KYBBA at The Rooftop at Pier 17
KYBBA is listed for a September 19, 2025 event at The Rooftop at Pier 17 in New York. The listing places the performance in the Concerts category and the Techno / electronic subcategory. Ticketsnewarknj.com provides event information for fans following this date.
KYBBA Bio
The event listing identifies KYBBA as the performer but does not provide a biography, discography, tour name, or details about previous performances at The Rooftop at Pier 17. Without verified information about the artist's history or past appearances, those details cannot be stated reliably.
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Venue and Seating Information
The event is scheduled at The Rooftop at Pier 17 in New York. Seating arrangements, section names, and attendee reviews are not included in the supplied event information, so specific recommendations about where to sit or stand cannot be verified.
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Parking Information
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KYBBA Newark reviews
disappointing
I had never seen KYBBA in concert and was very excited about this show at Red Rocks. The venue was phenomenal but the concert was average at best. I expected to see KYBBA with his incredible percussion but he was only supported by the orchestra. His renditions of music were weak and the set list was OK. The entire first act, before the 20+minutes intermission, was music I had never heard, and depressing. He played more of his famous music but skipped many big hits.
On the bright side, his voice was fantastic live and the stunning visual effects (especially the lightening show going on behind the stage).
If you are a hard core KYBBA fan (which I'm not), you may enjoy this show. For the average fan simply looking for amazing live (familiar) music, you can skip this one.