BROOKLYN, N.Y. - TelAve -- BROOKLYN, NY – The Collision Course Concert Series made an unforgettable impact in Brooklyn this summer on June 29, 2025, transforming Seven House Gallery into a dynamic hub of independent music, visual art, and culture. Powered by RockLan One and co-curated by Sha Black with visual arts support from Taona House, the Brooklyn edition showcased why Collision Course is a premier platform for rising stars across the nation.

The event opened at 4 PM with high-energy DJ sets from DJ G Money and DJ Beezy, followed by genre-blending transitions from Wizard Craig and DJ Brian Starchild. The gallery pulsed with music, creativity, and community as crowds filled the industrial-chic space - complete with exposed brick, polished concrete, ambient lighting, and state-of-the-art sound systems.

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Live performances began at 8 PM and featured a stellar lineup of independent artists. DatsJustice ignited the crowd with fan-favorites like "Faded All Day," while Jay Brick, Kiwi Sweet, TeeJaeSoHigh, and Juno Central each brought distinct vibes ranging from hard-hitting lyricism to melodic street poetry. MiniCoops captivated the audience with emotionally charged tracks like "W.I.W.D.", and standout performances from Pierre Parle, King Hazel, Angel Dust, and others added depth and variety to the night's soundscape.

The gallery's ambiance was elevated by a curated art exhibit from Thee Nai Bandz, whose bold visuals brought themes of identity and resilience to life. A packed merch table from Taona House offered limited-run streetwear, while a fully stocked bar served custom cocktails like the "Collision Cooler." Local cuisine, including pasta, wings, and stuffed rolls, created a communal atmosphere where art and appetite collided.

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Special guest Grafh added star power to the evening, connecting directly with fans and artists while sharing insights about the independent grind. As the main show closed around 10 PM, the venue transitioned into an afterparty lounge, with Wizard Craig and DJ Brian Starchild returning to the decks to close out the night in true Brooklyn fashion.

Collision Course is more than a concert - it's a cultural movement. For over a decade, the series has created space for emerging Hip-Hop and R&B talent, curating immersive experiences in cities like Atlanta, Tampa, Houston, and now Brooklyn. Each show is a reflection of the city it inhabits, yet always anchored in the series' core mission: spotlighting what's real, what's raw, and what's rising.

Next Stop: Brooklyn, September 27, 2025.
The movement continues.

https://www.CollisionCouseConcert.com