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.
Planning Sep 12–13, 2026 in NYC?
This list keeps changing as events are verified. We'll send you the final version the Thursday before — and you can unsubscribe right after if that's all you need.
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.
