Rebecca Vigil and The Vigilante band warm up the crowd at 54 Below.

"Participate" - Live at 54 Below

Rebecca no longer sympathizes with Kevin Mcallister in the film Home Alone.

"Home Alone" - Live at 54 Below

An audience member tells the story of being robbed with a bottle of ketchup.

"Ketchup Scam" (Audience Interview)- Live 54 Below

The Vigilante improvises a song about an audience member's story about being robbed with a bottle of ketchup

"Ketchup Scam" - Live at 54 Below

Rebecca Vigil sings "Alto's Lament" by Marcy Heisler and Zina Goldrich

"Alto's Lament" - Live at 54 Below

Rebecca Vigil knows every sexual position ever created.

"Sexual Positions" - Live at 54 Below

The audience asked for a piano pop ballad about called "My Friend Is Not Retarded."

"My Friend Is Not Retarded" - Live at Arlene's Grocery

The Vigilante creates a new anthem based on what the audience loves most about New York City.

"New York City" - Live at Arlene's Grocery

The Vigilante and the audience reminisce about when television was good.

"TGIF" - Live at Arlene's Grocery

Rebecca Vigil and The Vigilante is a New York-based comedy band, and according to their mothers, "the next big thing." Showcasing a blend of written and completely improvised songs with a broad range of musical genres, the band creates a show unlike any other in the city.