Big Daddy Kane, Desiigner and more take over Brooklyn Army Terminal for NYC Homecoming Week
This concert is the third in a series of concerts across the city to celebrate the summer of NYC and every single person here has been vaccinated.
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Aug 19, 2021, 11:47 PM
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407ds agoNew York City Homecoming Week held its third concert at the Brooklyn Army Terminal.
The concert was meant to celebrate the summer in the city and every single person in attendance had to be vaccinated.
Concertgoers say they were happy to be there.
“I feel great. Vaccinated and all, I feel great,” says one concertgoer.
Another attendee tells News 12 he was happy to be outside.
“It feels good to be outside," he says. "Keeping my distance though”.
Thursday’s lineup consisted of Big Daddy Kane, Desiigner, C&C Music Factory, DJ Mr. Cee and Elle Varner.
There are two concerts left, one in Queens and the grand finale concert in Central Park in Manhattan on Saturday.
This is all produced by the city, the Universal Hip Hop Museum and IDEKO.
