Compton’s own Kendrick Lamar held the crowd in the palm of his hands while going through 17 of his + TDE’s biggest hits to date. Photo by Bryan Bedder/Getty Images for American Express.
Kendrick Lamar shut down Brooklyn with a secret, intimate show on Friday night, but if you missed it you can still watch.
Friday night’s concert was at the Music Hall of Williamsburg, and was a Card Member only show put on by American Express Music. King Kendrick started the show with “untitled 07” (also known as “Levitate”) and continued to perform a string of his hits and album cuts from Section.80, good kid m.A.A.d city, To Pimp A Butterfly and this year’s untitled unmastered, backed by a live band. He also brought up audience member Kemba for a memorable freestyle.
The show was available to live stream, but more than 30 minutes of footage from the concert will be available on Kendrick Lamar and American Express’ Facebook pages to watch for the next seven days.
Read Okayplayer‘s full review of the show, complete with photos.
The secret show was Kendrick’s second with American Express this month, after performing for the company’s Music Meets Art Campaign in Miami during Art Basel. He has been selective with his concerts since the release of 2014’s To Pimp A Butterfly, sticking to a handful of intimate shows and larger festivals but not going on a country-wide tour.
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