A number of shows in New York, Boston and elsewhere have been adjusted, postponed or scrapped altogether due to the winter storm moving in.

Louis C.K., Action Bronson, Zola Jesus, Ben Howard, Years & Years, London Grammar and others are among those affected.

An updated list of schedule changes can be found below. Email tips to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

UPDATE: New York's Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Monday afternoon that New York City's subway system will have limited service from 8 p.m. until 11 p.m., when it will close completely.

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- Action Bronson's show on Monday night has been moved to Feb. 2. All tickets for the original date will be honored.

- Louis C.K.'s Madison Square Garden show on Tuesday has been preemptively canceled.

- Zola Jesus' Saint Vitus show has been bumped up to 7:30 p.m.

- Savages' show at Baby's All Right on Monday has been moved to Thursday (Jan. 29). Tickets honored and refunds available.

- Years & Years' U.S. debut in New York at Le Poisson Rouge on Monday has been canceled. The band's Tuesday show at Rough Trade Records has also been postponed. These dates are likely to be rescheduled for the spring.

- BRONCO is still said to be performing in Brooklyn according to Rough Trade.

- Brooklyn Bowl will be closed on Monday and Tuesday.

- Mercury Lounge, The Living Room and Union Hall are closed on Monday.

- Ben Howard's Tuesday show in Boston has been canceled.

- London Grammar and Until the Ribbon Breaks' Monday show at House of Blues in Boston is still set to proceed as scheduled. The band promises to be finished around 10 p.m.

- A-Trak's show in Atlantic City on Monday has been scrapped.

- Motion City Soundtrack's Tuesday show at Irving Plaza is being moved to Wednesday night.

- The Lone Bellow is still set to perform Monday on The Late Show With David Letterman.