Friday, November 1st, 2019
Freedia Fest 6.0
Big Freedia
Mykki Blanco
$20.00
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Doors: 11:00 PM
/
Show: 11:30 PM
21+ Years
Event Info
Venue Information:
Brooklyn Bowl
61 Wythe Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11249
Brooklyn Bowl
61 Wythe Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11249
For all tickets purchased prior to October 1 on TicketFly, those tickets are still valid and able to be scanned at the door upon entry. Just pull up your ticket on your phone or bring your print-out. Starting October 1 all Brooklyn Bowl tickets will be available on TicketWeb.
Tickets for 10/31 here!
2 Night Pass tickets here!
We are excited to see your costumes but you will not be allowed to bring in any costume props that resemble weapons, real or fake. Happy Halloween!
Tickets for 10/31 here!
2 Night Pass tickets here!
We are excited to see your costumes but you will not be allowed to bring in any costume props that resemble weapons, real or fake. Happy Halloween!
Artist Info
Big Freedia
New Orleans icon Big Freedia is dreaming of the future of bounce music. Over the past two
decades, the Queen of Bounce has expanded the booming sounds of Southern rap on a string of
high-energy, twerk-inducing projects, while showcasing her inimitable charisma on blockbuster
hits by Drake and Beyoncé. But where some might rest on their laurels, the Queen Diva still sees
plenty of opportunity to expand her empire.
“Bounce has been through many iterations—from Triggerman to Sissy to Cash Money Bounce—
but my new single is something I call Bigga Bounce,” says Freedia, heralding this new chapter
for the genre. “Welcome to Central City, y’all, where I pay homage to my city, my roots, hip-
hop, and to the art of creating a new sound.”
The tireless mogul broke into television in 2013 with Fuse’s Big Freedia Bounces Back, released
her memoir Big Freedia: God Save The Queen Diva in 2015, launched a cannabis line called
Royal Bud in 2022, and is on track to open her very own Hotel Freedia in New Orleans in 2024.
In addition to promoting Central City Freestyle, and $100 Bill Ft. Ciara, the Queen Diva is
gearing up to launch a new original series, Big Freedia Means Business, which will explore her
prolific entrepreneurial endeavors. Visuals and even more new music are already in the works
too. But in the greater scheme of things, Big Freedia hopes her voice and platform as an
unapologetically authentic artist will inspire, especially at a time when the rights of LGBTQ+
people are under constant attack.
“We gotta keep pushing, and I hope this album speaks to my community and everyone who
feels they don’t have a voice,” she adds. “I am living proof of why you don’t let yourself get
dragged down. We keep going. We keep fighting.”
decades, the Queen of Bounce has expanded the booming sounds of Southern rap on a string of
high-energy, twerk-inducing projects, while showcasing her inimitable charisma on blockbuster
hits by Drake and Beyoncé. But where some might rest on their laurels, the Queen Diva still sees
plenty of opportunity to expand her empire.
“Bounce has been through many iterations—from Triggerman to Sissy to Cash Money Bounce—
but my new single is something I call Bigga Bounce,” says Freedia, heralding this new chapter
for the genre. “Welcome to Central City, y’all, where I pay homage to my city, my roots, hip-
hop, and to the art of creating a new sound.”
The tireless mogul broke into television in 2013 with Fuse’s Big Freedia Bounces Back, released
her memoir Big Freedia: God Save The Queen Diva in 2015, launched a cannabis line called
Royal Bud in 2022, and is on track to open her very own Hotel Freedia in New Orleans in 2024.
In addition to promoting Central City Freestyle, and $100 Bill Ft. Ciara, the Queen Diva is
gearing up to launch a new original series, Big Freedia Means Business, which will explore her
prolific entrepreneurial endeavors. Visuals and even more new music are already in the works
too. But in the greater scheme of things, Big Freedia hopes her voice and platform as an
unapologetically authentic artist will inspire, especially at a time when the rights of LGBTQ+
people are under constant attack.
“We gotta keep pushing, and I hope this album speaks to my community and everyone who
feels they don’t have a voice,” she adds. “I am living proof of why you don’t let yourself get
dragged down. We keep going. We keep fighting.”
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