Go Crazy Festival to take over Brooklyn with emerging music artists and DJ Dubz of Da Union DJs

Brooklyn, NY – No Days Off Entertainment is proud to present the Go Crazy Festival, one of New York City’s largest music festivals for emerging artists, on April 9, 2023, from 1 pm to 10 pm at 260 Meserole Street in Brooklyn.

The festival celebrates hard-working upcoming music artists from around the world and across the spectrum of hip-hop, R&B, pop, and other various music genres. With music played by one of NYC’s top DJs “DJ Dubz of Da Union DJs,” the festival promises to be an unforgettable experience for music lovers in the city.

“We’re thrilled to bring together some of the best emerging artists in the music industry and showcase their talents amidst a large audience,” said the organizers of No Days Off Entertainment. “We believe in giving these artists the platform they need to network and build their fanbase, and we’re excited to present the Go Crazy Festival for the second year in a row.

Part of the lineup includes Young Sayso, Q The God, vixyvice, Jasmine Alysha, The Vargas Brothers, Miu Haiti, Mary Mack, Brazy Luca, Tempest Styles, Jay?Duhhh, Venu$ (c), Khali Rose, LBLeoBars, Young Shiloh, Blue Lyon, Big Show Montana, and Hidden Julez, among other talented artists.

Attendees can expect music from one of New York Union DJs DJ Dubz who always moves the crowd by playing all the newest songs before the show starts, allowing men and women to warm up and enjoy themselves dancing and making acquaintances.

The Hype Magazine is an official media sponsor, and tickets are available for purchase on Eventbrite. Discount tickets are available using the codes below:

Buy 2 Get 1 Free – Use Code gocrazy1 at Checkout

Buy 3 Get 2 Free – Use Code gocrazy2 at Checkout

Additionally, college students can enter the festival for free by showing a valid student ID and a valid government ID at the door.

“To give back to the young men and women in school that are doing something positive, we’re offering free entry to college students,” said the organizers. “We want them to get a break, unwind in a good social networking environment, and have a good time in a positive environment with live music, food, drinks, media, and artists from around the United States.”