ADÉLA is one of pop's fastest-rising newcomers, a dancer-singer whose sharp, choreography-heavy songs have built a devoted online following, and her debut album Prima just arrived. Brooklyn Steel, a converted steel fabrication plant, gives her a big-room stage with room for the full dance show. If you follow new pop, catch her before the rooms get bigger.
What to expect
A general-admission floor show in Brooklyn Steel's industrial hall, with a choreographed, high-energy set drawn from Prima and her earlier singles. The crowd skews young and loud.
Good to know
- Ages 16 and over
- The L train to Graham Avenue is the nearest stop
- Brooklyn Steel is general admission standing on the floor
- She also plays the venue the night before, so check which date your ticket is for
- Coat check is available at the venue
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Common questions
Who is ADÉLA?
A Slovak pop singer-songwriter and dancer; her debut full-length album is Prima.
What is the age limit?
The show is for ages 16 and over.
Is it seated?
No, Brooklyn Steel's floor is general-admission standing.
