Tuesday night at Brooklyn Paramount is shaping up to be one of the cleaner outdoor concert nights of the summer. Jason Mraz brings his Still Yours 2026 Tour to Brooklyn on June 9 at 7:00 PM ET, and the National Weather Service is calling for sunny skies, a high near 79°F, and a steady 5 to 14 mph southwest breeze. Zero chance of rain. No extreme heat. Just a warm, breezy summer evening with good music.
What the Weather Actually Means for You
Expect full sun through most of the afternoon, with temperatures still in the upper 70s at showtime. That southwest wind at 5 to 14 mph is noticeable — enough to keep things comfortable and ruffle your hair, but not enough to cause problems. Once the sun goes down mid-show, it’ll feel closer to the low 70s, so light layers are the smart call.
Bring sunscreen if you’re arriving before 6:30 PM — the afternoon sun at an outdoor venue is no joke in June, even on a breezy day.
What to Wear
This is a textbook Jason Mraz night: warm enough for a t-shirt, breezy enough that you’ll want something for your head, and cool enough by the encore that you’ll be glad you packed a layer.
- A Jason Mraz t-shirt is the obvious move — comfortable, on-theme, and right for the temperature at showtime
- A Jason Mraz hat does double duty: blocks the afternoon sun during arrival and keeps the SW breeze from bothering you during the show
- Toss a Jason Mraz hoodie in your bag — you won’t need it until the back half of the set, but you’ll definitely want it by then
Concert Bag Essentials
Outdoor venues like this typically enforce a clear bag policy, so get ahead of it. A clear stadium bag moves you through entry faster than fumbling with a regular bag at the checkpoint. Pack a fanny pack crossbody to wear through the crowd — keeps your hands free and your phone close without slowing you down.
A portable phone charger is non-negotiable for a 2–3 hour outdoor show. Between photos, videos, and the inevitable “you have to hear this song” texts, your battery won’t survive without one.
If you’re planning to be close to the speakers, grab a pair of concert ear plugs high fidelity — they cut volume without muddying the mix, and your ears will thank you the next morning.
For a little extra crowd energy, a LED light up bracelet fits the vibe of a Mraz show perfectly.
A Few Practical Tips
Aim to arrive by 6:00 PM ET. Summer outdoor shows draw long entry lines and you don’t want to miss the first few songs. The SW breeze means the upwind side of the stage will have cleaner sound dispersion, so position yourself accordingly if you’re in a GA area.
Bring water if the venue allows it — standing outside in 79°F weather will dehydrate you faster than an indoor show, even with a breeze.
Take the Night Home
Before you leave, grab a Jason Mraz poster from the merch table — a signed-tour keepsake beats a blurry phone screenshot of the setlist every time.
The forecast is about as good as it gets for a June outdoor show in Brooklyn. Sun, warmth, a light breeze, and Jason Mraz. That’s a Tuesday night worth planning for.