Puerto Rican rapper Eladio Carrión brought his DON KBRN tour to Brooklyn's Barclays Center last night, and it was an absolute spectacle! This marked Carrión's first official arena show in NYC, and he definitely made it one to remember. The energy was electric from the moment Danny Towers warmed up the crowd with hits from his album Sinners Club, including collaborations with Carrión like "Crush" and "ASAP."
Carrión took the stage in a silk suit with an embroidered red dragon, accompanied by dancers in a theatrical, mafioso-inspired street fight. The two-hour performance was filled with non-stop energy, dancing, and genuine connection with the fans. He performed a mix of his hits, including "Invencible," "Ohtani," "H.I.M," "Broly," and "Vetements."
Star-Studded Guests and Visual Spectacle
The show was a major production, featuring elaborate stage design, wardrobe styling, and choreography. Backup dancers showcased interpretive elements of Carrión's discography with gravity-defying breakdancing and theatrical battle scenes. Floor-to-ceiling screens displayed retro-inspired Japanese iconography, creating a cohesive visual experience. Neon-pink graphics gave the show a unique, edgy feel.
Surprise Appearances
The night reached another level when Carrión welcomed surprise guests Rich The Kid and Ty Dolla $ign to the stage to perform their single "Carnival." He also brought out Young Miko to perform "Wassup". The crowd went wild!
Carrión shared his excitement on Instagram, thanking his fans for their support. The DON KBRN World Tour continues with upcoming shows in Chicago, Miami, Houston, and Los Angeles, before heading to Latin America. If you missed him this time, don't worry! You can grab official DON KBRN merch, including hats and trading cards, online.
5 Best Moments of the Night
- The opening Yakuza-inspired visuals
- Eladio's insane energy and stage presence
- Surprise appearances from Rich the Kid, Ty Dolla $ign, and Young Miko
- The incredible choreography and breakdancing
- The overall retro-futuristic aesthetic