Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Tyla performing live at The Citi Concert Series at Rockefeller Center
Friday mornings from May through September, Rockefeller Center becomes a stage. The Citi Concert Series on TODAY is one of Manhattan's most beloved summer traditions: free, open-air, and set against the iconic backdrop of 30 Rock. The shows take place on the TODAY Plaza at 48th Street, between 5th and 6th avenues.
The 2026 lineup is genuinely impressive, spanning pop, country, folk, and R&B. Here's the full schedule:
May
Friday, May 8 — Zara Larsson
Friday, May 22 — Bleachers
Friday, May 29 — Charlie Puth
June
Friday, June 5 — Lizzo
Friday, June 12 — Niall Horan
Friday, June 26 — Melanie Martinez
July
Friday, July 3 — Maren Morris
Friday, July 10 — Megan Moroney
Friday, July 24 — Tyla
Wednesday, July 29 — Mumford & Sons
Friday, July 31 — Shaboozey
August
Friday, Aug. 14 — KATSEYE
Thursday, Aug. 20 – RAYE
Friday, Aug. 28 – Bebe Rexha
September
Tuesday, Sept. 1 – Little Big Town
Friday, Sept. 4 – Riley Green
Friday, Sept. 25 — Brandi Carlile
All concerts are free and open to the public. Fan Passes are available by advance request and are limited. Guests who receive one will be notified by email before the show. If you don't get a Fan Pass, you can still join the general admission line the morning of the concert and will be let in if space allows.
The closest subway stop is the 47–50th Streets/Rockefeller Center station on the B, D, F, and M trains. If you're driving, the Rockefeller Center Parking Garage at 53 West 48th Street operates 24/7 and accepts advance reservations.
Tyla performing live at The Citi Concert Series at Rockefeller Center
Friday mornings from May through September, Rockefeller Center becomes a stage. The Citi Concert Series on TODAY is one of Manhattan's most beloved summer traditions: free, open-air, and set against the iconic backdrop of 30 Rock. The shows take place on the TODAY Plaza at 48th Street, between 5th and 6th avenues.
The 2026 lineup is genuinely impressive, spanning pop, country, folk, and R&B. Here's the full schedule:
May
Friday, May 8 — Zara Larsson
Friday, May 22 — Bleachers
Friday, May 29 — Charlie Puth
June
Friday, June 5 — Lizzo
Friday, June 12 — Niall Horan
Friday, June 26 — Melanie Martinez
July
Friday, July 3 — Maren Morris
Friday, July 10 — Megan Moroney
Friday, July 24 — Tyla
Wednesday, July 29 — Mumford & Sons
Friday, July 31 — Shaboozey
August
Friday, Aug. 14 — KATSEYE
Thursday, Aug. 20 – RAYE
Friday, Aug. 28 – Bebe Rexha
September
Tuesday, Sept. 1 – Little Big Town
Friday, Sept. 4 – Riley Green
Friday, Sept. 25 — Brandi Carlile
All concerts are free and open to the public. Fan Passes are available by advance request and are limited. Guests who receive one will be notified by email before the show. If you don't get a Fan Pass, you can still join the general admission line the morning of the concert and will be let in if space allows.
The closest subway stop is the 47–50th Streets/Rockefeller Center station on the B, D, F, and M trains. If you're driving, the Rockefeller Center Parking Garage at 53 West 48th Street operates 24/7 and accepts advance reservations.






![[4K] Exploring The Shops at Atlas Park in Glendale, Queens NYC, Walk Tour around the Shopping Center
Exploring The Shops at Atlas Park in Glendale, Queens NYC, Walk Tour around the Shopping Center
Join me on a relaxing walk tour through The Shops at Atlas Park, a beautiful open-air shopping center in Glendale, Queens, New York. Stroll through the park-like setting with pedestrian-friendly paths, landscaped green spaces, and a vibrant mix of shops, dining, and entertainment options.
Video for Local Queens residents — people living in Glendale, Ridgewood, Middle Village, Forest Hills, Maspeth, Elmhurst, or nearby neighborhoods who want to see whats currently at Atlas Park, check out new stores, or get a feel for the vibe before visiting.
People planning a visit or anyone looking for a low-key shopping + dining + entertainment spot in Queens (great for families, casual shoppers, movie-goers, or people wanting outdoor shopping).
NYC walk tour / vlog viewers — fans of relaxed, chill walking tours that show real neighborhoods instead of just tourist spots.
This lifestyle center opened in April 2006 on the site of the former Atlas Terminals industrial park, which dated back to the early 1900s. The area started as farmland, became home to factories and warehouses (once hosting companies like General Electric, Kraft, and Westinghouse), and was redeveloped into a community destination with renovated historic buildings and a new 2.3-acre park. Named after the legendary bodybuilder Charles Atlas, who lived nearby, it transformed an old industrial site into a welcoming outdoor shopping experience.
In this video, I walk around showing various stores and spots including:
TJ Maxx
HomeGoods
ULTA Beauty
Foot Locker
Regal Cinemas
New York Sports Club
California Pizza Kitchen
Chilis
Starbucks
Cold Stone Creamery
and many more local favorites and services like Northwell Health.
Whether youre shopping for deals, grabbing a bite, catching a movie, or just enjoying a leisurely day out, Atlas Park offers plenty of free/affordable parking and a relaxed vibe in the heart of Central Queens. Perfect for families, locals, and visitors looking for an alternative to enclosed malls.
Thanks for watching! If you enjoy neighborhood walk tours, hit like, subscribe, and comment below with your favorite store or spot at Atlas Park. What should I explore next in Queens?
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