MC Lyte released Lyte as a Rock in 1988, one of the first solo rap albums by a woman, and songs like Cha Cha Cha and Ruffneck made her a Brooklyn hip-hop institution. She plays Brooklyn Bowl, a room where you can bowl a frame before the set. If you want a hometown hip-hop night with real history behind it, this is the one.
What to expect
Expect a club-size room with a stage facing a standing floor, bowling lanes alongside and a full food menu. VIP lane packages and express entry are sold as add-ons.
Good to know
- Take the L to Bedford Av and walk west toward Wythe Avenue.
- Bowling lane packages and express entry are sold separately from concert tickets.
- The venue serves food, so you can make dinner part of the night.
- Arrive early for a good spot on the floor.
- Check the age policy on your ticket before you go.
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Common questions
Can you bowl at the MC Lyte show?
Brooklyn Bowl sells VIP bowling lane add-ons for the show; they are separate from a concert ticket.
Who is MC Lyte?
A pioneering rapper raised in Brooklyn whose 1988 album Lyte as a Rock was one of the first solo albums by a woman in hip-hop.
