Brooklyn’s outdoor concert scene gets a serious summer moment on Tuesday, June 23, when Wale and Smino bring Everything Is A Lot… The Tour to Brooklyn Paramount. Showtime is 7 PM ET, and the forecast is cooperating — mostly. Here’s what to expect and how to prep.
The Weather Outlook
The National Weather Service is calling for a high near 78°F on Tuesday, with mostly sunny skies and a 12 mph northwest breeze. The only wrinkle: a slight chance of rain showers before 2 PM, with a 21% precipitation probability in the afternoon. That early-day chance should clear well before doors open, leaving a comfortable, breezy evening for an outdoor show. Still, weather in Brooklyn can move fast, and the northwest wind will make it feel a few degrees cooler once the sun drops.
What to Wear
Mid-to-upper 70s with a steady breeze is shorts-and-tee weather early, but bring a layer for later in the set. A Wale hoodie does double duty — it keeps you warm as temps ease off after sunset and lets you rep the tour at the same time. If you want a lighter option, a packable rain jacket folds into its own pocket and handles both the wind and any stray showers that linger into the evening. A Wale t-shirt or Wale hat rounds out the look for anyone going full fan mode.
Concert Essentials
Outdoor urban venues move fast at security. Pack a clear stadium bag to speed through the entry line — most venues require it. For hands-free movement through the crowd, a fanny pack crossbody keeps your phone, ID, and cards accessible without killing your vibe. A portable phone charger is non-negotiable for a full evening out; you’ll want battery left for the encore. And if you’re not already a convert: concert ear plugs high fidelity protect your hearing without muffling the mix — a smart call at any loud outdoor show.
Rain Prep (Just in Case)
The showers are most likely before 2 PM, but if you’re heading into the city early or the forecast shifts, a compact travel umbrella slips into any bag and weighs almost nothing. Better to have it and not need it.
Practical Tips
- Arrive early — outdoor shows at Brooklyn venues fill in fast; give yourself 30–45 minutes before showtime to settle in
- Take the subway — street parking near Brooklyn Paramount on a weeknight is limited; transit is the smoother move
- Check the bag policy before you leave — clear bag rules are common and enforced at entry
- Layer up — that 12 mph NW wind will be noticeable once the sun goes down, especially if you’re standing still between songs
The forecast is on your side. Get there early, grab your spot, and let Wale and Smino handle the rest.