TV On The Radio Presents There Goes The Neighborhood

Name: TV On The Radio Presents There Goes The Neighborhood
Start: 2025-09-13T17:00:00-04:00
End: 2025-09-13T23:00:00-04:00
Location: Under the K Bridge Park

Schedule

Sat Sep 13 2025 at 05:00 pm to 11:00 pm

UTC-04:00

Location

Under the K Bridge Park | Maspeth, NY

TV On The Radio Presents "There Goes The Neighborhood": A Brooklyn Homecoming Not To Be Missed
Brooklyn's own revered indie-rock pioneers, TV On The Radio, are set to host a spectacular homecoming event, "There Goes The Neighborhood," on Saturday, September 13, 2025. This highly anticipated day-long festival will unfold at the scenic Under the K Bridge Park in Brooklyn, offering a unique celebration of local music, arts, and culture. Marking their sole New York City appearance for 2025, this event promises an unforgettable experience for fans and newcomers alike.
A Return to Roots and a Celebration of Community
"There Goes The Neighborhood" is more than just a concert; it's a testament to TV On The Radio's enduring ethos of embracing new ideas, creativity, and the power of bringing people together. The band, currently featuring Tunde Adebimpe, Kyp Malone, and Jaleel Bunton, describes the event as an opportunity to celebrate the magnificent and diverse community from which they emerged. After a five-year hiatus that concluded with select shows in 2024 and various festival appearances in 2025, this Brooklyn date is a special return to their roots. Attendees will be part of an event that not only showcases exceptional talent but also contributes to a greater cause, as $1 from every ticket sold will be donated to the Catskills Agrarian Alliance, supporting food sovereignty initiatives in New York's Catskills region.
The venue itself, Under the K Bridge Park, is a seven-acre dynamic public park beneath the Kosciuszko Bridge, designed for recreation and cultural programming. Events held here generate crucial resources to maintain and improve North Brooklyn's green spaces, including a native plant nursery dedicated to enhancing local biodiversity.
What to Expect: Music, Art, and Uninterrupted Vibrancy
Attendees can look forward to an immaculately curated experience. The festival boasts a stellar lineup of artists joining TV On The Radio, including the experimental electronic maestro "Flying Lotus", the genre-bending "Sudan Archives", the profound poet, musician, and activist "Moor Mother", and the ethereal sounds of "SPELLLING". Adding to the dynamic atmosphere, the event will be hosted by the inimitable comedian and actor "Hannibal Buress", ensuring a lively and engaging flow throughout the day.
One of the most appealing aspects for music lovers is the commitment to a single stage with no overlapping sets. This thoughtful arrangement ensures that every attendee can fully immerse themselves in each performance without having to choose between their favorite artists. Beyond the music, the festival will spotlight local food, drink, and art, creating a vibrant marketplace that truly embodies the spirit of Brooklyn's rich cultural tapestry.
Date and Time: Saturday, September 13, 2025. Doors open at 4:30 PM, with the show commencing at 5:00 PM.
Location: Under the K Bridge Park, Brooklyn, NY.
* Age Restriction: This is an 18+ event, so please ensure you have valid identification for entry.
* Tickets: General admission and VIP tickets are available. VIP ticket holders will enjoy an elevated side-viewing area of the stage, dedicated VIP entrances for quicker access, and an exclusive VIP-only area featuring a bar, premium restrooms, and comfortable picnic seating. Tickets were released for general sale on June 27, 2025.
* Lineup:TV On The Radio, Flying Lotus, Sudan Archives, Moor Mother, SPELLLING, hosted by Hannibal Buress.
With its promise of exceptional music, a vibrant atmosphere, and a strong sense of community, "TV On The Radio Presents There Goes The Neighborhood" is poised to be one of Brooklyn's highlight events of 2025. Don't miss this chance to witness a legendary band in a truly special setting, celebrating the very essence of what makes Brooklyn's artistic landscape so unique.