Don Toliver's Octane run is built around a stage show as much as a setlist, and the Nitrous leg lands at Barclays Center on the last night of the long weekend. Chase B and friends warm the room with a DJ set, which turns the first hour into a party rather than a support slot. If your Labor Day weekend needs one loud, late arena night, this is it.
What to expect
Doors open an hour ahead and the Chase B DJ set starts the room off before the main show. Expect heavy low end, a floor that moves as one, and a production-led set drawing on Hardstone Psycho and Life of a Don. The arena's Brooklyn concessions are open throughout.
Good to know
- Atlantic Avenue-Barclays Center puts ten subway lines and the LIRR at the door
- Barclays Center is cashless; cards and phone payments only
- Bag rules are strict, so travel light or leave the tote at home
- The floor is general admission standing, with reserved seating in the bowl
- It is the night before the Eastern Parkway parade, so the neighborhood is already busy
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Common questions
Who else is on the bill?
Barclays Center lists Chase B and friends providing a DJ set as support for the Brooklyn date.
Where is the venue relative to Carnival?
Barclays Center sits at Atlantic and Flatbush, a short walk from the Eastern Parkway corridor where the Carnival parade runs the following day.
Is there a curfew for arena shows?
Barclays Center shows typically wrap before midnight, so the subway is still running comfortably when you leave.
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