Brooklyn · October 24, 2026 · One Night With a Popstar
Tinashe brings One Night With a Popstar to Brooklyn Paramount on Saturday, October 24. Doors open at 7 p.m.; the show is listed for 8 p.m. Our setlist prediction puts Popstar front and center, with “Bouncin’,” “Needs,” “Nasty” and “2 On” giving longtime fans their moments.
This is a night to dress for movement and arrive with the essentials sorted. Below, you will find our predicted running order, a Brooklyn-specific entry and travel plan, and three ways to style the city-date tee without spending the evening adjusting your outfit.
Our predicted Tinashe Brooklyn setlist
The strongest guide is the reported October 16 Chicago headline set at The Salt Shed, also displayed in Ticketmaster’s recent setlists. For Brooklyn, we expect that full-show shape: a run of new material, a strong dance-focused middle, and a late stretch of familiar favorites.
01–08 · Enter the Popstar era
- Popstar
- Cloud 9
- Too Easy
- Brainrot
- Sunglasses
- Flashbacks
- Bouncin’
- Throw a Fit
09–16 · Find your groove
- Link Up
- Empty Stadium
- Twentyfive Eight
- Getting No Sleep
- Gravity
- Needs
- Heavy Weight
- I’d Rather Be Alone
17–23 · The late-show rush
- Nobody Wanna Dance Anymore
- Pillow Fight
- Nasty
- No Broke Boys
- 2 On
- HMU for a Good Time
- Melatonin
Predicted encore · 24. “Crash Out”
Our Brooklyn forecast, prepared October 21. Intro tracks, interludes and short transitions are grouped outside the numbered song list.
Why we expect the newer songs to lead
Chicago opened its main song sequence with “Popstar” and “Cloud 9,” then moved through “Too Easy,” “Brainrot,” “Sunglasses” and “Flashbacks.” That is the clearest clue to the identity of this show. Listen to those songs before Saturday and the opening stretch will feel like an arrival into the current era, rather than a wait for the older singles.
“Bouncin’,” “Throw a Fit” and “Link Up” give the prediction a recognizable turn after that opening run. We would keep the energy there, with “Getting No Sleep,” “Gravity” and “Needs” helping connect the newer material to the songs fans already know well.
The stretch to save some energy for
Our late-show pick is “Nasty” into “No Broke Boys” and “2 On,” followed by “HMU for a Good Time” and “Melatonin.” It is the part of the forecast that makes comfortable shoes a good outfit decision. Chicago’s report also includes a short “SHY GUY” transition earlier in the show and a “Nasty” remix passage near the end; we expect transitions to help keep the sequence moving.
For an easy pre-show listen, play “Popstar,” “Cloud 9,” “Bouncin’,” “Getting No Sleep,” “Nobody Wanna Dance Anymore” and “Melatonin.” That gives you a compact path through the expected evening without reducing it to the most familiar singles.
Getting to Brooklyn Paramount
The venue is at 385 Flatbush Avenue Extension, on the corner of DeKalb and Flatbush. Its visitor guide lists DeKalb Avenue station across the street and Nevins Street nearby. Check current MTA service for Saturday before choosing your route.
Build your trip around the 7 p.m. door opening and 8 p.m. listed show time. Those are the times in the event’s admission information; they do not establish a separate Tinashe stage time or a concert finish. Allow time to get through the entrance and find your place.
Coming with friends
Choose a meeting spot before you enter, and have each person check that their ticket is accessible. If you are separated inside, a specific landmark is easier to work with than a message saying “near the front.” Leave the doorway clear while you wait for the rest of your group.
Planning the trip home
Check late-evening subway options before heading out and keep your phone charged for the return. Give yourself room to leave the venue, collect a checked coat if needed and reach the station without racing the final song.
Before you go: mobile ticket, small bag, cashless payment
Brooklyn Paramount uses mobile entry and is cashless. The venue permits a clear bag up to 12 × 6 × 12 inches, or a small non-clear bag up to 6 × 9 inches. Pack to those limits and review the latest event message before leaving.
- Open your mobile ticket in advance. Sign in and locate it before reaching the entrance; keep your phone charged.
- Bring a payment card and photo ID. Keep them accessible rather than buried under everything else in your bag.
- Choose one small bag. A compact crossbody that stays close to the body is easier to manage while moving through a crowd.
- Plan your outer layer. Coat check is available, with walk-up availability dependent on capacity.
- Leave bulky or spiked accessories at home. The venue’s prohibited-item list includes spiked clothing, accessories and footwear.
For accessible accommodations, the event listing directs guests to [email protected]. Contact the venue about what you need before arrival so the entrance team can direct you appropriately.
Three ways to wear the Brooklyn tee
The beige two-sided acid-washed Brooklyn tee gives you a warmer base than a plain black concert shirt. Pick the bottom half and shoes around how you want to spend the evening: dancing, staying polished, or keeping things relaxed.
01 · Dark denim and a silver accent
Pair the washed beige shirt with straight-leg charcoal jeans and broken-in trainers. Add a slim silver necklace or small hoops for a little shine. A short dark jacket keeps the proportions tidy, while an open front leaves the graphic visible. Try a loose front tuck at home and check that it stays comfortable when you raise your arms.
02 · A mini skirt with practical boots
Wear the tee with a black mini skirt, opaque tights if you want more coverage, and flat or low-heeled boots you already know are comfortable. Tuck a small amount of fabric at the waist to show the skirt’s shape. Keep the bag compact and skip sharp hardware: the graphic and the silhouette provide enough detail.
03 · Relaxed trousers for a dance-first night
Choose fluid black trousers and low-profile trainers, then wear the tee loose or lightly tucked. A removable overshirt adds a layer for the journey without making the indoor outfit complicated. Avoid hems that drag under your shoes; you want to move freely without catching fabric as the crowd shifts.
For more combinations, our Tinashe outfit guide has additional ways to build a look around merch.
A Brooklyn keepsake that works after the show
The MerchReport tee is listed at US$34, checked October 21. Compare the product measurements with a shirt you like before choosing a size, especially if you plan to tuck it into a skirt or wear it beneath a short jacket.
For a concert-night order, check the delivery estimate before checkout. If you are buying to remember the show afterward, choose the fit you will reach for on an ordinary weekend too. The washed beige finish works with dark denim and neutral layers long after October 24.
Shop the Tinashe Brooklyn Pop Star Eyes tee →
Ticket ready, route checked, outfit comfortable: that leaves the evening free for the music. Our pick is to arrive for the new songs, stay present through the transitions, and keep enough energy for the final stretch.
