Rockers On Broadway 33 Raises Funds at Sony Hall
Broadway performers and alumni of an arts education program gathered at Sony Hall for the 33rd Rockers On Broadway event held in conjunction with the PATH Fund.
Updated on Nov. 5, 2026 in Arts Theater — General
Rockers On Broadway 33 was held at Sony Hall on November 2, 2026, with performances by Broadway performers and student acts. Proceeds from the event were directed in conjunction with the PATH Fund.
Why it matters
The event combined Broadway performance with arts education advocacy, with alumni speaking about the importance of arts funding. It ties a theater showcase to a fundraising effort for the PATH Fund.
The 33rd edition of Rockers On Broadway was staged at Sony Hall on November 2, 2026, with an after-event auction held alongside the performances. No attendance figures or fundraising totals were included in the source material, and the amount directed to the PATH Fund was not specified.
The players
Terrence Mann
Broadway performer who sang "Sweet Transvestite" and "I'm Going Home" from The Rocky Horror Show at the event.
Willie Nile
Rock singer-songwriter who closed the event with "Good Lovin'."
The details
Performers included Terrence Mann, who sang "Sweet Transvestite" and "I'm Going Home" from The Rocky Horror Show, and Kiersten Hodges, who performed Michael Jackson's "Human Nature." The Rockers On Broadway Lifetime Achievement Award in Music & Theatre was accepted on Duncan Sheik's behalf, Jeff Gerson received the Ambassador of Rock Award, and Willie Nile closed the evening with "Good Lovin'."
Timeline
November 2, 2026: Rockers On Broadway 33 held at Sony Hall
Industry Dynamics
Rockers On Broadway continues a long-running series that pairs Broadway talent with rock standards in a benefit format. The 33rd edition extends that model by linking the showcase to the PATH Fund and an arts education program.
The event was staged as a single evening at Sony Hall on November 2, 2026, with performances followed by an after-event auction. The extraction did not indicate whether it will be repeated or how tickets were distributed.
The takeaway
Benefit events like Rockers On Broadway show how Broadway performers and arts education alumni can pair artistic showcases with fundraising for causes such as the PATH Fund. Readers interested in arts funding can follow similar local events to see where proceeds go.
Further reading
Explore more in Arts Theater — General coverage of New York City productions and benefit events.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Broadway World.
