Shaboozey at Radio City Music Hall
Shaboozey brings his genre-blending sound to Radio City Music Hall in New York on. Listed under Concerts and Rap / hip hop, this event pairs a contemporary artist with one of Midtown Manhattan's landmark stages. Find event information and ticket updates through ticketsinbrooklyn.com.
Shaboozey Biography and Music
Shaboozey is the stage name of Nigerian-American singer, songwriter, and producer Collins Obinna Chibueze. His music crosses hip-hop, country, and Americana, drawing on contrasting styles rather than staying within a single genre. That mix has helped distinguish his work and brought him to a broad audience.
His best-known songs include “A Bar Song (Tipsy),” which reworks the energy of J-Kwon's “Tipsy” through a country-influenced lens, and “Good News.” His album Where I've Been, Isn't Where I'm Going further reflects his blend of storytelling, rhythmic production, and roots-inspired sounds. No tour name or previous Shaboozey performance dates at Radio City Music Hall are provided for this event listing.
Radio City's celebrated Art Deco setting and Midtown location make the October concert a distinctive New York date. The venue is known for major concerts and entertainment events, while the surrounding Rockefeller Center area places the hall in the heart of Manhattan.
Venue and Seating Information
Radio City Music Hall, at 1260 Avenue of the Americas, has a stated capacity of 6,015 and seating across the Orchestra and three Mezzanine levels. Its tiered layout gives audiences a range of distances and perspectives in the historic auditorium.
For a close view, central Orchestra sections are the most direct choice. The center of the 1st Mezzanine is often considered a strong all-around option, balancing elevation and stage perspective. The 2nd Mezzanine offers a broader view, while the 3rd Mezzanine is the highest and generally the value-oriented level. Extreme side seats in the upper Mezzanines may have restricted views; Orchestra side sections can also have angled sightlines.
Parking and Getting to the Venue
Public transit is the most practical way to reach Radio City Music Hall, as Midtown parking can be costly and traffic may be heavy around showtime. The B, D, F, and M trains serve 47–50 Sts–Rockefeller Center, about a block away; the N, Q, R, and W trains stop at 49 St.
- Subway: The supplied fare is $2.90 per ride. Check service and fare details with the MTA.
- Nearby garages: Event parking in Midtown is estimated at $50–$80 or more. The supplied listing for 1221 Avenue Garage, at 1221 6th Ave, gives an estimated range of $50–$80+; availability and rates should be confirmed before arrival through SpotHero.
For rideshare drop-off, the provided venue information identifies Avenue of the Americas or West 50th Street as nearby options. Allow extra time for Midtown traffic on the evening of the performance.