Spider-Man Star Reeve Carney to Rock NYC with Special Concert

For those looking to get a glimpse of hotly anticipated new musical Spider-Man star Reeve Carney, you’re in luck. The leading man will perform a special one-night-only engagement with his band Carney at Piano's in New York City on September 15. The show will feature songs from Carney’s debut album, Mr. Green, Vol. 1. Spider-Man: Turn off the Dark begins previews at the Foxwoods Theatre on November 14, with opening night set for December 21.

Alt-glam rock group Carney is comprised of its namesake frontman on lead guitar and vocals, his brother Zane Carney on guitar, Jon Epcar on drums and Aiden Moore on bass. The band has previously appeared at Los Angeles’ The Troubadour, Bonnaroo, San Diego Street Scene and the Outside Lands Festival. Zane, Epcar and Moore will be part of the Spider-Man: Turn off the Dark orchestra, while Reeve takes center stage.

Spider-Man stars Reeve Carney as Peter Parker/Spider-Man, Jennifer Damiano as Mary Jane Watson, Patrick Page as Green Goblin, Natalie Mendoza, Tony nominee Michael Mulheren, Ken Marks, Tony nominee Isabel Keating, Jeb Brown, T.V. Carpio, Mat Devine, Gideon Glick, Jonathan Schwartz, Matthew James Thomas, Laura Beth Wells, Matt Caplan, Dwayne Clark and Luther Creek. The cast also includes Gerald Avery, Collin Baja, Marcus Bellamy, Emmanuel Brown, Erin Elliott, Dana Marie Ingraham, Ayo Janeen Jackson, Heather Lang, Ari Loeb, Natalie Lomonte, Kevin Loomis, Kristin Martin, Jodi McFadden, Kristen Oei, America Olivo, Jennifer Perry, Kyle Post, Brandon Rubendall, Sean Samuels, Dollar Tan, and Christopher Tierney.

Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark spins a new take on the mythic tale of Peter Parker, a teenager whose unremarkable life in Queens is turned upside-down—literally—when he’s bitten by a genetically-altered spider and wakes up the next morning clinging to the ceiling. Bullied by his classmates and tortured by an unrelenting crush on next-door-neighbor Mary Jane Watson, this science geek discovers he has suddenly been endowed with astonishing powers. He soon learns, however, that “with great power comes great responsibility.”