Cardi B & More to Perform at this New York LGBTQ+ Pride Festival
Cardi B arrives at the 67th annual Grammy Awards on Sunday, Feb. 2, 2025, in Los Angeles. (Photo by Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP)
Cardi B will celebrate LGBTQ+ Pride Month at this year’s LadyLand festival in New York City. The lineup was announced this morning (Apr. 16), which includes Latine talent like Pabllo Vittar, Isabella Lovestory, Lushious Massacr, Meth Math, and more.
LadyLand brings together artists, creatives, and performers in the LGBTQ+ community. Last year, the festival was extended to two days for the first time. There were two Latina headliners, Arca and Tokischa, who brought out none other than Madonna as a special guest. This year’s festival will take place on June 27 and 28. The headliner on the first night is Cardi B. The Dominican-American rapper, who is openly bisexual, has many hits that she could perform like “Up,” “WAP,” “Bodak Yellow,” and “I Like It.”
Another Latina star set to perform on Friday (June 27) is drag queen and social media personality Lushious Massacr. The Brownsville, TX, icon is known for her YouTube videos that feature her songs and popular catch phrases. Peruvian DJ Sofia Kourtesis will also light up the dancefloor. Other performers this day include Chase Icon, Por Detroit (Perfect Lovers b2b Victor Rodriguez), Santi, Sukihana, Cobrah, and Uniiqu3.
Saturday night (June 28) will be headlined by British singer FKA TWIGS. Brazilian drag pop star Pabllo Vittar is also scheduled to hit the stage that day. With over 12.8 million followers on Instagram, she is the most followed drag queen on the platform. Isabella Lovestory is set to perform as well. The Honduran-born singer is known for her alternative and freaky bangers like “Putita Boutique” and “Fuetazo.” Mexican outfit Meth Math will bring the rave to the NYC event. Other artists on the lineup include Alexis De La Rosa, Cortisa Star, Gallipony, Liam Benzvi, Toccororo, and more.
Fans can now sign up at the official LadyLand website for access to presale tickets. These tickets will be available starting on tomorrow, Apr. 17. Tickets to the general public will go on sale on Friday, Apr. 18 at 11 a.m. EST. This year’s festival will take place at the Under the K Bridge in Brooklyn, NY.