Concert | Funk, Soul, R&B, Jazz, and More in a Park

Juneteenth UNITYFEST celebrates achievements, addresses challenges, and collaborates for lasting economic impact in African American communities. DJ Spinna will headline this celebration of freedom and resilience. Renowned for his genre-defying mastery, Spinna's electrifying sets traverse Hip-Hop, soul, R&B, jazz, funk, and house. Peven Everett, Merlin Bobb, Monique Bingham, Voices of a People's History, and others will join the celebration to nurture a deeper conversation on unity by honoring the voices, stories, and traditions that lend themselves to the rich and diverse tapestry that is American history and culture. Come ready to dance and commemorate Juneteenth in style!

About the Performers
DJ Spinna is a world-renowned DJ, producer, remixer, label head, curator, and influencer with a steadfast work ethic, an obsessively extensive vinyl library, and the willingness to pursue the full extent of his roots (Funk, Soul, R&B, and Jazz), foundation (Hip-Hop), and future (Electronic/Dance music), without any restraints.

Merlin Bobb is widely recognized as a pioneering DJ who helped shape the house music genre. He gained popularity with his mix show on WBLS and quickly became a favorite among dance music enthusiasts. Throughout his career, Merlin explored various techniques and musical styles, pushing the boundaries of DJing and leaving a lasting impact on the entertainment industry. Merlin collaborated with renowned DJs and producers such as Frankie Knuckles, Timmy Regisford, Steve Hurley, Roland Clark, Louie Vega, Roger Sanchez, Marshall Jefferson, and Tony Humphries among others, to sign artists, produce remixes, and promote the house music sound. He played a pivotal role in co-founding Club Shelter NYC, a legendary nightclub that became the heart of New York City's house and dance music scene.

Monique Bingham is a Jamaican-American vocalist, songwriter and composer. In 2023 she performed her 2015 collaboration Deep in the Bottom of Africa with Grammy award winner DJ Black Coffee to a sold out crowd at Madison Square Garden. She has been described by Grammy winning producer Louie Vega as "one of house music's most prized possessions." Her career, now entering its fourth decade, has produced over 40 original recordings and distinguished her as a standout lyricist who continues to captivate audiences worldwide.

Doors open 6pm.