LIVE PHOTOS: The Shins Rock NYC!

The Shins brought their American indie-pop rock sound to New York City's Terminal 5 on Tuesday, May 1. Supporting their fourth and much anticipated new LP, 'Port of Morrow,' the band played three sold-out nights ... this is night three!

Opening with the churning guitar noise of 'Pam Berry' from 2007's 'Wincing The Night Away,' The Shins dove right into a set that spanned both old and new material.

Keyboardist, songwriter and producer Richard Swift filled the gap to complete The Shins line-up.

A newcomer to The Shins line-up, Jessica Dobson laid down the sweet licks as the night rolled on.

Although New York's Terminal 5 is often dubbed the city's "worst venue," Mercer's infectiously uplifting voice filled the space without issue.

The synergy of bassist Yuuki Matthews, another newcomer to The Shins and former member of Crystal Skulls, was an added bonus to the band's combined sound.

Also known for his drumming role in Modest Mouse, Joe Plummer set the rhythm throughout the night as fans tapped their feet to the melodic riffs and beats.

Upon finishing the song 'One by One All Day' from their debut release, 'Oh, Inverted World,' the band slugged back a few shots of Tequila, apparently a new tradition started by keyboardist Richard Swift.

Wrapping up the evening, Mercer and company closed with a classy rendition of Neil Young's 'Helpless' that left the eager crowd wanting even more. 'Til next time, New York ...