, loosely inspired by Keys's life, follows a teenage girl named Ali as she comes of age in the title Manhattan neighborhood, finding her passion for music along the way. Alongside the many concert-like moments where the ensemble performs Keys's hits, there's also a showstopping moment where Ali's mom Jersey belts the song "Pawn It All" with all the power of a stadium headliner.

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MJ The Musical is set in the days leading up to an actual concert: Michael Jackson's opening performance of the 1992 Dangerous World Tour. Audiences get to see him in the rehearsal room as he runs through all his signature songs and dance moves, and they learn about his creative process along the way. It's like a tribute concert and then some, with all the fan-favorite Michael Jackson songs you'd want to hear.

Three actors play Jackson as a child, young adult, and adult as he looks back on his life, and they all embody his vocals and movement style flawlessly, both as a solo artist and a member of the Jackson 5. If you sit back far enough, you might swear you're actually watching Jackson reincarnated.

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You're going to want to do karaoke after this one. & Juliet is set to the pop hits of Max Martin, better known as the songwriter and/or producer for "...Baby One More Time," "Since U Been Gone," "Everybody (Backstreet's Back)," and many more tunes that define 21st-century pop music.

All those songs and more appear in this unofficial sequel to Romeo & Juliet in which Juliet lives and goes to Paris in search of a fresh start. & Juliet occasionally hosts sing-along performances, so keep an eye out for those if you really want the pop-concert feel, where you can rock out to these fan-favorite songs!

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The onstage band present throughout Buena Vista Social Club immediately signals that the music is front and center here. The show tells a fictionalized history of the landmark Cuban band, but the real stars of the show are that band's beloved Cuban dance songs like "Chan Chan," "Candela," "El Carretero," and "Dos Gardenias." Never heard of these songs? That's alright — we can guarantee you'll be grooving to them in no time regardless.

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Step back in time and attend an old-school Bobby Darin concert at Just in Time. Tony Award winner Jonathan Groff plays the 1950s songwriter known for hits like "Splish Splash" and "Mack the Knife," which Groff performs with boundless energy and a big band. Plus, the Circle in the Square Theatre is set up to resemble a nightclub, so you'll be up close and personal with the talent.

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