Webster Hall runs a formal late-night strand, and Kybba is the kind of selector it exists for: a producer who moves between dancehall, afrobeats and reggaeton without treating any of them as novelty. The Kybbaholic Tour books him into the main hall two nights running, a vote of confidence the series rarely gives. If your evening tends to start when most shows are ending, this is built for you.
What to expect
A club night rather than a concert: no support act listed, one long DJ-led set, and a floor that stays full until closing. The main hall is standing throughout, with VIP table service available on request. Expect a heavily Caribbean and West African leaning selection, and a crowd that arrives late and treats the room strictly as a dancefloor.
Good to know
- The show is eighteen and over, and the venue requires a valid physical identification card at the door.
- This runs as part of Webster Hall's late-night programming, with doors roughly an hour before the set.
- Kybba plays two consecutive nights in the room, so there is a second chance if this one sells out.
- Table reservations are handled through the venue's VIP email address rather than the ticket page.
- The set runs into the small hours, so check your route home before committing.
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Common questions
When does this actually start?
It is a late-night show. Webster Hall lists doors at 11 PM with the set beginning just before midnight, so the Ticketmaster start time is approximate.
What is the age limit?
Eighteen and over, and the venue asks for a valid physical identification card rather than a photo of one.
Is there an opening act?
The venue lists none. It runs as a DJ-led club night from the moment doors open.
