IN NEW YORKKKK. Concrete jungle where dreams are made of. The Knicks are champs, it's Pride Month, the World Cup is here. NYC is having its moment.

Another win for New Yorkers? Stick Figure is headed to Jones Beach next summer, bringing laid-back reggae and a crowd that's even happier than Knicks fans right now. Enter to win tickets.*

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• Eddie 9V went from 8,000 monthly listeners to more than 800,000 in a year, and he's bringing his newfound Southern soul and rock stardom to Brooklyn Bowl on Friday. Enter to win tickets.*

• For 11 years, Juneteenth LP has turned Joe's Pub into a joyful celebration of Black musical traditions. Secure your seat today for a night that honors Black classical composers without skimping on the groove.*

• Every match is a cultural trip at Drom's World Cup Music Fest. They match the music, drinks, and vibe to the countries on the field, turning every game into a global celebration. Want in? Win tickets today.*

• The first show sold out, but you're in luck. EDM legend Four Tet just added a second Brooklyn Storehouse show in September. Get tickets while you can.

• Plus other just announced shows from Dexter and the Moonrocks, Solomun, Judah & The Lion, and more!

HOW TO SPEND YOUR JUNETEENTH

Juneteenth is on Friday, but it's never too early to start celebrating. NYC is packed with ways to honor the holiday, from parades and performances to festivals and community gatherings. Here's what's happening around the city:

• JUNETEENTH DANCE PARTY @ HOUSE OF YES

• 5TH ANNUAL JUNETEENTH FOOD FESTIVAL @ WEEKSVILLE HERITAGE CENTER

• SAPPHIC SOUL: A JUNETEENTH X PRIDE CELEBRATION @ 241 BOWERY

• JUNETEENTH DAY SOCIAL @ BIERWAX

• MAታA: JUNETEENTH W/ COOKIEE KAWAII, DJ JAYHOOD, + MORE @ ELSEWHERE

THIS WEEK

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• Thursday might go down as the biggest parade in NYC history. Lower Manhattan will be packed, but after 53 years without a Knicks championship, who's complaining? Head to the Canyon of Heroes and be part of it.

• The Mermaid Parade is back this Saturday. Head to Coney Island for elaborate costumes, artistic floats, and wonderfully weird energy that could only exist in New York.

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