About
The rage-rap originator headlines Maspeth's cavernous warehouse venue night, with doors at 6 p.m. and tickets from about $38 on DICE.
Rico Nasty is one of the few rappers whose shows run on genuine mosh-pit physics, and Knockdown Center's cavernous brick warehouse is built for exactly that. The sugar-trap pioneer turned rage-rap standard-bearer has only pushed further into distorted, scream-along territory that lands hardest live. Doors at 6 p.m. on a Sunday mean you get the full chaos and still make it to work on Monday.
What to expect
A standing, general-admission warehouse show that plays more like a punk gig than a rap concert — expect pits during the heavy cuts and singalongs on the melodic ones. Doors open at 6 p.m., so it's an early night by Knockdown standards.
Good to know
- Tickets are on DICE starting around $38 — buy through the official listing, as resale prices run far higher.
- Doors at 6 p.m. Sunday; check the DICE listing for set times, openers, and any age restriction.
- Knockdown Center is at 52-19 Flushing Ave in Maspeth — the nearest subway (Jefferson St L) is a roughly 20-minute walk, so budget for a bus or rideshare.
- It's a standing warehouse show; wear shoes you can move in if you plan to be near the pit.
Common questions
What time does it start?
Doors open at 6 p.m. on Sunday, September 13; check the DICE listing for exact set times.
How much are tickets?
Official tickets through DICE start around $38; higher-priced listings are largely resale.
How do I get to Knockdown Center?
It's at 52-19 Flushing Ave in Maspeth, Queens. The closest L train stops are about a 20-minute walk, so many attendees take a bus or rideshare.
Is there an age restriction?
Age policy varies by show at Knockdown Center — confirm on the event's DICE listing before buying.