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NYC Street Renamed for Nightlife Pioneer Billy Jones
19 Oct
Summary
- A Brooklyn street now honors nightlife co-founder Billy Jones.
- Jones died in 2025 from glioblastoma at age 45.
- He co-founded Baby's All Right and other NYC venues.
Billy Jones Way, a new street designation, now honors the late co-founder of Baby's All Right and numerous other iconic New York City nightlife establishments. The street was unveiled on Sunday at the corner of Bedford Avenue and Broadway in Brooklyn, near the venue that became a significant hub for music and culture.
Jones, who died in 2025 at the age of 45 following a battle with glioblastoma, was celebrated for his profound impact on the city's music landscape. His dedication to supporting emerging artists and nurturing talent created a legacy that extends far beyond the venues he opened.
In addition to Baby's All Right, Jones was instrumental in establishing other popular New York City spots like Night Club 101, Elvis Guesthouse, the Dance, and Funny Bar. Following the street naming ceremony, Baby's All Right hosted a celebratory event featuring surprise performances from notable artists.
